Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
Gypsy RUTH'S
MARRIAGE NOW
AWAITS DRESS
AStOr Family Carefully
Divide All Their joint
Property.
LARGE CARGO FOR FOURTH
Chinaman and Filipino Girl
Take School llOnOTS from
the Americans.
LARGE CARGO FOR FOURTH

Citizen bureau Nuw York.. June 80.
Tho wedding ~ Ruth who "a a
frlncoes OF che Gypsy colony tnut
niakos o. headquarters over ln New
Jersey. not car from the metropolis.
uNrlicH Rrulf interest. not only in
tho Gypsy colony bat ln society cir.
clos in sew York CITY Now Ruth IN
engaged 90 bo married. and should
have been married last week. but her
woddinr gown waa NOT ready, and llku
aH the daughters OF Eyo she really
couldn't hu married in glwn that
did not nt and was nos what she really
had picked uut as tho proper attire
for that important occasion. She had
ordered che silk eNpr ssly woven for
her htlnR out un ncr matrimonial
venture, and tho nimblo fingers 90 the
wcayors had nroyon TOO slow as their
work o. get the SIN Out CO. time The
whole tribe a waiting for that SIR,
and will continue to wait until Be is
delivered to Che drosfmakcr and the
droasmakcr iu Der turn delivers che
compiutod dress. ln che mean uuie
tho members of fho tribe EIt on thr
foucos or ln tho shade ah dag lonE
Cor a week nt O. time, With nothing to
DO. and they want tp move un. iOr
they have tired of Sew Jersey scenery
for a spell THE D. rsc8 have grown
fat ON thg spring gIls. and inc men
of she tribe want to go swapping naEs.
making Dig profits ont OF che other
fcllog. There hfe plenty OF colts ai
tho side uf the mares. The Gypsy girls
pfuy in the sunshine. having nothing
40 lose in 'Ie mH -gr ui complexion
All che trinktIs ot Che tribe nave been
sent a. tho safe deposit 81 tnc city
-uf Elizabeth. and uli await thc folding
~ the tents and the silent moving
away All think "a erCat deal of Ruth
and Will patiently wait Cor Ruth 81
not only "a princess ln her own right
reut she Dr. very pretty g'rf ana
tie men and women uf the tribe want
90 SEQ her well and happily married
tmmigrants Won't Go South.
The southern commissioners. WhC
have come hero Co talk to tlc emf
grants tnat 800 Ellis Island eN Ty day
and induce tncm t' e0 south instead
ol west, hnd tho task very dihcur
The immigrants are an Wolh informed
concerning the situation and know
where fhc best wages are paid, and
whore their work. win prohT tnem the
most. anu $50 fhy stay iu tho cities
ur 50 west or north into Canada
Commissioner WutchUn says hat ont
OF 500 immigrants 800 know. whcl
tnpy land. exactly where fhCy are E1
INK. and nothing that the southern
commissioner can d0 VIII alter rhDH
determination Besides they want t'
get near friends and cuuulryWcu Wht
speak the same language and love obs
same customs as they dO. They car
Ind plenty uf sucI localities iu th'
north. and indeed hey have been sem
Tor from just such ioCulities ana ui
such old friends Wnen ..ey aIe .GIl
how superior the SOU D o.. they thinl
the men telling them Jhs are conf
dcnce men. and shrnK away from
them. Then the south finds DO Difficult
"a supply them with work az th'
trades they follow. bui umUr thou
farms instead which he Immigrant
say they know nothing about. Thu
the tide continues to trend go th'
west aud the north. with argl
share left in me cities that are uear
est 10 them as hey land. An imml
grant is tough pr0hlem he hxo
up the whole pr gram before %
leaves his old home and does not bo
Hove in CLEANSING Do at The gOliCiiatlul
OF strangers. Notwithstanding the fac
thal they officially Cprescut states %
the republic.