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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
BRYAN ENTHUSIASM rs
CAUGHT m A SHOWER

The wave OF Bryan enthusiasm
which swept over Washington some
ten days ago following MiaROurls cn-
dOrHcmDnt uf Bryan for fpc democratic
nomination in 1908 aud Henry Wat
tcrsuna editorial in fhe Louisville
Courier journal plCdglng support io
the Ncbraakan, received with approx
ing comment hy eastern democrats
has had something of act- hack Int
"a good many democratic minds hat
cropt The auspielou that some ui
Bgynn's former foes who are nov
shouting most Justify for him are nol
wholly single purpused .n thelr adyu.
cHcy of his nomination
An editorial In the Washington Post
ihis week. expressing the belief cha.
eastern democrats are booming Bryan
solely 90 CouuteraCt sentiment favor
able tO the nomination 0f William r.
Hearst. has settled like q wet blanket
over she Joyous brnyn camp Had
there been nothing more than an ex
preston cot belief that Bryan was
more acceptable than Hearst to eaai-
crn democrats. there would have been
no special cause for gloom in 10,
suggestion. but Jhe Posts editorial
went farther and declared b. as q
solemn conviction that aftor Bryan
had boen used to bent Hearst foi
the nomination. these same eastern
democrats would turn 100 and beat
Bryan al the polls
The Post made no claim 10 gpeai
Lloro than The personal opinion Of ha
editor but Bryan democrats cannot
forget thaf 10 1896 and again in 1905
these same eastern democrats whose
motives are now under scrutiny con-
tribuiod very largely 90 the slaughter
Of the Nchraakun. A suggestion
therefore, was all thai was needed "a
aruHHn fnnIf auaulrlOnH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
MRS. coNoER FOUND DEAD
IN BOOMING HOusl

Mss Sarah Webster COugrr wife oi
samuel u C0uBef a mining man now
m Tularosn. 81 a.. was found dead
On bed in her room No ihe Granite block
f1neonth ana iar.mer streets, late
yesterday afternoon Uncalied for
mail which had accumulated before
thc door OF her room during the pHai
fow days caused other rOOmera in tho
building % make an Investigation, ro-
sultIng iu the discovery Of the dead
body Coroner Rollins ia Of tho 0piu-
ion that heart disease, from which
Mrs. ConEcr has been suffering for
a year. was the cause uf the death.
Mrs CunRer was % years OF age
and was tho widow OF Judge Web
Eicr. one OF DcnFerA pioneers she
wag married 90 M Cunger about
three years ago she had been an uc-
cupant at room in the Granite block
Tor several years Denver Post
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
ABANDONED FEMALE iNFANT
CREATES A SENSATION

Deep mystery surrounds the nndlng
0f an lninnt girl On0i boy as first re-
ported, az ST. NInConra hospital.
Santa Nc. early "Wednesday morning
The child had been laid on e serving
tray in Che corridor between midnight
aud Q o'clock, Wednesday morning. By
some one evidently femlllar with the
hospital
Or D. a MaHnlC who was summon
cd. pronounced the glrl q hours old. it
weighs slE pounds. he's regular fea.
turos. aud its clothes. neatly tied. woro
lying un me tray beside "a. Mrs.
uunlmclD Pcroa has adopted the glrl.
with thr consent Of che Sisters of
Charity
Judging from appearances. tho airl
la the child 0f O. wealthy ana refined
mother. and all 0l Santa BE- is aeor
over iho mystery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
SECRETARY SHAW DENIES
OCCIDENTAL CANDIDACY

Not q little amusement has boon
created boz Washington hy an Inter-
Wow given out in Chicago hy Secre-
nry Shaw In which bee declared that
be- is not candidate for the repuh
lican presidential Nomination in 1908.
OF course ho Dos mott n iN q popular
fiction ln American politics that no
man ls ever candidate Tor president
Mr Shaw iH no more "a candidate than
was Henry clay during The many
years be- was in public NE, hO is mo-
more candidate ihau was stephen
A. Douglas or James q. Blaine. or
William . hryun. on. more recently
than was William Randolph Hearst .u
1904 lt d. uo violation 900 confidence.
however. 90 say that Mr. shaw is ln a
very receptive mood and should lho
nomlnatlon goo out cunning for him
Two years hence hc VIII not take rei-
ugo In "a bomb proof cellar
There Is "a tradition that nu man
who went seeking Tor the presidency
cycw attained lhat high Office ana
uo iruuOclaft, and % would be- "a burn
log sham" 10 ahatcr an idol ao at
twctiyu But history is "a hard thing
100 gen away from ana history contains
but fow Instances OF thl presidency
having thrust itself upon "a man who
was tryinE earnestly and sincerely "a
escape the job. " The next republican
national convention feels disposed "a
call SIR Shaw from his pillow TO be-
come the leader of the party, 20 need
not hesitate through any fear that the
surprise would prove fatal The
chances are that the nomination would
nnd Mr shaws house Doe order. and
Mr. Shaw himself ready to take uI
tho burden.
Nor o. Mr shaw no only one There
7 81 "a pretty we'll grounded belief that
I Vice President Fairbanks might bt
branded as presidential nomino,
should tho convention laasn him and
Z tio his legs with sufficient security
There are those who hold the same 9,
Dee true 81 Secretary TAN and senator
Foraker and other lights Of the repnb-
lican party Hut bear in mind thai
none of them is Candidate for Ga,
presidency 80 y0u are not willing g,
take my word for o. ego ask them
I Every mothers son OF them win hold
I up hia hands in very horror al Oh,
/ idea. and couch hia denial in the yeD
strongest language at BIS command
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING BY
WOMAN AT DOU0L Al

shot In The back ln his own yard.
william Barnes VISA tho victim 90 "A
i4-cailher bullet fired hy Mrs. MARI
Lamb at 1885 O'Clock Monday night
at 100 sixteenth street. says "a nouu
Jas. Arizona. dispatch
Barnes lH u IL critical condition
Mra lamb ia under guard of an onlcer
Bi hCr residence
Barnes lH furnace man nd the Cop
per Queen Hmeher Lamb kaldH "a
similar position nt tho Calumet q hri-
zuna smoiter The former has a vito
and two children and the latter wife
aud one child
The cause of tho shooting appears
to have come about through au insult
tho previous afternoon 0f Barnes fo
Mrs. lamb 80 she siaies Tho shoot
ing occurred thiriy-s.H hours after mo
alleged insult
barnes stated when he was thought
io b0 dying that 10 wna "a cold blo0ded
murder, as ho vas shot in the glare
of his electric bicycle lamb ns be-
started go wn 'H hia own house MFs
lamb being in the DARK
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
Bryan Enthusiasm Made
Damp..-SiateS Often
Lack a Senator.
SHAW SAYS NOT ACANDlDATE
Railroad Troubles Began With
StOppage Of Passes For
congressman.

NN nNnIdun =. illuH.
The Citizen Bureau, Washington. %.
c. jane ls.-lf congress worked Fnm
beginning to end of "a session at tho
gait 10 does during the nnal two or
lhrce Wrecks. there would need be
only about one session in every Eve
years Just now. VhCn mCmbCrs are
anxious to get home 90 look after their
political interests. matters are disp0s-
ed of Doe "a few minutes that would
have required days earlier ln Che sos-
sion.
An unInitIatod observer might very
Oagily reach the conclusion that the
early part of each session was gwen
tO needless luanug aud the latter
part. therefore. to unnecessary haste.
I Tho conclusion In a measure would hC
correct hut only in "a minor measure.
] Except ln some notable Dob tuucDs. ike
/ Che railroad rate BIN. che real work OFF
! congress IH done iu committee rnomh.
/ aud 600 during thD early months. when
/ Che senate and house apparently are
/ dawdllnE away their time tho come
mlttocs arc hard at work -esiHa
measures boo shape for final cuus.d-
| Grafton Oy Jbo lull mpmhcrahina.
The hig supply bills. especially
! take q iot OF time boz committee The
l members of The house and senate ep-
I preparation committees are exports ON
I the subject and their judgments gen
/ orally are accepted as final. except in
minor Instances When you read dur
ing Che next few days. therefore, that
some appropriation nlll, carrying H
hundred millions uf dollars or ao. wH.
passed in ten minutes or less. Dc duo'
not mean nt an that ten minutes wa.
an the consideration the measure ro'
coiyod The men who really are au.
thOriios ON the subjects covered bl
the bin had spent weeks, day ans
ulght over itR various items, and the
chances are that it was "a better bil
for having boon finally passed ln ten
minutes than had Zen days been OF.
lotted 10 its consideration Shout,
congress ever attempt 90 frame ai
appropriation BIN through tine pro.
cess of turning over TO its full mem
bership the estimates submitted bl
the departments and giving every MAJ
an equal say the result would bl
something fearful aud wonderful ID
contemplate About one appropriation
! bib. would bankrupt the federal treas
usy.
Both seuatc aud house are now run
lining under mll heads of steam ln al
on0rl to finish up the work of th0
session and reach adjournment bcfnr
the end of June Exceptional pro
gross ia being made. hut the bees
Judgment boo congress is ihnl adjourn
Iment day cannot hc cnrlilr than aOml
time Ia the FIRST week of July. anu
the chances are that tho beginning %
July's second week win find tho o.
sion still unondcd.
By the end Of next wenk practically
.cvcry important measure win eiihe
have been finally passed ON seat O.
conference. bust there nrC a number q
bills on which the two houses are go
ina to have trouble reaching un crroo
mcnt. and they threaten 20 prolcn
the session beyond tho time when
would otherwise bc possible 20 81,
iOum.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Charles 8 0llieraleAve 81 Santa ~.
son OF Mr and Mrs Charles a. Glider
sleeve, who some years ago eauncd
as an apprentice "a tho navy. served
on a Bcho0lship ln San Francisco har-
hor and was afterwards transferred 10
iho Naval Academy ui Annapolis.
whore hc has made a good record and
who was appointed "a cadet nt the
academy by Delonate W. H AEdreWa
haa iglly qualified aud has boon sworn
.1. Delegate Andrews was du'y iR-
formed of this fact by the following
letter.
Hon ~ 81 Andrews. House az Rep
rogeniaUFce W8ahIngon %. O.
"uoar Sir have ih0 honor t0 ln-
form yOu that SRI Charles Arthur Gl-
dcraleovo. your principal f0r midfhip-
man. who passed the mental oxnmlua-
zion ln 1904. haa also qualified phyDie-
ally and has been sworn Ia a. q mid-
ahipman 30 your nomination from tho
territory "a New nexic1 AZ large.
Very respectfully.
20. "a CONOVER.
"Chlef of the hurOau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

WHOM oar soldiers went f0 Cuba
and enc Philippine. hoHith was the
most important confederation Willis
o.. Morgan. retired Cumml8sary Scr.
roant U g a. of Rural Route SO q.
Concord NJ co. Hnya "a was two
years n Cuhn and two years Boz the
Philippine ana being subject i0
c0lde. rula nr kiugs Now n'HcOy.
Ory ior consumption. which topt me
n perfect noaltn And now in New
Hamust ra. wo end % Che best mcdi
elmo boz tho world Cor coughs. colds
hroug troubles ana nll Jung dia
eases Guaranteed nt nll iruTgIetf
Price 500 and g. Trial bottle Gee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Mcssr John fOrk e. o. Wummei
Oaruot Jones. Lawrence CLARK and
ur ~ d. Clapn we're dsh.ng Tuesday
ai kfoonigs lake hefwoan them they
caught i2i ham aud tonch which
when weighed tipped the scalos az l11
pounds The laA NeIe aIl gauEht with
polo ana line within a space OF nyo
hours The lnrncst was over a lout
long and woighDl two and one QumriOr
pounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
SOMETIMES THE SENATE
SHOWS VACANT CHAIRS

Political authorities ln Washington
ere giving credit 90 Postmaster Cen
oral Corelyou Cor having broken the
long existing senatorial deadlock in
Delaware AZ chairman of the repub-
llcan national committee ho took Is
hand in iho matter and succeeded.
whore The iate Senator Hanna. hla
predecessor at the bead OF the c0m-
miitoc, and other prominent republ..
cans had failed Even che late presl-
dent Mckinley tried without results i0
got the Delaware republicans rs 0ulf
fighting and be good
Tho outcome. of course, ~ hof Who'll.
iy the result ol Mr Cortolyona Inter-
vontlnn. Delaware republicans were
getting nlvK and tired 0f the miserable
aluabhlo. which f0r 10 many years
had made heir State d subject 81 deri-
sion. More efloacious c'Ill was the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
ANIMAL BoUNrlEs pAio
At Las VEGAS.

County Clurs 30 A. Sanchez Of San
Miguel county s paying a portion ol
The animal honutio8 iof tho year 1905.
There is NOT enough money on hand
ut present to pay moro than % per
cent of tho bountles but this amounts
10 about 5000 Boa cash Money ig
raised hy the county for the purpose
OF paying bounty money hy "a special
levy on stock misere, as they Hra inc
persons Interested in seeding the de-
atwCiivc Wild nulmalg in the county
eXtcrmluatod uountlrH to hc paid to-
day are for the killing of coyotes. wild
cats. Sruy wolves. panthcm, lynX.
bears and mountain Hons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

committee, reversed IH fom t'0n
prior io lho mto primary of Mhy 3D.
On regard tu lhg admission 0l iho MrN-
lean vote Thc Mexican aeI ali nhcr
races can now cast n vote n iho party
primaries Tho committee also placed
the name of John W. Armfiroug on
the ticket vice Judge Anan.us Greene.
deceased Mr. Armstrong .s a lawyer,
who removed t0 Carlsbad from MIa-
souri, some years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Nlr w. D. HorrOugnH an old ana
wen knoan resident OF Hluhton. Ind.
says. n regard Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and DlarrhOoa Remedy as tho
very best remedy for bowot trouble.
make this statement aitcr havlng
used uno remedy in my family Tor sew.
crnl years i am never without e.
This remedy s almost sure So bo
needed before the summer is over
WY not buy 70 now. and be prepared
Tor such AN emergency For sale by
an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
FIRE STARTED


Owing 10 the fact that a Ore WAS
started through tbs nrecracker mule
aanco. the dealers Of AlamogDrdo Who
handle hrccrackera and fireworks
have mutually aEroed not to place
such articles ON sale uniIl the fourth
ut july
-Four young mon from Kansas. who
came last We0k with "a party, have
nled on government claims south of
Alam0gOri0. about slK mllc1 Funr
young meu from Marshall. Mo-. have
also hied on claims about elght miles
northwest Of town tho present week.
Az are single men and evidently ln.
tend 10 grow un with the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
aRorHERsiNtAw FleHT

q. q Hinton carpenter who clino
Co silver C.ty flom El paso tive weeks
$50 With his wife dui br0iherin- iaw,
r. MariH goo irtU Cd difficulty at their
homo ln tbia cIiv Tuesday evening
HlnionH head end face we're cut cUn-
sid0ubly nnd ho was shol ln the
shoulder The trouble arose. d. "a
Thought from fhn bfuihof iu-lHv n-
ioricrIuE with o. quarrel aolWcon Him
tom and his alin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
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! TERRITORIAL TOPICS


LICENSE 10 DC l8aN 60.
Undcr Che Jaw passed hy thC laat
legislative assembly prohibiting the
issuing of liquor licenses Oh aotilo-
mcnis of less than roo people. Pro-
baio Ciorb W % Walton recently rr-
fused tu Reissue the license of Murray
Bros at Central judge Frank W.
Parker thcrgupuu granted a writ of
manlnmua upon the probate clork,
ordering him tu ISSUE tbc l.confo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
EMINENT SOCORRO
PHYSICIAN IS
DEAD.
OR. JOSEPH KoRNlTZER pIE5, or
ADVANCED YEARS. AFTER
EVENTFUL LIFE.

Dr. Joseph Koultzcr Do dead. says
the SocCrrn ChiCituiH. After approx.
lmaioN "a quarter ~ "a century of nc
No Socurro as one Of the cityH muM
highly respected citizens. tbo end 90
bis long and useful liIe came al
auleiiy aud peacefully ag hc himself
could have wishfd Dr. koInitlOr oc.
cuplrd his own homo alone but in
she immediate nclghborhuad of the
homes 90 bis two daughters Mo1'
dance G. g. Brown and .. 81 Hilton.
Early Thursday evening BE- called az
Mrs Browns apparently ln good
health Two Or three hours later be
was found dead in bed. showing every
indication of having passed from "a NOR
TAI i0 nn Immortal slep without the
slightest struggle or palm The FINN.
eral services az the q. ~ Brown rest
dence Saturday morning we're attend
ga hy % lhrFe number Of relatives and
friends Maurice loewenatein read
The Impressive Jewish funeral seTy.
Ice. and the remains were lald t1 rest
ln the Socorro cemetery on Che mesa
above tho city
Joseph Kornitzor was born u Hun.
gary. October pa 1924 ue waH 20.
ucafed iu SOME of thc most noted
universities 40 Vienna for iho pro.
iosslOu of surgery The thorough.
ness oi that education and hls own
natural ability ure aIte1tcd by fho fact
that he published several iIetflafl
ln lho line of DIS profession which
were received with applause BY Biz
coiaborom Dr. Konhxor took AN
active par Boa tho hungarian royOlu.
ton OF isfs. came to New York tWen-
Is years later prnCtice1 surgery
there. and later ln Topeka, Kansas
SOD final 81 ln i6s2 came fo socorro
hoping that Dos VITO might end relief
from consumption The doctor was
tho hrst 90 use clecif0lytic treatment
f0r tuberculosis. and up to the time
90 his death manifested great in.
forrest iu thaf method of treatment.
He retained the Yigor 0f his mental
faculties fo "a remarkable degree 20
the last
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Charles Ciuusen, a former fireman
on the Arizona division, who lose hla
eyes by the breaking of a water glass
on the engine on which ne was firing
about a year ago. i8 al Needles for "a
short VISIT Flth old friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

platform in plain slight of The poios-
trians on the 0thcr side OF the street
Tho young men and women OF the
class, busy with pencils are also ON
public Wow, ana che show attracts a
throng every night
Curious Water Gates.
There arc perhaps no BUILDINGS in
the city shat have causod che same
amount ut curiosity ns The little ono-
story structures up-town used Or the
I city aH water CITIES iu shut OF che
water supply in different mains iu
case of accident
The downtown gates ARE aii under
ground hut those uptown. two &C.
IfmCiythird and Columbus avenue
and one each nj 1871. iteth and i2tth
streets and Amsterdam avenue. are
compact structures OF granite and
have che appearance of small Brmoripa
or powder magazines. Surrounded hy
green plots nll scrupu'uusly neat
/ they cause no end ol questions
Physical Examination 81 Nurses.
Z Tae qualifications. both educational
land physical for trained nuuos are
steadily becoming higher Am uptown
I hospital with q large training school
has added aa rs most recent puulu-
moni an examination by specialist
OF the applicants feet
III they are found 90 bc so week or
in such % condition that they would
Interfere with tho usefulness Of iho
nurse who Of necessity Oh almost con-
stantly ON her feet. 90 is considered
sufficient cause for denying the ape
pllcatIon BOO amy case. the nurse gets
q. q regular statement of iuFt what bones
cor muscles in her feet are deficient
for the strain they viii ~ called upon
Co undergo
This ls turned over io The director
or the training Hchoo gymnasium.
who Immediately sets about develop
lng the weak points by systematic
exercise ana treatment
Hlohes, Paid Conductor
Il n o. a settled fact now that New
. York is 10 have the highest priced
conductor ln the world This Or
Wasill S0iouon. who o. to conduct
the Philharmonic Orchestra for tho
next three years and gct 100000 foI
BIS services.
Tho Philharmonic fathers however
are not to pay all of This salary
! They arc responsible for only $4,000
. az This annual sum- Tho rCmaininp
, $1,000 viii ho paid hy The National
. Conservatory of Music in return for
! M Saf0nOnH services as director of
! the school and teacher of the piano
! Even With Two sources of supply
there was never such compensation
, paid 90 amy wolldor OF the baton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
oEMocRArs Tar


Al a meeting 81 the nidy county
democratic central committee. held ~
Carlsbad. last Saturday afternoon. the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

~ your stomach troubles son 10
nor conclude Jnat there % 30 cure. for
a great many have boen permMnenuy
cured hy Chamherla|nA stomach and
Liver fableis Get "a free sample %
any drug store and give them a trial
They afro cure constipation and 3d.
iDua esq
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
ouIf stream Gets Peculiar,

According 10 Captain Robert b..
Quick OF the Morgan line El Alba. IN
port from Galveston Texas, the gulf
stream IS exhibiting a new idlosyn'
cracy and In an OF the years that
the well known master mariner has
sailed 10 and from southern ports
along me track OF that ocean current
% never served him the trick recorded
iu iha Jog OF ne vOyage just hniGhed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

AleWNNH NiaNA Fa@Neil taNNNAt
up-tO- date advertising ideas have
at last invaded the sacred realms OF
art. No longer does she hide herself
ln sky pnriurs and studios remote
from the eye 90 tho vulgar thronR
a acool in West Fourteenth street
On which are taught newspaper
skotchlng and magazine illustrating
occupies two doors of a building on
the north side OF the thar0ughiaro.
flk0 tie nickol-platod restaurants,
whose pancakes and sinkers are cook
ga ln the window in plain sight OF am,
the proprietor of the ara school wants
the public 20 know that there o. no
sham about HIS methods
The windows of the school nre
brightly lighted on the lower Of tha
two floors the class IN life drawing
meets every night the model general
81 n man dressed as a western des-
pornd0. with revolver pointed 40 the
Imaginary victim. stands on a raised