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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
CONDITIONS ARE MUCH
BETTER IN DESTROYED
CITY BY WESTERN SEA

San FraHcisco. Cal. April 2t Fol
iawlug the rain which fcii Sunday
nlHht and vest rdny. which greatly
intensified the misery and aulerinFa
Of the homeless people ~ ihis Hifiek.
en city, ,ast ulrht was one 81 com
pailtiFg comfort and OF greatly lm-
clear and warm. The condition Of
ihe pqcplo is c0natahily growing bet.
Ter and me distribution of prlvisiona
ia hccnmiuE more syHiemailc aud
mothoaical While the heavy rains
sor the time being added much 30 the
misery Of the homeless, lt dld much
towards Improving thf sanitary con.
dltioua throushout the city.
Al i0.f0 o'clock last night an
earthquake ahOck wa fcli throughout
the city. and m0mentarily created
o'nnidorablo alarm. but NO damage
was done
Following thc unfortunate killing
of Tidan hy Fumo sell constituted
yiFiiani. it o. aaid that an city patrols
and an guards viii be dlaarmod, and
the troops. both regulars and militia
viii be- Instructed not % shoot except
Ia case of nRtrcmo necessity.
The general conditions % the city
are improving rapidly. Hundreds Of
men are at work clearing up the
strcta and dynamltlnR tOtfcrlng
walls The water company has 600
men a. work repairing the brokw
water mains, and many sections oi
the residence district are abundantly
supplied with water. Several car
lines ace ready 40 commence opera
ton Just ae soon az lt " safe 20 turn
on the power
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
It's Called Speed Insanity,
And Has Appeared
in Court
USED As AN ARGUMENT WHY
Company Should Pay Insur-
anCe on Life Of Man
Killed In AutO.

New Orleans. la, April a.
Specialists on insanity throughoul
tno cc1ntry are greatly interested ga
the queailon 81 speed insanity" q
rev form Of insanity which iE hc.
lioyod 90 have hctn evolved from the
hapit uf excessively speeding by au'
tumohlliaiG
Tho matter nrai came 60 rabiio 40.
tice Through a suit, = which d Was
sought 90 compel an Insurance COM
pany 90 pay the fuil amount OF the
insurance IN tho caaa OF b policy hold
er, who was killed In an accident
while speeding in hIs automobile. The
Ocean Accident insuranoo cc ipany
rciufad 20 pay a large policy on the
death Of N. L. Hancock. who was
killed Ia an automobile Rccidcnt Ia
iAs Angeles Cal. aercFnl months
ago. on ihe ground that tho company
cannot pay 4 clatm on nu Automobiles
aa most 81 them are mpnumnnmes on
this question of speeding their ma
chinos. and. therefore. the company
Is not responsible
In ia answer 10 iho suit, which
wis filed. the company asserted that
the man who was killed was pfactic.
ally inaane on the question 81 speed,
and that Il should not be held liable
fnr deaths resulting from ihe actions
Of a person temporarily i1eane IN
The same answer tho company asln
that u lt should So held Nehle 4
should be only for half the amount.
The company also holds that its "a.
bllliy "a lnancd n the Insured en.
gnEoa "a any hAEarl0i8 employment
and this. g is assefai coy "a auto.
MODELLING. Many psychologists are in
clined 90 share tho opinion that a o.
really a form of insanity which is de-
vclopod IN automOal.isie addlcto1 to
aunadluu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
REMAINS OF GREATEST
AMERICAN NAVAL HERO
ENTOMBED WITH POMP

Augr0ilF. Nd. April "a. The city
" nilfd with thousands OF visitors
who 0aye h.cn attracted hy the an.
,ssual hnvsi spectacle which viii take
place hyro today in oonuectin with
tae removal of he body oi Admiral
Paul Jones tram the temporary tomb
On the Academy grounds 20 room
"a the Memorial hgil of Bancroft hall.
"a bad bfen intended at first 90 deposit
thc body in the cryt in the basement
Of tho new chapel building cf the
Naval Academy. but tho latter could
NOT be- completed In time Rather than
postpone the date of the memorial
ceromony. enc Secretary 0f The Navy
dHeidcd % deposit The body tomror.
arily ga Bancroft hall and 90 have Il
Transferred without ceremony % the
[rypt when the latter win bo finished.
Fiho French government had sent
over a crnifor squadron 10 take part
in tho exercises and the French Wae.
ehing arrived here a few days $50.
The agpadgon consisted Of the hag'
ship Marafillaiac. and the AfBi class
cruisers Admiral Aubo and Condo.
The sguaslron ls under the command
81 Rear Admiral Cumplon. Admiral
Campion. the members OF mis- staff.
and tho officers of the French cruisers
wore arst received upon their arrival
by Rear Admiral Bradford. OF the
American cruiser squadron, consist.
eng oi the flagship Olympia. the Cleve.
land. Denver and Des MolucH. and
iaicr BY Resr Admiral Davis. ~ the
natileship division. consisting oi the
lafllcshirs AlabNma lnarshlp). Iowa,
Illinois and Massachusetts. Upon
landiug. they were received by Super
intcndent Sands of tho Naval Acad.
emy. ami hie starr Of oilicers Yosier.
day. Admiral Campion and the mem.
beers of his staf were escorted 10
AAFashlngion, where they ware enter-
Ffaincd b. President Roosevelt as
iuqriieon. in the white House They
returned lasi night and spent che
niEht aboard tholr ships, 90 be In
readiness for the corom1nlca today
A special train from Washington,
boaFing President Roosevelt the
Fronch ambassador, M msHogand.
olher foreign dignilariea. a number o.
United States senators and members
oi tho HOUSE Of Representative, nr-
rived here ahomly after noon today.
The DISTINGUISHED guests were fe.
crigcd al the citation by Admiral
sands and other officers Of the Naval
Academy. and escorted 20 che Official
residence of tho superintendent whore
they were entertained at an INFORMED
luncheon. Shortly before 2 O'Clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

la On behalf az the American people.
wish % thank our ancient ally the
ii great French nation, that proud and
gallant nation 90 whose help we once
owed Z that John Paul Jones was
ehle 90 Wln for the Stars and Stripes
The victory that haH Rivon him death'
HaH iame. nnd % whose courtesy we
now owe L that the body nl the long
dtasi hero has been sent hithcr, and
that 90 commemorate the reception ui
the lilusiFloua dead a equadrOn OF
Fronth warships hRs come % cur
ehort#
The fnnals OF the French navy are
hlol Nllh the names OF brave and
hbie tenmen. each Of whom counted
,ienth ag a mistress when the honor
NJ his flag was at stake and among
the figures oi these brave men there
loom the larger shapes Of those
like Tourvlle nuuueaono and the
laiill De suffrn, who won lonngu as
feot admluls Inferior 90 none OF any
nagy of their dag la martial proWess
In addition % welcoming the dip
Amuilo nnd Official representatives
flf France here present lct me also
tKprosa my hoartleat acknowledge
NNfH|NtH| N|N HNAN h"N NANN| NHfIN"fINIIHIaHHh 80
Paris. General Horace Porter. 20
whose zealgna devotion We pafliea-
iafly owe ll thhi She body Of John
Paul Jones has been bron6ht 10 our
shores.
When the body was thus brought
over thp Representatives 0f many dif
fereni cities write ga me. each ask.
ing at 6 should End iis lasi rest.
ing place ln his city nui I feel that
ha place uf ali others So which che
memory of che dead hero wili most
surely he a living force is here ia
Annapolis. where. year by year, we
earn uui tho midshlpmcn who ere go
onlctr Ia the future the navy among
whose founders the dead man stands
flrai Moreover. me future naval Of
hCer. Whc live Within these walls.
VIII find Ia she career % iho man
Wh1rr ilge We this day celDs.ute not
merely q subject FOR admiration and
respect hut an object lcsaon 90 he
ibien into their innernosl hearts.
EyerY oflcei ln our navy should
know hy heart thQ deeds of John Paul
Jones Every officer lu our navy
ehOud feel in every hbrc ~ hts be-
Ing the eager daHira 90 emulate the
energy. tho professional capacity, the
indemlialle dotermlnaii1h. and dauui.
lfaa fcura uf death which marked
lohn Paul Jones above all bio leilowf
Tile history Of our navy, ike mo.
history ol cur nation, only extends0
over a period of a century and q guar
Ter. yUi W. aifeadY have many mem-I
uries of pflfe io ihrli us aa We read
on he1ro of What has boen done By euf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Atlantic city. n. j., April s5.-The
ANIMAL conference 81 the National
Municipal League. which opened here
yesterday. promises To- be the most IN,
ierosilng and important which that
organization ever held Secretary
Charles Bonaparto win preside
whenever his duties "a connection
with the Jones Memorial exorriaes
n Annapolis and bis other cficlal
duties VIII permit him 20 do so.
Among the prominent spcaigers who
Nill address the conference. win De
George w Guthrie, who was recently
elected mayor oi Pittsburgs Mayor
Weaver Of Philadelphia; Mayor Dim.
mick of Scranton. Pa. Maynr Cutler
of Rochester. N. "; Thnmaa Rae.
burn White, counsel ~ the COMMITTEES
uf Seventy, Philadelphia; g.. h.
Chcsgoboroueh. secretary of the Gal.
weston City Club; Henry WainatoolS.
president uf tho Commonwealth
Club. san Francisco: Elliott n. Pen.
dicion. leader 81 the reform forces
10 Cincinnati. o.; and Prof L. 8.
Rowe OF the University OF Pcunayl
vania.
Clinton Rogers Woodruff of phlla.
delpnia. secretary uf She league. in ais
report. WIN deal with the advance
during the last year Ga every import
ont center IN the country. Jha ~
port win show that IN no preceding
year have there leea 80 many victor
les for good government and SO many
substantial Improvements IA m0rllgda
as during the iaEi year Tho coRfer.
onee viii close with q dinner 90 the
delegates on Friday evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

tho president nnd the other dlsling.
ui8hcd guests we're escorted By uuiied
States Marlnoe and the Academy hauu
go the Armory buildirg. where the
memorial eEerciaea viii ne heid.
The program of exercises includes
addresses BY President Rooacvoss.
General Horace Porter. the former
United States ambassador io France.
wh-ge efforts brought about the dis
cOYery Of tho remlins of Admiral
John Paul Jones. NJ Juaserand. the
French ambassador. Governor war.
Geld Of Maryland. and secretary
bonaparto. who viii preside "a the
eAofclsce TAe French government
win De represented By M gusaerand.
Rear Admiral Campiou, his start o.
fve officers, hentied hy captain bar,
oilC chief Of the naval ftaff of the
Frouch Ministry of Marine. Captain
Guspraite, nad twenty officers 81 the
Maraeillaiae. Captain Hueei late
naval alde-decamp 90 former Prcai.
dent l0uhoi. and seventeen oihccns 81
tho Condo. and Captain LeFeyre aud
twenty uflcen from the Admiral
Auhe.
Al the conclusion of the exercises
In The Armory. which VIII be witness.
ga b more than ave thousand invited
guests and other holders OF tickets
of admission, the body OF Admiral
Jones win be- renewed from IT, TEN
p0rary resting place in the tomb Of inc
Academy grounds, and carried 20 lan'
croft hall where u will remaln until
the permanent resting place IN the
crypt Of the Academy clapel will he
completed The body viii BE- curritu
BY petty officers of the American and
French warahina and marines OF the
TWO flcets will form the escort OF
honor An adnHral's salnie will BE-
nred during the transfer OF the body
The officers Of the French squad.
ron will return 10 Washington. tomor
row morning, and will te entertained
at luncheon by Secretary og the Navy
bgnaparte. IN the afternoon they
win attend a csyalry and artillery drlii
AZ fort Mycr. Nd in the evening thcy
win De- 'ho guests of NJ. Iusserand.
De French ambassador. at q dinuer
GlYcn iu ihcir honor al the French
embassy ON Thursday. the officers
wlll bc taken % Mount Vernon cn the
Dolphin They win return 20 thelr
ships ga the Following dey aud viii
probably sail on SATURDAY
Among those who have cume here
90 attend the exercises In honor OF
Admiral Jones aro representatives 81
many patriotic ass ciatlons from an
parts OF She country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
eNoLlsH HISTORY.

Londen. ApFil 2f.--It was exactly
twcniy.aix years yesterday since Mr.
Gladstone went to windsor and
aerocd 10 form q ministry. Tho gen-
eral election had resulted IA the 70.
turn ~ 3f9 liberals. 90 Irish home
rulers. and 2f3 tories The queen
sent for Lord Harrington on April 81.
and 10 went % Windsor with Lord
Granville on The morning Of the Col.
Lowing day In the afternoon tho two
returned and drove off from Padding.
ton slaiicu 20 Harley street, whore
Gladstone lived Aa0ui O'Clock.
that same day, Gladstone. in his turn.
went 20 soe the queen and returned 10
town as prime minister, Granville.
lfader ~ the party 90 she lords, and
Harrington, letdcr ia tho commons.
both recognized that the popular wisn
was that Gladstone should BE- the head
of tho government. That government
rcmained IN power five years and a
half, and oniranch.ecd tho aRrlcui-
tufal labOrers nut ita irish policy
sae o failure. aud the next election
in 1888. gave the liberals mere
handful of q majority
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
rHEATRlcAL BENEFiT FoR
THE NEeuViU8 suFFERERB.

New York. April 2i-For the bone.
lt of the people who were made
homeless by the recent eruption of
Mount NesuTing. a grand charity per-
gaFmance. under shp direction 80 the
combined thgatricai mdnneem 0f this
city Will hc given af tho Metropolitan
Opera HOUSE tuulshi Many uf the
MOST BFpminonf cemr1Hles ln the ciiy
VIII give scenes of their plays. d
aumher uf distinguished aciora and
nrirrasaa wiii produce short sketches
and plays, ard "a score ui Che best
vaudeville performers have y0ln-
tesred and besides thai Mark Twain
will make one of hia Characteristic
a6dresa0a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

New York. April 2f.-Vicc pfosi,
dent Calvin OF tho southern Pacific
railroad today defined tho boundaries
of She burned district 81 San Fran-
cisco 10 the Following dispatch re-
ceiEcd at lho cpmpanY's unlce The
buraed district ln general. ls inside Of
tho foliowlug llmllH
ileglnning at DE front Of The ferry
building and running south just ins
aide of The docks. 10 the cofncr 81
bmnnun and flraf airerta, west os
hrannon % second south 20 Town.
send, west % the corner OF Efhth
and Division. northwest on Dlvlsinn
to Harrison. south 90 Twentieth Wont
DO Church. north to Market. east ~
Franklin north 90 Jackson eaai 81
Van Ntaa. north 10 Bay, easl along
the shore to the destroyed docks on
saneemo, thence along East street 90
The point Of boglnning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
WINS NoroHlETY IN
AUTOMOBILE RACE.

Paris. April gl.--A now rival 10
i.anoia. ir the darn devil line, haa
sprung up IN Italy, and he viii pilot
one Of the new 100 horse power Flats
Ia the French Clubt Grand Prix CON
test Two OF the cars viii Do plloled
by Lapcia and NazSrro Dr. We'll.
Echoi', who win b. at ihe wheel 81
the third. ig the new dare devil Ho
i8 one Of the directors of the Fiat
company, and was a witness of the
last Vanderbilt race The doctor has
Invariably iHkon part IN tho Mont
Conis hill climb. Ia one az these con.
tests De dashed by Cedrino with one
wheel over the odge a a ellff. winning
the climb
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

San ffanelaco. Cal. AugI ef "a
canvas ~ district 30. 9. mr'udIng q
pofiion of 0olacn Gate park. made
hF melor MciYr. of lhe United
1ia'fH army iu Charge nf enc district
showed hut two deaths since tae
earihQnake The infomauan bgregu
fnpurlH eyefy person within iho dls-
ir'et sheltered either in tents OF ln
NQodeu houaeo Cioihlne and pro
visions an plcnilial The authorities
no longer permit o8ufoamon ln
charae more than ffiy cents f1f q
trunk and twenty-five cents f1F
smaller pagEaef io aHy pafi ~ ih0
c'lg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

so Louis, Mo., Apgli 25.-rho bic
bench slow arranged hy the Migslss.
lpni Valley Kennel Clnb and approved
hy the American Kennel Club. opens
here today at the Exposition haildiug.
on Fourteenth and Olive streets 1he
number of entries Is greater than at
any previous dog show held m tails
city. and the quality % dogs shown Is
far superior 90 that OF any previous
show Many valuable prizes and tn0-
phies have been offered for this
event and Il Is expected that u will
prove a great social and sporting sue
cess.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
NEW ENGLAND cATToN
MANUFACTURERS MEET.

Boston. Mass April 2s.-rle eight
ioh annual meeting az The New Eng
land Cotton Manufacturers Aaaoclu.
ti7n VIII open here thia afternoon in
Huntington hall. MnHHachnaniis lnaii.
lute cf Technology Addresses wan
hc delivered BY Lieutenant Governor
khen g Draper. the Hon. Jamos Wil-
son, Secretary ~ Agriculture. John
smcthurat 81 Manchester, Enrland;
fredesick y FIeh. president of the
Amerlcau Telephone RnG TELEGRAPH
company and Henry Smith priicheft
PRECEDENT oi me Maasacnugeiia inaIl
iR'r OF Technology Besides thnt
meny fapffH On technical subjects
Nii ho rfad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
EXODUS HAS REouN

ogdon. Utah. April 2f.---A. b. Nose
ley. central passenger agent of the
Hartman lines at this point. eatl-
mates that 10000 TO $1,000 San Frnn-
cisco refugees viii pass through OE-
der before the end ~ the exodus A
special train due at moo nhaa 9i0 io
be- fed BY the relief cnmmliloo ana
other trains frQm the coaat are
crowded with helpless people. The
Southern Pacl9c paid passenger trainc
has kSen demoyaiifed between Oak
land and Ogden BY the railroads sen-
2roaity of carrying refugees free On
one special train yesterday there was
not a ticket taken by the conductor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

ltfaf0fdUn.Avun. April 24-Yos.
iefday was shakespeare birthday lt
q safe 20 FhY thaf e. Waa remem
hered in every narl ns thr civilized
globe This city naturally. ceis
hraiea the birthday 81 iho great poet
in q more al0hufan manner than any
other clty Ia the world Tho cello.
Dfatlnn began last ulghl with "a
performance ~ Mhch ado About
Npihiue" VII cmrnVe Tor ghroa
weeks. ans will close on Mav i1. with
q performance ~ "a Mldsummtr
Nights Dream pnnae fho lhroe
" oka ffiesm different plays of
NnAAL-n-AIu VII ID nlnllenl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

nAiegs 10 The moment 81 crisis the
heart rises lovci with the erisls The
asyy whose captains viii not snrrend.
on are sure ln tho long run 60 Whlp
che IVY whose captains viii suf
render unless tho Inequality OF sklll
Or force ls pfodiEl1us The COURAGE
whilh never yields can not take the
place q tht possession of good ahina
and good weapons and the ability
skiHfully 90 use these ships and these
wu1puna bui lis presence aiii often
atone for many Uhor shortcomings.
and u with q are combined enc other
military qualities. the luriunc owner
becomes literally iatinciMe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
IMMORTAL pRAMATlsT
HoNoRED WORLD OVER.

London April a5. - Shakespeare
Festival week is being celebrated At
Grliiord.onsAvon IA the customary
manner and with Unusual spirit tbs
town is decorated VITA flags aud buut.
INK and pictures Of tho great dramat.
ist, whose blrthdny Is being observed.
are displayed everywhere. To-day there
was the usual procession OF decorate
The poets grave with countless
wrouths ol flowers Al the Memorial
Iheafer fifteen Of Shakespeare a
plays viii De performed during lhc
festival week Floral tribugor have
arrived from an parts OF the world.
and eefcral thousand visitors, amDnE
them many Americans. are Ia town
to attend tbe colcbfation.
Plays ~ shakespeare are ai1yed
n several of the lundOn thcatcrr and
tho attendance y sururl4lnFly iarne.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

San Francisco. Cal. April 2f--rhc
cofoncra once will he reorganiaod 20.
dey Up % the present time. iQdiea
have been buried BY the soldiers and
naval militia near whore found For
thia reason Il % feared that the ex-
act number Of dead uill never be-
known Coroner Welsh reported yes.
tordny that bis deputies bad cared for
abO bodies taken from the ruins. bilt
this number does not include those
buried by the police and naval mil
liia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
FERRY BUILDING TO BE
RESTORED IMMEDIATELY

San francisco, cal, April f.~slhe
condemned ferry Building will ha ro-
moved aud rebuilt Immediately. The
tower was damaged by 'ho earthquake
principally in the three lower stories,
and win have 90 be strengthened BY
rods and tlmbrfa before tho actual
work 81 renewal can be done Tho
new tower VII be Of foinforcod con.
crete
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
ALABAMA FEDERATION or
IheOn NOW AN aEaaIoRi

birmingham. Ala. April 26 The
annual contebiien of the Aiahama
State Federation of Labor Ornna q
two days session at the Trades Gu
cii holl this afternoon. The attend
ance SIS unusually large and every die.
trict IN lho atate q well represented.
Many matters ~ Importance win
come up Tor consideration among
them measures TO DO submitted 90 the
state Legislature nt the next session.
The anti.boycoit law aud the riinors'
strike IN this state will also De thor.
oughiy discussed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
EsTtMATE or DEATHS
ENTIRELY TOO Small

washington. d. O.. April 2a.--The
oGnciai report from General Greeley.
as TO the extent OF tne less Of life IN
san Francisco "a o. follows;
From very careful Investigations
made by Captain Winn today, ao far
ns information d obtainable, the ca.
tire 81 Francisco death list from
the iafo disaster "a reduced to 232
victims. OF these. about nfty, con-
oiEiing of unknown, gathered f70m
various parls ~ the city, have boen
Temporarily buried Ia washington and
Portsmouth, squares"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

. H 0Melly. 20 Albn9urrQua. ron-
reaenlatiYe of the Southwestern Ilfe
Insurance. company WaH lu t0wn on
Thursday I've coap2ny ihat Mr
oNeliy nov represents D. one that
has heta recently orRaniTcd ~ caa.
iallgis 90 Arizona ard New Mcx|co
hnd lH D hnme company. says iho
WIualoN Mail 0mc hnVe hceu Is.
taDl'ahcd in Albuquerque an1 ploe
nit. and all iia efforts toward writing
Insurance van 30 cennnpd 90 the r.s-
I-r LNIl-luELll.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

tHalnEinu. ra April 1b battling
Nelson and AufeIl0 iierg0m are in
hghi twenty mUUds ht ro tao Iureio
fNra Club ihls eVoulng end sports.
mon frum aN parts uf tho cast are
nofU % witness ihis idtfre1tloE
maicA Both men are eaia i0 Be- in
eAeaiient condliiua Nelson seems lo
% the iagafiie The naht is iof
vHfae 90 GO 900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
eoMETHipS NEw M

Orange ~ 4 Aprl "a Tho az.
nnal civic dinner Of tho 0raugda VIA
be giYpn this evening "a the new
home ol enc Wumnn'a Cluh q OranFe
apnniur EFcfft Colby WlH 1cl IS lte
ioaalmasiGT William b Lloyd and
Wllilem B Harris. Ciu1ant Union
membels 0i he Eaa Onuso City
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Council during tha years 1904 and
1905. viii be The guests of honor The
spCaks win bo Governor Stokes oi
New Jersey. Mrs Frederick Nathan.
prfHi8eai Of thr Consumers Ioarua
Of NeN York. Cfuorallnn Counsel
Oorre r. Record on Jersey city.
John Moody. president of the new
tc democratic Organization OF New
lefscf Mrs Philip Carpenter. ngosl.
0onf oi the New York state Fodefa
iinn ui Wumens Clubs. prank H
Scmer. sheriff 81 EEecx county. and
Mark a. Fngan. mayer OF Jersey city
Dinner VIII De- served at 2 O'Clock
end copies Of Alden Froomane book
"a YCar in Politics" iust published
VIII be pre- ned 90 the guests as
souvenirs OF the occasiOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

san Francisco. Cal. April as-All
of the Chinese in the eily are being
gaihcred iu and placed near Fort
Mason The neu ChinaioWn viii be-
located af Hunters Point. iu tnr
southern extremity of the county. on
ihe bay shore. This 81 several miles
from the oid f'hinaigWu.