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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09

An0 the scene.
Needless to say, Hilary does not destroy
the letters, But shows them in private to
his misguided brother, 80 that Nina comes
honorably, decently and i'm Immediately into
her own. Not the least admirable touch Of
Pincro's -seIf-restraint Is the fact that An
ndbsTs relatives are shown the door with
u being allowed to suspect that they are
evioted, or dreaming OF the reason for their
exit.
As to two points only is it possible to
question Pinero's discretion. The chaTao-
tiers Of the AHndbel worshippers are drawn
in the spirit OF caricature that swayed on
the English stage in the masters youth
in precisely the same manner, in fact, as
Mr.. Jones's not dissimilsr hypocrites. In
the theatrical sense the contrast il as ef-
fectivc 40 it is easy to achieve; but it il the
work 81 Pinero's prentice, not his master
hand. And HiIrry's pleading with Nina
to give UP the letters Ia MARRIED by what
may or may not be a piece Of pious clap
trap, but individually gives the impression
Of being just that. He represents AnRdbeFs
death, in the very hour in which she was
apparently succumbing TO the temptation TO
leave her husband for her lover, as a spe-
cial interpretation Of Providence-with a Gap
ital P. II il OF a piece with the scene in
The Notorious Mrs. E~bbsmith." in which
Pinero, himself not a bigoted Christian,
makes his free thinking heroine ~signalize
her repentance by snatching her Bible out
from the flaming porcelain stove into which
ale has just hurled II.
y Tho shortcomiag which, to me at least.
seemed deepest was IN the authors attitude
toward tho sin Of the dead wife and her
loy er. No less than Nina. ARRd6ci re-
voted AGAINST the dull gray rcctitude Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
HEAVY STICK BADLY
BRUISED MANS SHOULDER.

Julian Llai came near meeting vita
q very serious accident few days
ago. says the white Oaks Outlook.
While working down IN a well Tor BE
Tx 0uehara, heavy stock which was
used IN holding the rope b Tho buck.
"a, accidentally dropped from the sur
face 70 tho bottom. distance Of forty
feet striking him on the shoulder.
Fortunately, no injury was done, exs
cept a severe hrulHe which will put
him on the retired llat FOR a few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

population upon the addition increases
other wells viii ha sunk On the rafk
"a keep fiilly abreast Of she demnNd
Mr. klamm ig thofourhly satisfied
with che experiment Of the additions
owning 90 own waiter syatem, alike
az 30 cost. abundance and quality 81
ihe water secured
This terrace addition wiii be q
model for ell subsequent unee. and
viii be the lnFHeD single addition
ever made 20 the beauty. aifracilve-
ness and reputation OF Albuquerque.
silver avenue viii be the principal
street % the nddhi0n and the COM
pany ulil plant not only tho park. but
both sides of che avenue with trees
furnished and maintained By them ilil
the property shall be- sold % roai-
denia one purchase u 500 tulip
trees has already been made. and
other purchases % other Tasie'ies are
90 follow.
silver avenue viii BE- so feet ID
width. and no house built upnn q can
come within thirty feet OF the street
line. On either side Of the street viii
be seventeen feed. leaving a roadway
in ihu center. forty six feet in width.
The seventeen feot on each side viii
consist ~ a throe-foot continuous
grass plot. next she yards. then, going
outward. will be e aix-iool Sidewalk
OF yiifined hricki and between this
walk way and che roadhod. viii come
eight feet planted 90 trees. q u
evident that whom che plans Of the
management shall have been carried
ont and they are making rapid and
I satisfactory progress there VII he
nothing else IN al the southwest al
all comparable FOR beauty and deslra-
ldllly with the Terrace addiiion q
/ Aibuauefquo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

several days IN order 10 present my
SIDE Of the case properly % the gOyof-
nor ! do not think from what / have
hears of Governor Hagurmnn that he
u the sort oi man 10 commute this
sentence II he ~ given che facts
Mr. Rodd.ng has not sea called upon
Governor Hagerman. When asked re-
gRfding the ease Governor iiagerman
said.
u have a. yet taken no action On
the matter { do not know whether /
shall commute tho sentence provided
! am asked 90 DO so. viii be glad
Of course, 10 talk che case over with
Mr. Roddlng"
Conloy also killed Charles Purdy, 20
years old. of Red River Ste hhA gone
with purdy and the boy Ia the placer
claims for the purpose of doing as
seasmont work A quarrel arose and
She killing followed, Conley'a plea
was aelf-doionse, saying that the two
attacked him with axes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

him implicitly"
Ho returned tho compliment by
placing the most implicit trust IN tho
people. Ho behaved 60 them less like
a king than the father OF a great fam.
ily He walked about me streets OF
Copenhagen day and night, nnattend'
cd, and was often seen at a concert
chatting with group Of men or
women.
A year or NO ago the king Jaw q
child on the tram line track IN lmmi-
n0nt danger of being run over by an
electric car approaching at FUN speed.
Regardless Of everything save that a
precious human life was 10 danger
the aged monarch rushed In front OF
tho car. seized the infant aud brought
Il into safety. almost losing his own
lie ln the effort.
King Christian drank little. Al din,
ner he had a glass Of cinret and one
OF port. lie ala not 1rink champagne
OF spirits He didn't get up early. but
uD sent 90 he'd ~ n b. IA. Ho never
had guard over his bed room, his
nHly sentinel being n huge dog Of the
bismarck roachshund type. which
slept outside his door
NNtHNt NNN new queen Nl H@NtNNNN ~
while not celebrated for her beauty
has the distinction % beIng the tall.
ost rnd Woaiihlest royal woman la
Europe The daughter OF former King
Charles Of sweden aud Norway she
was born IN 1851, and a. the age 81 rs
married Crown Prince Frederick, no
new king She ~ oyer six feet tlll,
and has a fortune Of over $4,000, 900.
inherited from her maternal grand
father, Prince Frederick OF the Meth
orlands.
/ There Ia a romance IN her family
history which dates back 20 the stir.
ring times OF the drst empire. Her
grandmother, who died IN 1860, az
queen of Sweden and Norway was
born plain Mile, Desiree Clary, dauEh.
( ter OF Mnrsoilles stock broker, She
refused the hand Of Napoleon, TO be
I the wife OF the one who became fam.
l Gus AZ the Ercnch General BernadOtte,
who was adopted az heir 20 the swed.
iah throne By the childiess King
\ Charles XIII.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

TERRIT0RIAL TOPICS


SHEEP eHEARlN0 ON
DOWN lN ARIZONA.
Sheep hearing has commenced at
tho several CAMPS % Maricopa coan.
~. Arlaona. AZ noardsiey. 10000 to
100000 sheep viii be shora. CamuBell,
Noble and Mcintyre. al hig sheep
raisers Of the northern part OF the ter.
rltury. a,o preparing % have their
shcaring done ~ beardaley.
Honch. another hig raiser from the
northern part Of hrisuun. viii hava
hlH ahearlng done Nc Cave Greek. u
rs estimated that between 10000 and
lt.o00 sheep wili be taken care o. az
that place.
Mean takes third place as import.
ance a. n sheer aheaFing center Scott
and others have between $4,000 and
10000 sheep Co be taken care OF there.
Wool buyers fram Boston. New York,
Chicago and other points. are begin.
ming % arrive in these parts, and sew
eral OF the largest WOOL EfoweFs have
already received orders for their NUOl
clip. Prices are expected 90 be- higher
this year than last sheep owners
throughout Arizona aad New Moxlco
are hiahlv eiated over the outlook
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
UROPE'S new KING AND QUEEN;
STORIES OF THE DEAD KING

Chrisllan w., Donmafk's dead king.
Ae the most respected monarch IN
arupe He vas looked mp 20 By
n'ner rulers and voneratcd By bic own
Dance. not fnf HE ace on long reign.
Hui for hls goodness 81 heart
A. q boy, he had no expectations
W q throne Ills father dying when
De iad wna 80 years old. committed
BIN to the care Of his rolatiye. Chris
Nan VIII. who adopted him. That
tinga two sons died and tho foster
0n vas declared heiF 90 the throne.
Before be became King. Christian *.
bad n hard time making both ends
meet and O. o. said he taught.
King Chriatian's only war was bite
greatest mistake and ho never ceased
ID Ericyo over it He was litilo %
blame because the conflict resulted
from bis ganctionlng the foolish and
FropKful act % his predecessor IN
AiirrlnR The constitution of Hchlea'
Wig Holsiein. 10 the defrlmeni Ol ha
hndeninhlo constitutional connectlon
Hlfh Germany.
Bismarck selzed ne opportunity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
A THING OF BEAUTY
Is A JOY FOREVER
80 SANG THE POET. AND so WILL
TIE TERRACE ADDITION SOON
PROVE.

Prom n p. Slamm. 3 Citizen repre-
sentative has learned that the work
on the Terrace addition 90 the city
east 0i che Highlands, ia progressing
worry satisfactorily The well has been
sunk and caaed % a depth of 2a0 feet
and has q constant depth II water of
AZ feet This weli 20 IN a direct line
with the University. bat bling about
three blocks a. the south 81 a. The
well o. eight inches 10 diameter with
alx inch pumn. The pump la run By
nu electric motor having q three phoze
circuit
The company has bought the 10000
gallon tank rocently owned hy the
American Lumber company ana the
we'll not only fnppliea en- abundance
oi water l9r irrigation and an OiEer
purposes but Mr siamm estimates
that n will continue 90 DO So Cor TIE
ar8t &c Aouses Which shall be- edeeis
90 A si2.acro park has been 70
seryei around TIE we'll and ~ the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
STOCK CONDITIONS NOT
CAD an LINCOLN coil


Local conditions have very much Inn
proves here during the past ten days,
says the white oaks outlook. The
snow has about disappeared under a
returning sun, except on the northern
aiope OF the mountains. the greater
part Of the moisture going into the
soil. From reports thus FAR received
nom outlying ranches, the loss OF
stock in the county has not been near
Whist many were led 10 expect from
the severe cold under the great depth
Of snow which completely covered the
ground for 40 long a time. The losses
10 some herds win not 90 over I per
cent. while Il Il estimated that Q per
cent win DO fair average, The ben
EFT Of the moisture b the ranges will
fully make up for this lois later on.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Don't deceive yourself Il you have
indigestion take Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure II win relieve you Rev w. y.
Hocsti, South Aiills. y. G.. says: Il
was troubled with indigesilon foF ecF
erai years whatever / ate seemed b
cause heartburn. Hour stomach, giut.
torinF 81 my heart and genoral de-
precision OF mlnd and body. Ny drug.
gist recommended KOdol and Il has
relieved ne ] can now cat anything
and sleep e9un6ly e. night" Ko6al
dlgeats what you eat, makes the
stomach sweet paiatahl0. strength
enlnF and affords quick relief Sold
By al druEsiala.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
FAIR ASSOCIATION HAS
OBLIGATIONS ENOUGH
OFFICERS FAVOR BAsE BALL,
BUT 90 NOT FAVOR e9s5CtA'
TON FINANCING TEAM.

FRIDAY, February ~
The business men % tnU city as
well as the base bali fans. agree with
The EyeninN Citizen that Albuquerque
should have a base ball team the COM
ing season, and that the sooner some.
thing Is done toward getting a team
crganl1od the better The Citizen
yesterday made several suggestions a.
% possible plans for the support Of a
team. among them that the Terri
tarinl Fair association take the man
aKemont and contribute 60 the SUP.
port OF a team and use q a. an al.
YeriiHing medium for the coming fair.
Following this suggestion, Secretary
koaenwald. Of the fair association.
stated this morning that he believed
that the ciiy ought 90 be- represented
by a base bali team and would glad
81 give hia personal support 20 one,
but as to tho fair association taking
upon itself any financial obligation
more than Il already has. why, he
was very much opposed 20 H. Cen
eral Director r. +. McCanna was also
seen, and was round 20 be Of tho same
opinlon as Mr. Rosenwaid. He beilev-
I'd that the city ought 90 have a base
ball team, and said that the fair IS
ISOLATION was anxious that Il should
have one, 80 a. 90 be able 20 enter the
base bah tournament OF the coming
fair but was very much opposed 90
the fair association taking upon itself
any more financial obligation than Il
already had. What Mr. McCanna and
Mr.. ROsenwald say about things per.
tanning 10 the territorial fair goes, 90
che fans need not look 10 the fRlg az.
ISOLATION for Nancy with which 20
run a base bali team. There are yet
the private company with popular sub.
scrlptlon plan and the old plan Of q
big popular subscription schemea, yet
20 be exploited. and there D. no reason
why the fms should become diaoour.
aged because Of the frat turn down.
Albuquerque VIII show up IN due time
with q team that Is by no means a
tain ondcr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
TO OPPOsE CONLEY
FATHER or MURDERED BOY At
SAINTS "a ATTEMPTING 70
PREvENT CONSULTATION or
sENENCE.

q. 8. Reddlng. 81 Queata. Father OF
Iamcs aodding. who was shot and
Killed at Guadalupe placers ia Taos
county last year by John Conley. ar
rived IN Santa fo Wednesday night 10
prevent. IL possible. tho Communication
of Cunleya sentence Go hang for bis
crime By Governor Herbert } hager-
man.
SIR Roddlng said thar be- had been
informed that ConioYH attorney was
making an effort 90 secure liie im-
pr.annmeni instead uf the death Qea-
atty. ConleF ia nov q prisoner for
safe koaulnE la the territorial poni-
teniiRry az the capital
in speaking Of the case be said.
Is ann a man who believes that tho
law should take 500 course On three
differet occasion ahHuud person
ally with my friends % prevent the
iynchiue 81 Coaloy after the murder
! told them we must have coincidence
in the courts and they must have
confidence in the people II the laws of
the land were 90 be enforced. Now
when q jury ~ Representatives, fair
minded citizens has found that John
C0nicy committed murder ln the hrst
aogroo. 40 not think q justice % have
governor take diuorent action
shall see Governor haHorman peraQn-
ally and shall ask him NOT % commute
This sentence.
within D few days ! Win have seY-
crni petitions making a similar re-
quest. and these petitions win be-
slenad hY an the prominent men %
Taos county ! 90 not believe Cons
leya statement that ne KILLED my boy
while the latter was attacking him
with al as Jim was running for bis
horse Rnd waa shot odwn within sen
soei OF where che animal Was ties Z
ANA not going out iA see Conley while
az Santa ~ I only want 10 see him
once again. and ihnt 81 wlth q rope
about hla neck lg ufdrrcd hy the
court before which Ne waa found gull
~. atan rewa.a IA Santa Fe Tor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

WIS W. "#HHH" NHN"HHHHa
London. Jan. al..-it comes from the
very best authority that SIR Thomsa
Upton has NOS ycl given 90 the hope
Of winning the Americas Cup. and
that ho "a making plans now Tor an.
other rampnien against the New York
Yacht Club next year 10 win back the
coveted cup, for which BE- has tried
three times without success.
d "a undoFsiuud that Sir Thomas
81 considering plans Tor che bulldlnE
0i a urw challeaHtr. which. he H8pes,
90 BRING iu the United states In 1907
just what plans De So matlng, De- not
yet known but. slr Thomas seems 90
fhihh that the next time be VIII be-
Ehld 20 make a better showing. L a.
understood that hts next challenge
viii BE- free from ifeakiah oyarhanea
and other freakleh features 70 "a
even believed that he NAV bring a
schooner 30 the United states and
that the new boat VIII ~ built up te
she limit Of that type allowed under
che terms of the deed % giit. which
IS iib feet on the watcg line.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

The Rev. y. G. Warren. pastor Of
sharon baptist Cchurch. Belalr. Ca
says OF Electric niiterhi cts q God
sead 10 mankind u cured mo Of a
lame back. stiff Joints. and complete
physical collapse I was 90 weak Il
took mo half an hour to walk a milo.
Two bottles 81 Electric nittera have
made me 90 strong have Just walked
three miles IN so minutes and feel
like walking three more, IT'S made a
new mRn of me-" Greatest remedy
for weakness and vii stomach, Liver
and Kidney complaints. Sold under
guarantee a. an druggists. Price soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

The mother who hus ecqulrci the
habit Of keeping on hand hu,'lo Of
Chamherlnin's Cougl Renedy. saves
herself q great amount OF unoaslncas
and anxiety Coughs, colds and Group,
10 which children are susceptible, are
are quickly cured by ita use. Il cOuu'
ieracts any tendency of q cold 20 re-
sult 10 pneumonia, and 4 given az
soon as tie first symptoms OF Group
appear Il viii preyout the attack.
This remedy contains nothing iuiuri'
Gus and mothers give q 20 little ones
with a feeling of perfect security,
ror sale by All druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

A man who once had rough, horny
hands made them as smooth andi29t
hands made them soft and smooth
with witch Hazel aaiyo. hut he used
the genuine that bearing the name
"E. &. Dewitt a Co.. Chicago" For
sores. hoils. cntB. burns. bruises. etc.
u has no equal. and aif1rsi1 almost I'm
mediate relief from blind. hlceding.
itohine end protudlng piles, Sold By
al druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

NNNfh HHtNR WIZ w. ~ I" -
Because ~ feared thnt the ancient
structure. commonly known az jail,
would iall down and bury ham ba-
Meath the debris. Ocnaro H0yey. the
ifyoarold boy. arrested by omeer
Camlio Marlnez. for fart riding, soy.
trai days aE0. walked Out from ere
adobe wallis SATURDAY, Afternoon saya
tht New McKlca@ He war later 81.
captured while hiding ie q nearby
building. Which. hoWtFer booked far
moro secure 30 him than tho place be
ias. Much arainsl ass viii. he WaH
reinrnad % the inil and will have -
take dia chances along vita tha re8
~ the prisoners Until che expiration
0f hia sentence. Hoyey found enc
lcaet ~ his Troubles in getting ouf Of
the iail ne would doubtless have
made good be refiremNni from public
ife had NOT jose Ma. 0aqcia. iuoltoa
~ fhe peace. errie8 rim win PSF
saEip agt and f1llNod him % as hid
'ng pluct
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
DID YOU SEE HlM9
WHAT no he DOT
DID Nc sac HIS SHADOW AND
SCuRRY BACK, OR REMAIN
ABOVE oRouNp7

Friday, February ~
did you sae himg
This was the question that was be-
Ing heard on an sides today.
ibid you see hlmf
eTh0l"
why, ,he Arctomys monax. Of
course"
"Awiully simple. liant so"
Bur perhaps 10 some q Is not 80 sim
pie.
Know you. then. thar Arctomya
monax 10 che correct name 0f that iit-
tio American rodent, more familiarity
known ag the "gr0undhog." or wood
chuck. and & Is this day. February
2nd. that the iittla Fellow makes ms
first appearance after his winter Of
alteration.
And. according 20 the superstition
upon his actions shls day, depends the
future conditions of the weather
Coming forth. after his long sleep be
casts a knowing oyo above. 20 ascor-
tain the weather conditions, present
and future. Then be ventures forth
into the ilBhl Of today.
Nov comes the crucial moment
Farther and farther from his hole
the groundhog proceeds. Then he
stops with a fearful looks DO chances
behind him.
"Dld you see him3 what dld he
dng"
For. know you. that If he saw bis
shadow, woe IL oar portion. for, verify.
it meoneih q late season. prot acied
winter, ana an sorts OF uncomfortable
weather and climatic conditions,
n. however, there WAS no husahou
of a shadow 10 scare him back 10 his
hole then be proceeds on his way ro-
ioicing and future settled weather
are assured. no matter
what tho ignorant and unknowlng
weather bureau man may say 10 the
For the groundhog has spoken, and
lt must be sol
"Did you soe himY what dld he
d0f"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
SON SUFFERING WITH
nHfoHT'a DISEASE.

Samuel +. bean went up 60 santa
Re iasi saturday. returning Monday.
with his son Sammy. who - quite iii
with Brlghte disease, says the Las
Cruces Republican. sammy, who was
school nc 81. Michaels col.
lego. was takoa sick a month ago ana
was steadily getting worse. Mr. Bean
went up and brought him home. hop.
ing that the change w0ule benefit him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

ana began his arsl war of Indication
of the ialhorland IN 1854 Denmark
was whipped aud lost her Elbie duchs
lea.
Christians daughter. Alexandra, bad
just married The present king 81 Ems.
land. and Denmark was Wild with AZ.
rcr when England refused tC 80 %
the ala ni the little country IN rs
war with Germany
II was this soreness that found ex.
precision IN the FIRST proposal 20 sell
the Danish West indies Denmark
thought this would hc hard blow to
England
Christian early bccame the idol OK
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
Common Colds are the Cause u Many
sesioua Diseases.

Physicians Who have gained q MAJ
tlonal regulations az analysts o. the
cause of various diseases. claim that
II catching cold could be- avoided d
long liat Of dangerous ailments would
never bo heard of livery one knows
that pneumonia and consumption orig.
mate from a cold. and ehfohla caa
lafrh. bronchitis, and an throat and
lung troubles age aggravated and rend
cred more serious hg each fresh AZ.
tack. 20 MOI risk yoaf 'ifo or take
chances when you have cold.
Chambnriaiu'a Cough Remedy vii
cure g before these diseases develop
This remedy contains ne opium. mor
phlne or other harmful drug and has
thirty years 20 reputation back W IT,
rFiued 3D. iis cures unie gvprY condi
ton For stf By AZ drugg'sis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

They mover Frlpo or aickcn. but
cleanse and strengthen che stomach
liver and bowels ThiH la tho unlvor
aai verdict OF ihh many thousands
who use DeWiite Little early Risera
These famous little pills relieve head
ache. constipation. biliouspcRa jam
dice. torpid liver, sailou complexion.
etc. Try Little Early Risofa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

The local nlka win be- Interested 20
know that M che Denver convention
the erand parade nou July. Nili be-
ID charge IF =. n Chr|etiauaen 81 Salt
Lake. grand esquire George WI Cook
and d. a. Kincald Of Nnver havo
heon chosen ~ assist and the parade
Wii undoubtedly excel in bfilliaueY o.
uniforms a. well a. in numerical
strength. any similar showing maae %
that city
Que hundred end twenty Ave Elias
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
DEPORTATION OF ALiEN
lAmGnERe TO MENICO

Orders have been received by
Capt George Webb 20 depofl the
aliens Who have haeu kent in Douglas
Tor some time past. says the Tucson
Citizen Several weeks ago a NUM-
Der OF Mexlcaus who bad come 90 this
country to work. contrary 20 the lmml'
grafton laws, were arrested % COlum.
bus. ~ NJ, They were taaen 90 Doug
las and placed IN tail iharo. After q
trial before q commissioner q was
found that they we're here confreFy %
the immigration laws anf the commits.
sion recommended that hey be de-.
ported. Captain webb VIII leave Co.
morrow morning Tor DCugiaa Up aee
that the aliens set safely acroas the
line
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

the people. he dld many unoonstl-
tutioual things, hui the people smiled
and saw him through them. An Eng
nah visitor at Copenhagcn expressed
surprise that the kings acts we're tol.
Grated.
why" be exclaimed. 900 years ago
we cui on our King Charles head for