davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
9adaipanna g. @Domins gallsg.
(eaurel pinie.)
IraL Ln strafl am [. 9uni IgN5.

3rdt IN NrdIi an 1. JuHl lSuJ.
9iigs perladtn Scranton nm 0O, 2.W, OO
400, 500 unb 500 Isratus. lin 40 Wpr'
atns an 0odtntastu uub ale uabfclstnet
ipan,is Miuutsn, iinb um 700 Wcrstus an
SUnniaesn unb allt na6fcIstues ,pansis Wli'
nuttu bic uub iuilufpt IL 10 Ra6ts, in gBil'
tts.9arrt Al Minuttn ipGttr dnfcmmtub.
9iat ale 10 Riuuitn an @p&euiaStn BON
800 bis $40 Ra6mtttaas.
Grpre,Iss baltsn nur in pittstrn an, pH'
laIIsu Suantru aQt Stunet t6eli6, ausat
upmmtn Senniae, ppu 7.t6 Wprasus bic um
7.t6 Ra&mittass une trtHtn in geilfss-Barrs
80 Miuuitu tpdttr siu.
Osftnsr Dituii ,wii&sn Serantuu, Hap Gus
pari une pttusburs.
Sistt SabrpIan fiir stp6dbtf5renues 3hss.
B.6. @ytn IT,, 8risbrsIfittr, SuaniSH'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

9iebe = Die lelbft Ole tIibuite Pbantaiie
ni6t gans nit Baul uuo Srancesca Do
Rimiui uerslei6en fam, = erbielten je
pier Wtonats 9lsfetif binter S6loB unO
Rie9el suoiftirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

- Die oeuti6s 0iesieruns mill ben
&ei6stassabseorbneten cine Pauibal'
iumme uon breitauienb Wiarf fir bic
SelIion bewillisen unb ibncn oauon
fir ieben Gag oes S6wdnisns SwanSis
Wtarf abjieben.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
POPULAR NEW MEXICO
COUPLE TO HARRY
JOSE Z. chAvE6, SON or THE
LATE FELIPE cHAvEs, kNo
MISS ELLA MAY BERG
ER WILL MARRY
SEPT ~

A. si Marks Episcopal cathedral
of Denver, on Monday, the l9lh inst.
tho marriage ceremony OF jose E
Chaves aud Miss ella May Berger will
be celebrated the bishop and aasisi-
ant rector officiating Both OF tae
contracting parties are well known in
New Mexico Jose o. Chavca, a. the
son of the .ale Don Felipe chaVua,
whose demise as nrlcn occurred about
"a year ago The bride 10 hn o. the
eldest daushlor of Col. VIM M u0f-
ger, who resided for over twenty Eve
years ai Santa fe. and who has been
prominent % political Masonic aud
iher organizations of New Mexico
during chat t'me Col Berger moved
% bcleu about two years ago. where
be- hlB srHn aciiFn in the building un
of that clfy if was at this place
about 8 year ago where these young
people ar8l became acquainted which
acquaintance rIpencd into mutual
regard and affection i0r each heI
Miss Berger has Vcen very act I1
religious and educational work, DO
held che position AZ secretary me
Educational association f1f two nIs
ana was ioT many years angaf ia
Christian Hork among the Dfis lulH
80 tho New MeEicu pcuIiguiiarf
After che wedding The couple VIII
proceed 90 New fork city where iaoir
fuiure home win 30 made. ana where
Mr ChaYts hes large financial luiet
rsts 90 attend ~ ChaVes % mem
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
GREAT ANIMAL
TRAINER SELTz
WITH THE eELLeFLoTo SHOWS
TALKS ABOUT WILD
BEASTS.

Strong drink has n most "calmInF
effect on the lion. who becomes most
dOciio after partakinr on an excessive
amount of intoxicating liquor 70 o.
doubtful 10 you people wouid venture
o. lry the experiment. aud d Us not
advised. so says Christopher soit1,
The weli-known animal trainer Of no
sells-Floto shows. He states that
when under The Influence uf "slimu-
liant stranger may with perfect
safety enter a lions cage. for lt will
show no signs % forociiy unless de-
iiDcratcly annoyed.
When alling Wild animals are very
difficult 20 deal with. and artiaco en-
iera largely into their treatment AZ
tho winter quarters Of tho Sells Floin
shows an elephant known as Mamma
Mary contracted Influenza. The at
tack was a very bad one. the animal
sui ring Intense agony. M the course
LOT one day mo- less than half a barrel
o. mustard was applied go Mamma
Mary externally lu tho same snace
ui time she consumed three salons
.ui whisky more than any other
animal has ever swallowed ln a day
before The heroic and. Hs ID proved.
occssful-trratmont was considered
necessary to save me elephants life.
which was wcll worth preserving,
apar, from any sentimental consider
aiiOna Up 90 that time there was no
case on record az any animal having
suffered from Influenza.
On another occasion n iayurItc Gle.
phsnt known az Triby fell 90. and
could not be- Induced 10 touch her food
She rloanod continually, shed floods oi
tears and gradually grew weaker and
weaker. What aor complaint was u
Was difficult 20 determine, but some
thing had to be- dono to restore the
ponderous beast so health She was
therefore subjected % rather exDens-
I've treatment. a pint OF brandy and
some quantity Of Rhine vino being
administered alternately 90 frequent in
fcrvals. This Trllby swallowed greed
lly, and ahe was kept strictly 90 a
liquid diet Three times a day she
was allowed bucket OF Cruel. zach
bucket containing NO less than forts
quarts The elephant soon recovered
her usual health ana spirits
The menngogie al the Sells Floto
shows b. open 90 the public every dag
for one hour before the beginning OF
ne bis show, where experienced lee
turors tell OF the wonderful beasts ul
the forest The date Us Friday. sop-
TENDER A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
Latest Preachment Of NebraS.
ka Sage on Railway owner
ship Is Too Radical.
POLITICAL BOSSES ARE
IN UNIVERSAL DISGRACE
Foraker Received Endorsement
For Presidency BY Brlghiwood
Avenue Republican Club.
tsy sheldon 8. cllnsl

It
Washington. d. g.. sept i0.-Now
that a week has passed since MI
nryana home coming speech. and the
country has had time 20 think over
the things be said Il 81 worth while
% afiemm 30 estimate OF the Inn.
preston hc has made. AZ FIRST as
vas to D. expected. there was Wild
acclaim and severe ccnaurc. and no
man could tell from which socrcc
came the lOudcst voice u % only
now THAI we are beginning 90 get ~.
suits from democfacy's sober second
bought
Oyornhadowing on the other issues
he presented. and most provocative
OF controversy. was the question OF
luhic Ownership 90 transportation
lines Radical democrats were inbif
ant. and republicans were not dis
pleased that 49, Bryan made cicni
Gratis oi the oid school. especially
als advocacy of ih.a doctrine DENT
southern democrats. we're dlshCafiQn'
ed nnd dlsmaycd They predict dire.
sal things for the democratic future,
and especially emphatic vas the pre-
diCti that Bryan had allenated tnc
south from his standard.
Southern members OF congress who
cau.o 10 washington did not hesitate
10 apoak taeir minds Among the
number was Roprcson, ,tiye Living
ston veteran and distinguished
memhcr OF the house from Georgia.
no gave d nH his profound conviction
that the south would never endorse
Bryana new doctrine. Yet. ON Tues.
0ny. the Georgia state convention
vent on record a. iagoring Bryan for
Use presidential nomination two years
hence What Is the meaning o. iti
Did Mr Livingston wrongly apprAiso
sentiment IN Georgian Certainly he
ought 10 10 Informed as 20 the things
which are I'm the minds OF his couaiit.
uouts or does Georgia propose 20
accept Bryan and repudiate the chief
issue for which he standsl OF hand
d would he easier To accept the latter
solution, were 81 not for the fact that
81 is impossible such situation
should continue from now until 1908
Perhaps today, Georgia rs willing 20
oYade the issue. bat So can't oyade Il
for the nfgt twenty months or more
bore isn't any reason 20 believe that
Bryan IS going 90 back track Ing all
probability ne will go on proaohlng
government ownership until the dai
tno nomination ia made and Georgia
and all The Other states will have "a
decide for or against that Issue, and
in 500 deciding they win choose for OF
against Bryan There cant be ans
middle ground Ia a matter 20 reyolu
uonafy as that which AR. Bryan pro
placa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

ber of che board ~ stock brokers of
New York ciib &c la connected with
several large clubs OF that city 80
~ "a young man sol exceptionally nae
character, excellent habits aua has a
good business training. being q grad+
uaio 81 Yale ColitFo ana a lnH Gin-
DENT of ihe University W Nepl fofh.
The couple intend tu spend ai least
'Wu aida each year at nqlen and
M N Mexito ln October they san
starr '1r Europe Wnerc they win
nend six monfh Wishing thI Uld cnun-
f.Ds. enjoying their honeymoon Mr
ehaYos accompanied by Mrs Berger
lnd her daughter lea thia morning.
ipI Denver. where hey win be joined
hy Niaa Efnn Berger who haa DeNn
M lfs Angeles tho pesi year Col
9of viii leave for Denver Oh We'd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
Lonqwortha In society.


Tho announcement That Mr. RDoac-
welt viii leave Sycamore Hili for the
White House ON October j. was wei.
come news 20 Washington. a change
always comes over tho capital when
The president returns from his vaca'
ZION, and just now the chief 6NccH.
tive's presence IS needed here 20 help
along thoF Greater Washington
boom. Il % planned 10 bring excur-
sion parties 40 the city, and excuF.
slonlgtg don't like 20 CONE here un-
less the president Is at home. Il is
true very few of them ever see him.
but there 10 a difference in tho atm0-
sphere that lends great attractive
ness.
Considerable repairing and return.
ishipg has been going on az tho white
House during the summer. and the
mansion viii be al Ia readiness when
the presidents family returns. II "a
expected the coming winter Will ~ a
very brilliant one Va a social way.
fho presence Ia Washington OF a mar
rlea daughter If the president, her
husband holding an ohicial position,
and With money 90 maintain an ciah'
crate establishment, viii inject a new
and extremely iniefeatins phase, The
prediction is frequently heard that
the entertainment OF the LongwOrtds
viii surpaas in brillIancy and popular
interest those 81 Mr. and Mrs. Roose.
welt; and washington Do oyFy eager
t0 see Mrs LoRRw0rlh and observe
now she VIII acQ~f herself as q ma.
iron.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

don. the leaders Of the soccer football
teams nf England. played thelr first
New YORK. game ni Livingston. Staten
Island. yesterday They played
against q team selected from ihc In
iorcolleRiato Association Football
league. which is compoacu OF Harvard
Pennsylvania, Cornell. Columbia and
HGvcrford college Their accund game
VIII be- played Oh Saturday against a
team selected from AIMING The hesi
players in New York. 90 be known as
the Ali-NoW York team a Warren
Smith win hc the Now York captain
ga Saturday. while ~ =. Tabor was
director OF tho New Workers last after.
noon. Today the British players
viii be the guests Of the British cone
sal "a New York They VIII alao Pc
entertained 90 two hanQuCt8
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
ALL IS READY FOR
DIGGING OF BIG DITCH
PRESIDENT SHUT SAYS THAT
WORK WILL BEGIN As SOON
As COMPANY oET3 RIGHT
OF WAY.

~ W. Shut. president OF thu Rio
Grande Land Water a. Power COM
pany, accompanied By A. d. OHle.
chief engineer for The company. was
a passenger for BcrnaiiIlo This norm
ing Mr. Shut came 90 Albuquerque
yesterday from 81, Louis. The prop0-
siilon Mr. SHUTS company ia about
10 put into eject is an irrigation pro-
icct, which. when completed win re-
claim about 10000 acres ri arid and
aemiarid land adjacent go AlbuQuer
Que. The surveys OF the company
have been made and everything ls
ready for actual work OF coustruc-
ton I'VE viii begin work just hs
soon al they give us right OF way.
was what Mr. Shut said this morn-
Ing when asked how the proposition
was working out o.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Aside from the antagonism which
government ownership has aroused,
Mr. Bryans reception has been al
4hnt even bis most ardent friend
Mould have desired People seem 10
like tnr Nebraknn in the role uf the
nations most distinguished citizen.
One facetiOus newspaper paragrlphcr
remarks that perhaps they like him
90 well in tbs role they viii decide 90
kcop him 10 H.
And of Mr.. Bryan Il must be said
that he has borne himself remarkably
we'll under circumstances tnat might
nave caused the most level headed OF
men TO 10 or say foolish things. From
. every quarteF there come expressions
% good vii. Even those who most
strongly disagree with his preach
mcnts express admiration for the
man and consciousness Of bis growth
they would Ike % DO for him, and
viii gladly afford him the fullest pos
si0le hearing.
The result "a that Mr.. Bryan, u he
is 20 attain the presidency, must con-
uuct a campaign OF education. lie mas
two years, OF nearly so, 20 convert
the democratic party 90 his way Of
iainklng. a viii be a big task, a
|NNNMNNNNANl NAiNNNN UAMANN AM AAtn NNAA
" reason. Tho campaign Of education
conducted In 1895 by Mark Hanna IN
the interest Of William Mckinley
would no. ~ n marker for o. All
Hanna had 10 do was 10 combat n new
theory ln national economies, or what
amounted go q Eew thaogy 20 q great
majority lf voters RE had 30 convert
no one. his business was 20 prevent
conversion. Whfre "a man could not
be- convinced, q was sufficient for
HannaH purpose go confuse and
Brighten him Bryan must DO more.
much more. than this. he must reu,
son with hundreds 81 thousands ~ his
follow citizens and convince Thorn
that bis radical departure from the
policies OF the fathers and the very
foundation plana of the government
Is right and Just and calculated TO
WORK the greatest possible good d.
the largest puaaihlo number. ilc can.
n1t fail and BE president
No wonder Bryan ah1ndons his
projected Australian trip Two years
is a plilfudy short time Tor tho DOING
~ so large q task q IS the work Of
generation n ho accompanies g.
the world must bow down before him;
Tor tho worlds chronicles DO not show
a man Who has done So great q ihing
in 50 short a time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Because her stomach was go weak
ened by useless arugging that she
could not eat. Mrs Mary n. wal.
tiers. OF S. Clair ST.. Columbus, o..
was literally starving TO death. She
writes my stomach was go weak
from useless drueging that ] could
not oai, and my nerves so wrecked
that ! could not sleep. and not be-
fore I was given up 10 die was ] In
duced 90 tsy Electric Bitterz: with
she wonderful result that improve
ment began az once, and complete
cure followed Best health Tonic on
earth. soc. Guaranteed by ali drug
gials. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
The LTNIMENT of our
FOrefatherS.

ueaday morning, arriving there on
Thursday to d. present nl the Gers
mony ~ being detained ln thla city
fD attend to Hlmo legal business
Edward klng a c0rduclor ON enc
Southwestern FuaI Was married
MHy FQselH of Culumbrf. 0hln The
tffemouy waf performed by County
Judge lur Oh Sweeney and Was az
Tended 81 a numhol ~ lsitnIIg "a ino
contracting 0UaniH lhe nNle cll1IIuIl
a hnuaulf 81 BRIDES roaes ~ enc
WHiNinF rflNmqnT a11 Nnr1 fn afni-
frosH dress Tho bride d. y muaIcian
and Gang I'd the choir az tho Cattle
dmi ln acf home In Columhus. she
has q brother. Doe Powers. who g. Nv
inF Ia Ei paso and uoftlnF az the
smelifT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

NIGHT Yet Murphy would endorse
Hearst Ter governor. and deliver him
iht vote Of rammany ln years gone
by. the boss of Tammnny sat upon
his throne ant candidates bowed
down before him n ho didn't ike
inc color OF a name hair Dr his eyes.
The fact was aninclcnl % bar the man
from office. 10 would BE- a gorgeous
thing io know ihn thought ol Richard
lroasr. ns he sits in Mofric England
and con,cmpiaioe thc phghi Of his
successor.
Then. there 81 Roger Sullivan. The
democratic u0aH ID Illinois ue want.
ga Bryan endorsed and his convon.
tun asa it Now Bryan aeufHf both
sullivan and the endorsement and
win have none of either. % % very
NATURAL that Mr Sullivan is hurt but
there ere those who believe BIS great.
est hurt i7 set i0 come unless Bryan
can ho molilned
Boss Dick IS up aeaIrnt u" in Ohio
and The promise was held out that
next weeks convention would see he
finish uut Dick made n trim 90 o..
ster Bay and. stopping in Wfahlng
ton n hla way home. Dc gave it a.
bo Understood that there was some
thing up HE sleeve that hadn't been
there before ho saw the president 10
refuses 90 describe the thing CJn
cealed about bib garments. but init
mated thar it wac sufficient % pat the
burion.HcrriCk combination % insur
gents out OF business.
I al over The country. in states. cit
ties, towns ana villages. tatro are Inc
nosses. hig and little. who SIRE found
crlng ia hot water And aa only 8
favored few can visit Oyster Bay and
return with somaihinE up thell
sleeves 70 coniound theif enemies
there o. going % be q Dot OF headles.
politicians wnen the results aro foot
I'D ND.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

erin-iaw for the operation OF screw
factory IN Birmingham ana sent 10
scph there to look after MS interest
IN che business The Young man had
already developed positive goaiul
Cor business ana iu twenty years ia
up the business with witch he had
peen instructed until Il was one ol
The largest IN England.
AZ the age of 81 Chamberlain had
accumulated q fortune and retired q
devote his entire time To politics. Al
81 nc HAD entered the birmingham
Town council and was an active mem
Der thonceiOrward.
IN 1873 he was elected mayor oil
birmingham and during the tire,
years he held this ONCE he laid IA,
Foundations for the reforms which
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Heavy Artillery IN Campaign.
AZ the Washington headquarters Of
tnc democratic congressional cam.
paiRn committee. there Is rejoicing
over the announcement that Mr. Bryan
proposes. after all, TO take an active
part in this years campaign. BE.
fore Mr. Bryan landed. friends who
were supposed 90 speak authoriia.
lively. iu hts behalf, announced thar
he would make as few speeches as
possible aud asa not intend % take
iho stump and nelp 10 tho struggle
lo control the next house
Chairman Grlegs now has aesur-
ance that Mr.. Bryan win speak in
several states uncur the direction of
the committee and viii lend every
possible effort io further tau chances
OF democratic victory Ia November
80 plans have hoen made yet Ter the
iiryan speaking tour. 20 not being do.
Cidnd On which states he viii speak
the committee will leave this matter
very largely 90 Mr. Bryan, though h
Will furnish him a llst of places where
it o. believed he appearance VIII do
the most good.
The republican campaign managers
nave not yet made any definite plans
fOr the use ul their heavy artillery,
put u 81 expected that members Of
AR Rooscyclt's cabinet viii do a great
deal ~ speech making Secretary
ran s largely N demand and many
cn4m are coming ln Tor the services
OF Secretary shaw when Secretary
Root returns from South America, ID
Is expected he will make nt least one
notable speech, which can be used as
campaign document, and there Is a
hope that Mr. hooaevelt himself can
contribute still farther 10 the cam
panign literature
ln about two weeks. now, The cam.
paigu will he under way in full blast
and for SIX weeks the voice OF tho
spell binders viii be heard in the
land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

have since made Birmingham famous
aH me best governed city tn the
world During his administration ex-
tcnsivo paving operations were con-
Quoted, the Fas and water mQnnppllca
Werf purchased hy he city. the street
railways were purchased, siumE we're
swept away 90 be- replaced by broad
streets and modern tenements, the
sewer system was romodelod, free
schools. Including schools 90 arr and
technology were established; mu.
scdms libraries. parks and recreation
grounds. haths and washhonses we're
on built by the city
tie wac defeated for parliament 10
shenold IN 1872. but Az 1854 he waa
unanimously returned from nifmlnR-
ham and has allied the seat ever since.
Chamberlain became follower 81
u adalone and On 1850 was in his
cabinet
Ia 1856 no bolted Gladstone. be.
cause Of the lntter'a Irish home rule
tlll, and then became leader in the
newly formed Liberal unionist partY.
ln 1895 ho was made colonial aocre.
tary in Lord hnlisburys cabinet tie
afterwards held tho same portfolio
IN the Balfour cabinet and only re-
signed 20 conduct hia great campaign
tor a iarin which ne Thought would
bind the colonies 20 tho empire
JOS Chamberlain has been three
times married. His hEai wife was
Miss Harriet kenrick. whom be
married in 1861, aud WHO died two
yeam later hls second wife was
Miss Florence kenrick who died ln
1915 10 1855 he was married 10
Miss Mary EndlcOii. daughter OF
Judge W G. ERdlcoit who was secra.
tary nf war ln President Clcvcland'h
second cabinet
Chamberlain has always been an
advocate OF the rights Of tho common
people and lt d from them that his
chief support has alWays come. Calm
cool almost 90 iFlgidneaa. q speaker
whose efforts are clear aud convict.
luR rathff than oratofieal Win a
clear. logical brain and a power oi Dc.
unfe seldom cqualef Chamberlain 30.
day easily takes hla place na the fore.
most uf living English statesmen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

The meeting held on Saturday after.
noon at the home Of Mrs Vaughn. on
Coal avenue. the Albuquerque W. G.
IA. u. organization, besides uiectlng
airs Naugnn as president of the on.
ganzatlon. decided 10 ask tho fair
association Ter space for sold water
booth. from which water VII % dis
pcnaed free tO fair visitors. The ~.
quest viii doubtless po granted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Cut this out and take Il 20 any drug
store and get a free sample OF cham
berlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
These tablets are far superior % any
pills, being easier taken and more
pleasant IN effect They c0rrect uia-
orders Of the stomach, liver and bow
EDS. An druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

This ~ a bad year for me political
boss. other recent years have been
bad hm ihis "a bad with hlg ~.
Never hebore we're 30 many ref0rmera
abroad On lho land Wherever q boss
rear0 no his head there a club awaits
BIN.
Behold lbe spectacle of Charles VI
murphy. boss 81 fammany hall. Does
li not move you % compasaiunf
Murphy wants 90 endorse some one,
hut no man will suner hls endorse
ment Jerome snurns him; Hearst
nnca more than epurn he maula and
hammers. and keeps at him day and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Joe Chamberin 6us born the
city Of London. july s. 1886, the sJu OF
a well Go DO h0i aud shoe manufac.
turcr ne was the eldest ~ nine chill.
dren, three of whom were girls.
In school be made rapid progress
end finished his course at London Uni.
veraiiy school whom iG. That was tho
the end OF hia schooling. Instead OF
going % a university. ne went into his
fathers factory and for two years
worked az a shoemaker 40 tho bench.
When Joseph was rs his father
FORMED a partnership with hls broth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
JOE CHAMBER
LAIN IS PASS
ING AWAY
ONE or ENoLANp's FOREMOST
STATESMEN or a THIRD or A
CENTURY HAs GUT a SHORT
TIME TO LiVE-THE ORIGINAL
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP MAN.

Special Coffcsp ondcnco
London. Sept s-rhc hontn OF
Jos. Chamberlain Do rapidly growing
eofu6 and h.s friends fear greatly
that England'a foremost statesman has
but short time tO i've. no cgle.
hratcd bis 10th birthday July 8 and
the strain Of thirty years of political
said among he intimate fficlda that
bis condition iH extremely dangerous
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Senator Joseph Benson Foraker Of
Ohio at last has an organized and
duly authenticated boom for the pres
idenilal nomination Representative
Francis W Cuahman OF Washington
is 10 be his running mate; that Is. u
tine plans OF the hriEhtwo0d avenue
republican club DO not miseaFry.
The Brightwood avenue republican
club DO composed of negro non-votorH
OF the District Of Columbia. but its
propaganda Is expected 20 spread Ike
Wild fire among the negroes ln tho
states which permit negroes 10 vote.
torakor and Cuanman have been duly
notified. ana now the cluh sus settled
down 40 await the expected cOntrihu.
items 90 De- cxehrruer Such d poll.
ties in tho District 0i Columbia.