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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
JOHN CAIN PASSES
AWAY At DEFINING
OLD CITIZEN DEAD-cHlLD LOST
m MOUNTAINS - OTHER
ITEMS or INTEREST.

Special Correspondence
Daming, ~ NJ, Sept 0.--loo Cain,
one of the pioneers OF Luna county
and Demhlng. % dead OF Brlghts dis.
ease. having been confined Go his bed
for over IA month. MT Cain had a
host Of friends IN Doming and the sur
rounding country, who will learn 81
his death with many regrets. tie was
buried with Masonic honora Ia the
city cemetery He was 55 years Of
age and leaves wife aud several
children 90 mourn his death.
News reaches the city Of what came
near being death BY starvation OF a
little a-yoar-old girl cut Ia the Florida
mountains south Of here. Il seems
that LASS Friday two little Mexican
children, a girl and a boy the boy 7
and the Girl . years old. wandered
away from their home and became lost
In the mountains, In some manner
they Jeoamn separated, and the
aearching party which went 20 hunt
for them found the little bog that az
tornoon. bat he could not give any
account of where his little sister was.
Tho search continued until yesterday
morning. when the little Girl was
found in q famighod condition. having
Enbalsiod entirely on the apples of the
pFlokly pear that grows In the ra-
vines. and being entirely without vat
oF She was brought 10 Deming,
where medical attention was given
her. aud she viii recover.
Miss Esther Boilch has returned
from q Two months trip 20 California
points Her mother and Miss Alice
will remain out there for another
month ln the hope that the climate
will lmpr no Miss Allces health
prof 4. a. Polling. the eninmulngiat.
has returned from his trip up IN the
FLORIDA mountains and reports that he
captured several very good specimens
Of butterflies but that there were not
very many "huaa lglng,' and he was
somewhat disappointed la not hndlng
some that be hoped 90 get The proc
lessor killed a wildcat aud soTes other
small game.
The Luna Lead company win start
up iis smoltor September 10, after boz
ing shut down for about ave months.
Mr. Green will have charge nl the as
saying department.
Mrs George Rutherford, who has
been visiting her daughter, MIS- NJ. A.
Nordhaus. Ia this city for several
weeks. returned ID her home IN Mis-
souri,. accompanied hy Mrs. N0rdhnua.
Ralph Groanon Of neming and Miss
Eather Eide Of Goblin, iil.. were MAR"
rled August ~ at the home q the
bride in the latter city. They VIII DO
NJ home IN this city after septemhaf
z5.
q. A. Ameni Do expected % arrive 10
Defining ln the near future, as he has
sold out his business Ia halleionrche0
5. d. and VIII return 90 DeminE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
Every Political Party in This
Country Has Taken Turns
In Their Efforts
TO TWIST THE TAIL OF
THE GREAT BRITISH LION
Interesting History Of Relations Of
this Country 10 the Mother
Whence We Sprang.

special % nfcnluH citizen.
Washington. y. c.. Sept About
the middle of the eishiesnih century
the William Pitt who later became
farl OF Chatham. was the minister Of
King George Il aud the real ruler 81
Great Brdaln. His administration
egas one az the most aucceasful nnc
most glorious the realm has over
known On land and sea British
arms we're everywhere sictOrlous--ln
Europe. IN India. IN America. wher-
ever the issue OF battle YVES Joined
and thus u o. that the fame OF Chat.
nam rivals that Of Cromwell. on MARI.
borough before nlm or that OF Nelson
OF wellington aftgr him. IN English
annals al that time the thirteen col
0nioB 0f North America. extending
from New Hampshire 90 Georgia. were
a part Of the British empire and every
one of them as loyal % King George
as Kent. or Yorkshire. or merHet.
or Northumberland. 10 was the genius
0f Pitt operating on the army and
navy OF England that wrostod Canada
from France and made an English
possession OF Il, and American SOLD
iera and sailors helped IN the enter
prise They we're gallant Go a degree
in the capture Of LewiabnrB aud the
reduction OF Cape Breton.
After The accession of George III a
new administration was formed. Gren.
VILE Butte. North, Townsend. Eden,
Wodderburn, and others whV agreed
with them took In hand the Affairs Of
the British empire. They proposed 10
tax the thirteen colonies, o. impose
on them d part Of the expense Of de-
tending them II was perfectly legal
and II Il were not 40 unpatrlotlc,
would say OF q. what ! think OF Il.
that it was perfectly Just. for the
war was on cur account as well as on
account Oh the rest Of the realm. aut
q was a foolish thing 10 do. however
legal. and the result was our indie
pondonoe. of which We are an glad
and proud when peace was made
England wanted 10 iilng IN Canada for
good count and puh out OF the west
ern hemisphere; hut Washington re-
fused He knew that France wanted
Canada for the help she gave as IN the
revolution. and he preferred the Eng.
llsh Gag up there TO the French.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Diplomatic England and America
are hne friends We sent Reverdy
johnson over there when Andy John
son was president. and he introduced
toe cauvas-back duck 20 the English
palate. Since Cedric was a Saxon
that has been a good way 10 get the
good will OF an Eheilahman James
Russell Lowell. who Was a copper
head. Ia our war with Mexico. OF the
most venomoua kind. delighted after.
dinner England with Ills apaeehes.
Thomas II Bayurd cooked diamond
back terrapln for them. and thug as.
sailed the most vulnerable part 50 an
kngliahmsn-hi belly. John Hay aud
Joseph II. Ch0afe gave them more
and more aiterdlnner orat0ry. and We
ar1 the very best Of frlends--dlplo.
matte England and diplomatic Amer.
lea.
And yet the people Of England DO
not ike the people 20 America, and
the people 81 America a. NOT IKE the
people OF England And yot again
the twO peoples are virtually aliies,
and must continue so Together they
can lick the world. and their inter.
osia are so much in common that one
lot them cannct allow the other 90 be
injured That Us Why England en-.
outraged us 10 keep tho Philippines.
But We DO MOI love England and
England does not love us.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
spcclal Correspondence.

Special dependence.
New York. Sept s. Physical owl
doncog of a real revival Of industry
and the opening OF new era or
prosperity and happiness among the
people are the tidinRa from Ireland
brought here by Timothy NJ Healy, 81.
~ the famous iFlsh statesman from
North Louih
"rhe change On ireland Ia the past
two uf three years a truly wonder
gul." hu said 'lrishmen IN this cOun-
try would stand dumbiounded if they
would now return and witness tho
signs oi The awakening u q tangible
fruit FROM the long and bitter atrug-
gle
"It Il true chat the revival Is mainly
la the eastern section 81 the country
che west alll enduring the old poy.
crty aud distress. IN the east the
people now have heart 10 improve
their living conditions. q Is remark
able the way Ia which the old mud
huta are giving way 10 substantial
houses with sanitary improvements.
Industries are springlng up. But the
main thing D. that hope seems 20 have
re-entored the hearts Of the people
"The spirit of activity seems 10
come with the gradual leasoning OF Of
hclaiiam power being now placed IN
the hands Of the people. for the poo-
Pile Impetus comes from the sboli.
zion OF the old grand iurles Quarter
Sessions Bench County councils
have replaced them. and these are
popularity elected bodies. This has
been great success. The councils
have started building dwellings for
laborers, providing them with water
supply, and giving work 20 many Ia
road improvements Health conditions
have improved
Local taAos are Increased, OF
course. through these expenditures.
Bnt there ~ little complaint when the
beiterod conditions are considered
= expect great things from the
Gaelic League Already Il has sue
ceedod IN making popular the lang
uage revival. and with that, Of course.
come irish dances. songs and sports.
The priests have greatly aided In this
movement
"A great deal has been said OF the
work Of the new agricultural depart
mont founded by the Tory party un-
der Sir Horace Piuuketi. Consider
lag tho large amounts OF money en-
trusted 20 the care OF his department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

truthful and patriotic republicans were
ready 20 swear mat they had recn
with ihcir own oyea tho millions of
British gold sent ever here 10 buy
elect .nns for thp democratic rarity and
FREQ trade for England. England % a.
great trader, me greatest the world
ever saw hui t was absurd 90 sup
pose that she ever bought. or AZ
tempted 90 bus. an American election.
Whom che tnfin issue gave place To
as 90 ! the parties again changed
places Bryan and Champ Clark tWiat
ed the British Hons fali ag vigorously
az Ingalls, or Foraker had ever cut
the caper ga the name q protection
According go that me Ola fellow
Richard T. bland who could no more
harhor an iueincufity than he could
invent perIptu1i motion acc0rdlnn
to oliver Dick the only qhing ga The
universe that WNa Weanff than Wall
street was lombard street. The
Crime 81 rs was laid un Emgland
and millions men believed ii aud
wen Bryan was beaten I'M 1896 those
same millions were assured that icy
and their posivr.iy had been sold into
slavery fof British gold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
MILITARY SCHOOL


Special Correspondence
Roswell. N. Ma sept ATTORNEY
General held Is here from Santa BE
on business, lie spent q day on two
nt Carlsbad where Judge Pope IS
holding the Eddy county district
court.
The i,J6.I session Of the New
Mexico Military institute opened Wed.
neHday morning with 10 cadets in
barracks. The other cadets who have
been enrolled for the session are cone
Tag la and viii crowd the barracks 20
their fullest capacliy Many appllchr
lions have bad % be- rejected for lack
OF room
81 Mays hospital. which has been
omen only a few moniha. 10 proving %
be- fully as great a conycnleuco AZ d
was predicted q would be. The mum.
Der 81 patients golns there TO b. oyer
aiod upon By local surgeons la sur
priflnRiy large and the operations are
proving almost uniformly successful.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

cannot say that its work has been
90 remarkable The work b. l23tb
30 remarkable The money came
largely ont Of the fund o. the discs
tablishod Protestant Church Of lre-
land Originally tho property belong
cd TO the monasteries and chuvcheE
OF the Catholic church. Il was given
over 10 the Protestant church 300
years age.
Gladstone Bliowed the disestabs
llshod church 10 retain the buildings.
and made an arrangement whereby
the salaries OF the pastors were COM
muted Tae Protestant church "a thus
still In possession Of some 5000, 900
pounds sterling over and above this
there was a great deal of money the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

income from which is about 81 600 900
a year. Il Is this that has been hand
ed over 90 the agricultural board. u
seeks the general Improvement OF az
ricultural conditions. mainly by In
structing the people in aIl the branch
Is Of the industry
"A better feeling has been brought
about between the churches aa a con-
sequence Of the dlsesihhllshment OF
the Protestant church. Secinrlan Bit
ierness Is disappearing.
"Natlonallsta believe that a settle
ment OF the political questions will
only be reachod-that Is q permanent
settlement-by display OF nocommo.
dating spirit toward the Northern
Protestaues."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
SAYS BURSuH IS ALL RIGHT

a correspondent from Alam0gord0,
writing to che El paH0 TimeaR demo
cratic paper has this to cay about
hurhum ana the charges preferred
aRaluat him
The Bis sensation over enc report
% the accountants who eHamined the
records 81 che territorial reniicnliarg
under Mon III q. HuraunH admln|a
Ifafion az superintendent 81 ioohed
upon hart ~ eur people NonfWiY al
q political game ~ the fnemiga ~
Me- Nuraam. aud consequently Our
people almpat 90 4 man refuse i0 oxt
fFtaB an opinion ~ % that report
8y ouf people Mr nurum la believed
to Ue honest SAD ln Justice 90 al
concerned lalf Square and Impartial
laHesiigatlon ~ she parpuflod fennlt
win be awaited
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

IT'S significant fact that the
strongest animal Of its size, the gor-
illu, also has the largest lungs. Pow
orful lungs mean powerful creatures.
How 10 keep the breathing organs
right should be mans chiotost study,
Like thousands Of others. Mra. Ora a.
Stephens, 81 Port williams, o., has
learned how 20 90 this. She writes
Three bottles OF DR. king's New
Discovery stopped my cough OF two
years aud cured mo OF what my
friends thought consumption, %, les
grand for throat and lung troubles
Guaranteed by an druggists. Price,
SOC and 800. Trial bottle free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
SAFETY PIN REMOVED
FROM BARVia THROAT

An Nray machine perhaps saved
tho lile yesterday afternoon of the
infant SON OF Julius Muralter. the
tailor. say the New Mexican. The
child had swallowed an open safety
PR which found iOdscmfnt deep down
d. BIS throat The pin could not be-
reached with the finger nor was it vla.
IDLE 90 the oyo without the aid 90 the
NRay. pr. J ~ Dias VINO was sum.
m1ned ordered the baby brought 90
hls Office and had no iinculty in
locating the pln with hls Nray ma.
chine Having found who're the plu
WaG lodged q Waa an easy matter 10
extract d with a surgical instrument
The childa throat was iacorafed
somewhat By the pin bias otherwise
the little folloa suffered no bad of
iecia He was in egcrnclaung agony
while the PIN stuck M bis throat me
baby bad hoeH playing With tho nln
unknown 90 the mother and had
placed q Ia Bis mouth BIZ babies wilt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
We Were FOR ne noers.


But when the war IN South Africa
came. 75 per cent of eur people we're
for che Beers, and how We did howl
with hendiah gleo over their early vic.
torloa' How We did flock 90 the thcat~
er IN this town Of Washington 90 sit
entrancod under the spell Of Web.
ster Davis spaamOdlc and hyslorlc
eloquenco and laid Il on the patriotic
impulses 81 Webs great hear that be
got stage fright on that immense Oc'
casiOn De Wei was magnlHed into
q Forrest. noiha was Stonewall Jack
son; the Transynal was Greece and
Poland and ireland. and England was
everything that was deap0tio and
more. too. Hut England was Rrimly
resolved, and history teaches thar
when England is In that humor ana
united at home settlement iu her
favor ~ culy q question OF time, and
20 81 was now 90 course, We throw
a 40 20 her that aho has had allies
ln her bic wars; that Marlborough
wag aided by Eugene. and without
Eugene the armies OF France would
have prevailed bus what would Eu.
gene have done without Marlborough ?
We are not left in doubt. what dld
Eugene do without Marlborourh3 And
the same problem Is presented in
chathnm'a first ministry u ia quite
likely that England would have won
the Seven Years War without Fred.
erick the Great, bat Il ia absolutely
certain that Frederick would have
lost his crown and hia realm without
England Again. IL was England who
nnaf Mnunfnuu uuN hfrf Cor hHr Cha
.COrsican demigod would have muster
ed the world By orders In q uncll
she made all the oceans aud all the
scar British lakes, and no hag. but
hers sailed the deep What Lucan said
lot CardlnEan applies 20 England,
much as one may hate her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

a little child of Michael strauss uf
vernon, Coma, was recently ln great
pain from a burn on the hand. AND AZ
cold applications only increased the
Inflammation. Mr. Strauss came 20 Mr.
JAMES n Nichols, a local mcrChaHi.
for something o. afQp the pain Mr
Nichols says n advised hlm 20 use
Chambeflaina Pain baim. and the
fnt application drew out tho iHdam.
mation and gave immediate relief
hare used Iris llnlmeut nyaelf and
recommend 90 very often Tor cuts.
burns. strains and lame back ana have
never known it 90 dlaappolnt For
sale hy al druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
RGPusLlcANe OF - .o,,,,r,,

The republicans of Otefo county
hold their county convention on Sep
tembeg 2e az AlnmoRordo Tor the pnr-
pose OF nominating candidates tNr
county omceH - IS freely predicted
by an politicians of ihe county that
ihis yeRrs campaign viii De the
"warmtEtr "a the history OF the eoun-
d. This d based upon tne reason
that the DEMOCRATS claim the county
yol che republican, captured every
cnunty office ln che elections Of two
years $50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

on our Side IN Spanish War
The Spanish war came aad We
heard deaf about ihe relative thick
ness of blood and water. and there De-
no doubt that Ensland was on our
side. nuf Tor love ~ us. but because
ii was prOi0undost policy The rest
.pl Europe was srainHi ua. and there
is not room for much doubt that the
powers" Of the continent would have
chokfd ua on Spain III thcy had be-.
iioved Enrlnnd wuld only De- nou.
trial; but ENGLAND with unnecessary
ustentntiOn pat the Channel feet IN
motion n was merely a sirobe 81
policy on the part OF Nc John Hull
and he is expert at that game
After the treaty of Paris there Ia
no doubt that England encouraged pee
90 expand and she was moro inter.
cated Ia that question than IN any
we ever undertook. We speak her
language We have adopted her policy
What d the Inevitable cOnseqnencof
Why virtual alliance. even ~ she has
90 fling 10 Canada" when the pear II
ripe. The trouble Ga. will canada suffer
herself 90 De Hung iuf' She now har
the protection OF the British navy
without cost A. part Of the Ameri
can Union she would be taxed Tor q
navy. To- short, England has NJ
friends except hor colonies. though
she and France are getting on a haalV
OF good understanding. and her alit
ace with Japan Is a bargain ~ ma
iual advantage Germany would Itch
her tomorrow n she thought she was
man enough 90 DO a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
IRELAND BECOMING
LAND OF PROSPERITY

WONDERFUL CHANGE ON THE
EMERALD isLE DURING THE
PAST TWO Or THREE YEARS IS
THE WORD BROUGHT TO AMIR.
icA aY TIN HEALY, THE "a.
NOUS IRISH sArEsMAN--How
CONDITIONS ARE BETTERlNo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Bui Cured By Chamherlalna Collie,
Cholera and DlaThoe4 Remedy.
when my boy Waa two years GA
be- had q very severe attack of howell
complaint. but By the use 81 Cham.
buglain'a Collie, CkDloga and I)laFrh0oa
Romtdy we brought him out an rlRhg,
says Maggie Hlckox 81 Midland. Mich.
This remedy can be- depended upon "a
tho most severe cases Egen cholefa
ini1nium is cured BY ii Follow the
plain printed directions and a cure s.
certain. For sala BY an druggiste
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
OFFICIAL MATTERS
APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERN
oR-TEREjroRiAL BoARp
or EpUcATloN--ooRT.
REn's COMMISSION.

jefferson Reynolds OF Las Vegas.
has hoen reappolnted a. a mcm0er OF
the hoard OF directors Of the New
Mexico insane asylum, near laa We
gas hy Governor Hancrman,
r. g. MeBrIde Appointed.
Governor Hagerman has appointed
Dr. g. n Mcbride OF las Cryucos as
a member Of the board az regents. OF
the New Mexico College Of Agricul.
turc and Mechanic Arts. az Las Cru
ces. vice seaman Field OF Demins,
whose term has expired.
cortner Receives Commission.
Robert O. CioIin-c yesterday ~.
ceived his commission az district az.
torney Tor Santa re county, vice - G.
Abbott. resigned Mr. 0ortner pre-.
scented his commission and took the
oath Of once IA open court yesterday
forenoon.
Meeting Of Territorial Board Of Edu'
cation.
A meeting OF the New Mexico ter
rlt0rlal board OF education will be
neld this afternoon az o'clock IN
the office Of superintendent q Public
Instruction Hiram Hadley al the cap
it0l building, Santa BE. Governor Hag
ermap and Professor Hadley are ex
0niclO members of she board. The
regular members are. Dr. W. a.
Tight. president OF the University OF
New Mexico. az Albuquerque; DR. HI
mund j Vert. president Of the New
Mexico Normal University. az Las We
gas; Dr. G. H. flight. president Of
the New Mexico Normal school, al
Silver city; Dr. luther Foster. proai
dent OF the New Mexico College Of
Agriculture aud Mechanic Arts at Las
Cruces and Prof T.. Clark, superin
,eudont Of the CITY public schools Of
Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

The pupils of Mrs, Rose Fuirelie
Gideon win give their 8fw piano CO.,
oital of thls season al Mfa. QideonA
studio ln Gho Commercial club build
lng toniaht and tomorrow nishl. be-.
glnnlng az oolots. 10 admission
viii Do charged and che Fnblic ~ .argo
q extended q cordial invitation io Ia
present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

William Acint0sn. che "dad of me
Mcintosh Browns. was host to me
brownies al banquet served al
hiurgos restaurant Oh saturday even.
Ting Tho ahair was pulled on early
n the evening and nha q wise father.
Nr Mcintosh sont hia nna0nios home
early 3D. that they would be 90 br|Fht
and early to take the Santa 81 c4cnf.
Hon The adYicV was well taken and
SOME elii edge work "a eauta o. yes.
teriay gaa thu result
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Dr. w. w. spargo lefi last night Tor
Chicago, whore ho Is called tn busr
ness
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-01-12

Home cured hams at Stewards Store.
Thomas Ferr of Wnant was in the
city Monday.
Ernest Derrick was down from Eddy
vile the fore part of the week.
G. & E. Agent and Mrs. B. H. Boles
of Yaquina were county seat visitors
Sunday
John Fogarty OF Newport passed
through Tuesday morning on business
trip to Portland.
Commissioner Frank Thompson came
in Wednesday from his home on Big
Elk and left next morning on an official
trip into the Yachatz country.
G. & f. Agent and Mrs. Bert Boles of
Yaquna passed through Wednesday
morning on brief visit to Albany.
Will Franklin went to Yaquina Tues.
day evening to sub for Mr.. Boles during
his absence.
q. F. Soule went to Portland yester!
day to attend the meeting of the Oregon
Editorial Association. Mrs. Soule ac-
companied him as far as Sheridan,
where she will visit at the home OF Rev.
and Mrs. L. Ii. Bryant until Monday.
Charles Mcdonald has leased the
home farm of his father, James McDon-
aid, near Chitwood, and with his family
moved up and took possession Thurs
day. Mr.. Mcdonald will remain on the
place with his son and devote more of
his time to the bee industry.
w. e. Foster left Tuesday morning
for Portland. He expects in the near
future to resume his old vocation of
drummer, or travelling salesman, and
does not expect TO return to Toledo
except on visit. Mr.. Foster has
made many friends during his sojourn
in Toledo, who regret that the city is
not lively enough to hold gentleman
of his taste, talent aud temperament
II. P. Coin, who has been enjoying
two. weeks vacation with relatives aud
friends in the Alsea bay country, had
business in the city Tuesday. He de-
parted next morning for Nahcotta,
Washington, to resume his duties Mt
the Life.Saviug Station. Mr.. Coin OK
poets to quit the service next fall and
and again begin teaching the young
idea Of Lincoln county how to shoot,