Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-18
WOMEN OWN
NINETY PER
CENT OF THE
---@-
Saloons in New York.
Russian Jews Con.
tribute Aid 10
THEIR NEEDY COUNTRYMEN
Boy Saved Man from Drown
Ing and the Lads Mother
Spanked him.


Special Correspondence.
New York, Aug. 1.-THE aalonlsh-
lag facl % out tnat most Of the sa-
looms Ia New York are owned By wo-
mou. On one day one of the tax CONE
miaaiOnofa discovered on the West
Side district that out Of twenty-five
galoona IN chat district, seventeen
were put down on the tax bucks Is
owned by women. Hurpriacd by this
discovery and extending the invcail-
cation, Il was found that nearly 90
pAf eeat Of The Cafes with lsar
appendices and the saloons OF Greater
New York are apparently owned and
licensed BY wOilon. 'Of COARSE" com.
montQd the commissioner. "a majority
Of business men have. for one reason
on another, decided their property to
their wives. but L seems that the
liquor buBiaess OF the metropolis ls
controlled almost entirely by women
--at feast, IN name" Il might 30 in
toroatlag 90 know Why. The most OH
viously probable reason Is undOubt-
eddy that the real owner OF the prop.
orty wishes 90 conceal his interest In
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might be obtained against him
pciecato Way Of Relieving Want.
u is a common aight ga the RUS
sian quarter. on the East Side, 90 see
yictuals set ont On dishes on the out
side OF the dwellings This ID done
that che refugees. VINO are in cOnaid-
cradle numbers IN this city. shall NOT
be subjected 20 the indignily OF having
20 ask for food but and Il ready for
the taking. There ls q great deal Of
relief extended In that way. for the
Anlf.sfarevd Russians who have found
their way To the land OF liberty. after
great trihulnti0na. have q very hard
time IN obtaining the food necessary
20 sustain life. despite the numerous
charitable organizations started for
abe special purpose Of caring for these
particular people The Russian catas-
trophe has thrown q great burden up
on the people Of all lands. and for
common humanity's sake they have
80 shoulder 4, end see that no per-
son starves within their ken. The
miserable cEar, in hla idiotlc dealings
with hla people has earned the curses
Of 81 civilzed countries
L.
Touching Scene IN Wall Street
Wall street has been written down
for 80 long a time as utterly want
Ing IN feeling, and 80 devoted 10 the
money making, that it hasn't any
time 90 devote % anything else. that
an incident that occurred the other
day, awakened interest All over tho
city. and throughout the country. a.
Wall street, IA some way or another,
touches al arteries OF trade or Of in
tercourae over the Whole country. A
white heargo az the door Of a bis sky
Hcrapor. a little white coffin. carried
solemnly down the stairs and through
the corridors, md out % the pave
ment, caused every hat within range
10 be raised and held aloft until the
procession had passed The street
literally stopped 20 honor the funeral
% q little girl. Elsie Taylor. daughter
OF the superintendent Og No. go. Wall
street "A simple service was held
35b feet above the pavement and the
hurrying crowds, elevator boys, law
yeFa, brokers and clerks. hurrying Ia.
waited with heads barred and hats 81
their hands until the little coiiln had
been carried out Of the corridor. Az
the hearae vas driven up Wall street
the hurrying thronga stopped and off
went every hat 80 long as the pro-
ceaslon was near. Then Wall street
resumed is work and worry and hust
ling. while the little girl had gone on
10 her eternal home.
o.
Bad for Mountain and shore Route,
The voice Of waiiinE and sadness
comes 70 town from tho watering
places. The hotel keepers are losing
moneI and the guets are having q
dlagreeable time. Instead of enjoy
ing fno viows they have looked Oul
upon thick fog banks for many q day
OF their stay. and rain and cold have
taken the place Of expected pleasant
air and nice days. inylgorating Ia their
GOODNESS as compared with the heat
they expected 70 have ln the city, that
they have become q diagruniled set,
Indeed ON the mountains che rides
have been restricted, and picnic par
f,e8 have been given the so by, while
on che sea the cruises Of the pleas
uFo yachts which many Of them have
always taken. have been given up oa-
firely, inasmuch as a fair wind and q
clear aky were conapieuouslY lacking.
nut the chief complaint comes from
the keepers OF the host olrles, who suf-
fer In pocket when 0ne days do not
turn up according 20 schedule, as "a
former Seasons The season has Ger.
tainly been a remarkable one, aud che
soashore and the mountain do not
care 20 look upon its like again Ia a
decado. Meanwhile the hoiolc of the
city have done q tremendous business,
people finding New York a remark
ably hno summer resort. with places
Of refuge 30 plenty IN which pleasure
could DO found, no matter what the
elements were up 10. The advantage
OF the dwellor ia the city u, that be
can have what he wants. 80 long as be
has the money TO pay for Il. II be has
no money he can't get anything any
whefc.
o.
Boy Worth Having.
There ~ some Of the true blood left
in tho boys Of today, after all John
". Furiey OF New Rochelle. % in the
hospital. grioyulsly M, leaving a gOOt
livery and truck business TO be- cared
for Hls twelve ear-old boy. johf
v. Farley, gr. came 20 the front "a
once lie went 10 tho hospital, ant
said Don't you worry, pop, ill iumI
30 ana run the business" and th'
father tWd him 90 50 ahead. JOHNNY
was placed in absolute control. ani