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reasoning and seeing trOe relations as be-
tween cause and effect and, above ALI. his
power 10 feel deeply: to feel that the good
Is also the true and the beautiful. thar
obedience. truth. Self-oontrol and rever-
ence must be the means by which he
keeps his place Ia Gods world. which "a
his home, and lies all about him.
In the kindergarten the child lives In
a world in miniature for here are shown
him the life Of nature. the institutions
Of man. and finally the life. the spirit. for
what else can explain to him the miracle
O: the cocoon and the butterfly. the egg
and tho Shivering baby bird. overshadovv
ed by mother and father love! FroeberS
plan OF education was written not so
much FOR us teachers as for mothers.
and our part lis a supplementary one. that
Is. we try TO take the child as he Leaves
ans mothers arms and continue her good
work bv Filling hs mind and heart with
So much that is good and high and I'M
spring that cvil may find no Judgment
there Therefore. 10 Is the aim OF every
good 6indergartener TO he as good a
mother as she can as wise as she can.
and as loving as only tho mother instinct
can make ifer The work in the kinder
Earten Is selected with a view IN devotion
Ing not the child's mind alone. not mere
T. his Sympathies. but his physical
mental and moral natures lie Is trained
o. walk and bear his body properly IN the
daily marches and games We are trained
@" detect the first sicus of disease and
how TO care FOR the earliest stages of sick-
ness. as well as to- understand scientific
ventilation and sanitation.
PROBABLY the most valuable part in the
kiniergarten plan from the moral stand
point and certainly the one most insisted
up"" hy Froebel, Is the chlld's training I'm
citizenship
After talking q great deal about Tic
q f as D.
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l.i- and low have / hunted for some
oi t'e. WHO sat cntranced in That S12.-
a>.. audience while the voice ~ the Swed-
.S. nightingale filled the playhouse with
'".'- IiH. harmony. but fifty-flve years
nave brought nearly every Gods one OF
i.-u .Y thc d-st
" feutls perhaps niuety-nine one
Dol. .hs ~ that brilliant company
now ''" ..ut--ls silent as the sixty-five
WHO i..- ri .u the capitol disaster Of
Aii. ct. 1870. as silent as the thou
Sands who foi around Richmond in the
-iN'. as mutcly passive AS the men.
women and children whom old Sat Tur-
.' ..entered in August. 1891. as voice
Joss tho ~lNty-one who were the help
loss lte} of trr flames that dev0ured the
".N Richmond Theatre on that awful
NeNt ~ December 26. ls11:-as dead.
'''s as those who persisted when Traitor
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RAILROADS.
r. F. ca, P.
Richmond.
Fredek-icksburp q
PotoEflan z. a

TOtoufaC ~ ~.
rains Leave North~srd.
S0 -DDsiiiiy-byrd 81. Through.
'''' A.. week Days-Elba Fre3oricerburn
Accommodate.
80. -. a. M.-v,Deiiy-Byrd st. Through.
~ t"l. Week Iays-Eyrd 81 ~ rou~h
~ =. NJ week Days-byri 81 T--ede~ich,-
20, 1uff commodation
10 ~ -Daiy-Main s. Thronch
r., -.-week bays-Elba ASA and 40
M-Daiiy- 81 Throurh
etI1aihs Arrive Rlchmond-Southv~ard
c = Days-Eloa- Ash and Ao-
sur Week D2ys-Byrd ST. Frsderieks.
II ~ y. llailv-Bvrl 50 through
-, Week Days-Byrd 81 ThrouRa.
a. Dali Main 81 Through
Week Days-Eiba. Frclcrioksbuyu
aoC " -Dniiy-Byrd s. through.
s.o5. n'ily-Byrd ST. Through. Local
'TC-rr N r-,1aiiy-Main g. through
i.ni imam SieerfrV o~ Pari0r car. -
r,ort =, "a rain. er-~-.' trains arriving Ef~1-
i.I Tons N''o' anu i'NAi aoc'ft-
lions nnf Guaranteed 'ieitules ana oohn~o-
w ID Uf-rrr a. ~ r-r-r -
Asst % Pres'. Gem sun, " ~
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BEACH PARK
STEAMBOATS,.
merchants and Miners
TRANSPORTATION Co. S

Boston. Mass. and Providence. 2. L.
Steamers leave Norf * for Boston Tue day
Wednesday. Friday and sunday. For irovi-
dence Monday. Thursday and saturday az o
y NJ Passengers and freight taken Tor al
New England points Tickets on sale a. g..
and O. By. ard y. ami ". Ry. offices. and
No. $40 East Main
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the newspapers to ID stlnlst.u. she save
her FIRST concert iu Castle Garden THAT
event is history now and but roceutl,
mas been described In type The bril-
Hanoy OF the occasion may be epltomized
hy the statement that the receipts were
Sl'.Nbi.o7 which was disappointing 70
y mum for he had expected at least
New. the thing which confo.nds this
chronicle is tho fact that Jenny. whom
she appeared ut her forty-first concert
in Richmond. rounded ny 1885 eimo-
Icons. although the town then could not
nave nt1 over $4,000 Inhabitants for in
1850 Fl had only 1910. and Hoyve.s His
tory ~ 1855 only gives a population Of
5a.o.S. Think ~ &. New York Sl7.S64:
Richmond Si23s5 D.
Natri Hr the question arises Where
oid au that Virginia money come r-om7
II 81 700 bot o. ~ inquiringly to the ante
bcllgul newspaper files. especially MS the
exact date - Miss Linds appearance
IN Richmond is not known To- the writer
one thing is certain. however APP
pesred here .n the winter OF 1851 and
sang NJ th- ola Richmond Theatre. then
at the southeast corner OF Seventh and
Broad streets. and now occruiel hv rho.
Globe Clothing Company Il is pretty
sHfe ~ assume. too. that Jenny was So
itirhinond Some time I'm January or Feb
ruatN. MS t.e legislature was I'm session
~ ~" Time and many of the sol0ns called
To- Sec her.
Strange to say the oldest inhabi-
t8nt. Who generally pipes reminiscentIv.
with d." newspapers MS his megaphonc.
whenever ion permits. had M.tlo to
say when nv Lind died November o.
iN''- IN- Richmond Dispatch" an
n'Nnr'~ arr passing in a first page. eight
in" itrm nlth the terse but microscopic
caption. Jenny Lind Dead " How are
the mig So fauen' Only tnirty-six wears
pct'r" the town had separated ITSELF from
over twelve thousand dollars In order that
u might i' her homage Knight rave and
rhapso1'sc over her and scramble FOR the
honor of s-'sping her hand.
THAT tho Virginia capital actually did
g "ld ur.r Jenny is evidenced by the
following O. be- found In Barnums biogra-
ph>
"At Richmond. half an hour pre-
Ni'H- o. her departure. hundreds Of
Young ladies' and gentlemen had
crowded into the halls Of the house
u secure glimpse of her az part
tg Informed her that she would
i-nd d.ff. .ulty in passing out. How
long Us 20 before We must start2' she
asked Haf an hour. ! replied. ooh.
" clear the passage before that
iime s." said with smile. where
upon -H" went into the upper han
and Informed the people that she
wished tn take the hands Of every
ono ~ tHew. upon one condition. viz:
f'"t St.rl pass by her IN rotation.
fr- FIST as they had shaken
Bands proceed down stairs. and not
".'. 1881 f.. passage any more They
I'tt ..'f .nnsented to the arrange
ln"tt AMI foo fifteen minutes the
coast was clear. Poor Jenny had
shaken bands with every person in
t'" crowd. and / presume she had "a
Feeling embrance Of the incident
f'f 1n ..r or two at least. She
"- waited on by many members OF
iNr Legislature while in Richmond,
iaHt body icing In session while We
w.r. tl.re"
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Virginia NaIiyation Co. s

TUIITT- On I
and j. mes River landings connecting ~ Ola
Point flr Washington. baltimore and f-s
North Staterooms receive Or he night al
moderate prices Electric c1ss r. rec % ths
Excursion Tickets On sale ~ Richm nd Trans
Yer co.. $50 r. Main street b. Main
street or on WHARF or steamer. Round trip.
Frcigh. rcceit = fo- ahove-ranied places and
All points in Eastern Virginia ,r-h ~ar1llra
ana the East. $50 ~ VI YER Age..
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Bates.

them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

We had the pleasure Of inviting the
Hon. % Marshall into our once and
making him look over our files for che
saloon advertisement that ho stated
was Ia our paper. and when be- failed
90 end any, We had tho greater pleas
uro OK hearing him say. n vas miH.
taken. bat would rather have you
take an tho skin on Of me than "a
make a statement Ia the paper that
WAS wrong" Then We had the san
sroator pleasure Of saying 30 him
"YOu have lied, and there Us not one
gpark OF muahood in you; you are no
part Of q gentleman" What think ye.
dear readers. oi a man that will stand
before an audience and tell n nee, then
Acknowledge a. but refuse 10 make
the wrong rigIt2 We think that the
yawning abyss uf hell o. open and
ready 90 receive an such az DO. and ns
Ions as God gives ua the breath oi
life we VIII night a cause that has
such low down characters az lis head
Chandler fOKlul Press
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
HARTMAN PLANS LINK TO
CONNECT CANANEA ROAD

A concession has been granted a.
q Mckay. acting Ga behalf OF the
Cananea, Rio Yaqui q Pacific. by the
department. Of communication and
public works Of Mexico for the COZ.
struclion Of a railway. which % "a run
from some point on the NacO a Can
auoa railway 20 the station Of Ymaria
% the Sonora. railroad. The mad, 40
cOrdinE 20 the concesslon, ia 30 90 an
lshed On eighteen uinuths from che
date Of the singing Of lha contract
The only interesting clause in the
concession ig the one relating % tho
transportation Di coal over This nno. ~
the terms Of the concession the com.
pany iH allowed % charge only ave
cents a ton per kilimolor
The company has She exclusive
rlght for ten yeeFs a. tho railway
transportation Of tho territory ga
which the road 81 built, for thirty.
three kllOmei0fa on each side Of the
proposed line. provided the line bo
built within the apecined time
fmaria ig fOrty.tWO miles north 81
NoEaiol on the Sonora road and ia al
most on a parallel line with Cananea
on lho Ynqui River road. both ol
which ere oWned By Hartman. The
distance between the two roads lg BE-
tween my ana sixty miles and the
connection WIN run through a rich
section u undcYeloped country al
we'll a. forming a very valuable ioof
which will givo q 1ew outlet 90 Cana
nna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
PLENTY OF TURKEYS
FOR THE BIG FEAST DAY

Iho mournful "gobhlc gobble" 81
no intended victims OF the feast less
Than two weeks from today q Quo 81
tho s0mmoneat sounds on tho street
ust now tor every grocery store and
sveTy butcher shop, 20 say nothing o.
inc commiasion houses has from one
% a dozen sitting In front Ur some
whore near the front
Every church supper has turkey
aOW Cor its meat and tho principal
course Of lunchtona and dinners q
turkey.
but the main event ls yet 20 come
aud turkeys arc being shipped ~ ey
cry day % b fattened for slaughter
Toe turkeys range Ia price irou
eighteen 90 twenty-five cents per SIX
teeu ounceg. being just about the baml
price na they have always been. ni
Thanksgiving day there viii be- sog.
eFai hundred on tho maFkcf for SALE
and q is q poor house that cnnt have
one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

hoisiing machinery cad commander
by Capt Buionsgn, has slied from
this port
Several local men have put q vast
amount uf money into tho undCrtak.
ing and win accompany Captain but.
ensou.
Il Is said that the lost treasure,
worth about SIS 600 coo. was a portion
LOT Mexican government funds which
were lost during ih war
Years ago 0n expedition backed BY
Philadelphia capitalists Visited TIE
spot, and after twelve months FecoY.
cred more than si.OOO.0OO OF the proci-
Gus metal They might have secured
more VI the treasure had the hoist
ing apparatus been up go date aRd thc
divers more experienced
Captain Buicnaon and bis men ox-
fact 90 make a great haul The
schooner % equipped with the most
modern machinery The creWa are
being well paid for their services n0d
there u an aadltloail Incentive held
out in the shape of O. nor ningo OF
the recovered treasure. should the
work DO successful
Two expert divers accompany ao
expeditiou
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

ings that followed was Interrupted by
the stern command OF the tCacnor,
who stood very straight 20 the full
height ~ hor ave feet iour-iach
measure and pointed q severe finger
40 the offending lad.
johnnie. fearing for hia collection
of marbles uad other yaluablee, bot
bed up from behind his geography
and hcsitated. Then be began %
shell ont.
The first dive into bic jeans brought
forth copper wire and two old
purses: the second haul WnB aus-
pcnder fnstcutr. N street ear trans.
iors and a un whistle.
Then came "a mouse. Tho pretty
teacher screamed and clntchod for
hfr sairte. and a series Of EaanB went
up from the girls side Of the
schoolroom.
Johnny proceeded with his disgOrE
tag When ho had turned his iaal
pocket inside ont aud stood 90 a.
tcntl0n 1908 articles lay on tho desk
Here is The list
Two picture cards, one shoe lace
ono tobacco sack, one piece of inau'
lutod wire. one mouse, one piece OF
ribbon. four election cards, two purses
one car ticket. seven tobacco cards
one piece of copper wire, two toUaccc
tags. one tin monkey. one suspendoi
lhsiner. one whistle one ash hook
one mirror one wooden az. one hooii
gan pin Two screws. one rubber WASH
or, one lsinRiass card, two buttons
one pin. 81 agate stones, sovon mar
l bioA two books. one tobacco coupon
two cartridge caps, one finger cot. on,
/ pencil.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

After bolng baked In an attempt to
Railroad" through a pardon for Fred
G. Sanchez several months ago. che
board Friday quietly voted 20 COM
mute the Gcntcnco OF the man who
WIS convicted Of one of the most cold
hlnuded aud hendieh murders ever
committed in Colorado
Sanchez was found guilty OF shoot.
Ing hig wife in order 90 secure The IA
suranco on her hio. and wRg sen
fenced 90 lilo imprisonment For
months Attorney "a j. Hcrsoy has
been working 90 secure the liberty OF
the murderer
Judge Allen. who was the trial
Judge In the sanchez case. sent q let
der 90 the board IN which he stated
tbat be- considered the evidence IN
roducod at the trial insufficient "a
establish a ease ~ FIRST degree MURDER
Notwithstanding the fact that he sen.
fenced the prisoner 10 life imprison.
mont on tbs verdict returned hy the
jury.
sanchez shot ais wife as she lay
asleep. BE had married her after adj
ycriising for wife. and rejecting q
numner OF applicants The woman hg
murdered he married because she was
without relatives or friends. After
the marriage he heavily insured her
life. and thon killed her Sanchezs
aontcnc was commuled TO fifteen
years ilo has already served Mae
years and with hig good time" dc
ductcd. Dee viii receive his freedom
almost Immediately n the decision Of
tho hoard Is carried ont.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

IN the arst mouths of the Russian
japanese war wo had 4 striking cA.
ample Of the necessity fer preparation
snd the carly advantage Oi those who.
80 10 speak, "have ahinglod their roofs
10 airy weather" The virtue % prep
aratl0n has made history and given "a
us our greatest mon. Tho individual
a. we'll as the nation should % pre-
pared Tor any emergency Arc you
prepared 90 successfully combat iha
hrsl cold you takeq a cold can be
cured much more quickly when treat.
ga as aO0n o. C has ooon contracted
and before Il has become settled Ia
th0 system. Chambeflaln'a Cough
Remody o. famous Tor lts cures Of
colds and q should BE- Kept % hand
ready i0r instant use. For sale BY all
drueEiaie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Our readers Will pardon uH this week
for having such a lot of ads. but va
want 90 make d little dough out Of the
paper Just for once GO see what a
feels like That lal "a on the fourth
rage telling of the Wostm0nt lots
simply nad % 80 De-. Moreover. oul
artist, Geo. fraser. O. oa % the coast
SO that the Eye Opener s. not sO pro
fusely Illustrated AZ usual. Another
aavlng We are going 10 mako q XIII
Ing this turn Qua of Inc box. and
altogether. stand q darnod good SHOW
0f gclilag that oVrrcoai -CblsnII
iAlherial EYo Opener
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
There WERE JUST tOs
TRIHKETS IN JOHNEY'S
POCKETS

Stand nn johnnie. and remove
overythlag You nave In your peck
etai"
This command came from the lips
OF Miss Elrhio n. smith. teacher IN
the Sunny side school ai Portland gre,
ana was directed az one John n
Brooks. aged ~ years. who On lolninr
over pfc desk. lrt q large marble, FOL
lowed hy q am-M one. drop from hll
pockets and rnli across the noor The
chorus of Juvenile giggieg and t..,cr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

The Denver Times. IN a lengthy ar
ticle appealing to Gov. Mcdonald 10
refuse to sign tho parole, has this 20
say about che story OF the crime;
ION the night OF October 10. 1851,
shortly after midnight, two shots werc
heard BY Police Sergeant Bell and
other officers on duty on Larimor
street The policemen ran " The War
rem hotel and later 20 tho Hotel Colo
RADIO. The latter place was found in
o state OF Wild excitement. sanchez
WAS running about the hall partly
dressed with a rev,aVcr m ms hand
d. Straub and John HagoFman, ga,
plOyoe of the place, stated that a
shooting had occurred In Sanchez
room. Sanchez said that he believed
some one had shot his wife. kunning
Ia the room. which Was Ia darkness
the sergeant found that the woman
had heen shot through tho head. liel
face was powder marked aud her haiI
scorched aH a result 81 the shot"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
TURNING MUIR
DERERS LOOSE
ON PAROLE
BY Colorado Board OfPardOnS.
Sanchez OF New Mexico.
Among Them.

Prom ID nFUf Post
The Colorado hoafi tor thc promo
ilnn of crlmo oHclrlly known as the
board N pardon Dos aenin raised the
b nmlnm Do has from time io time set
un ON the taking 80 humnn ilie AZ
ta mooiiaF Fritay inc board com
muied the sentence of three men con
Yctcd of murder in iis most revolving
FORMS, allow ing tuo ol them io leave
iho state ponlicnliary. and eraaiing
enc other his liio after u had been
declared forfeited rs the state. I'm
each of the three cases the commute
tion was secured through powerful Tn.
lucnccs brought 90 bear on the mem
beers OF tho board. Ia enc case n Nom
Der of the hoard presenting the rcc'
.ommcndatiun FOR cicmoncy.
Besides the communication 81 the
sentences Of the three murderors, two
mca convicted of less serious ofonsts
had their sentenced commutod 20 as
20 give thcm immediate liberty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
THIS PLANT IS A.
REGULAR BAROMETER

San Francisco, Nov. t9.-If tho
rwsathcr plant does lts duty. as lts
dlscoyeror claims II will, there will
Do no need IN the future for the
entcrorological oncers ~ over the
country.
The weather plants botanical name
Is obrus pfochtorlus n0hilla
Professor Josef NorYach, an emf.
neat Austrian recently arrived from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
Tho Denver Post "a
issue, SAYS

Tho Denver Post Ia 81 sundays
issue, says;
Gov. Mcdonald has not yet signed
the parole Of Frederic Sanchez. the
man who was sentenced 20 life im-
prls0nment for numbering his WAC
IN Denver nine ycara ago. And n ,..e
goveror viii Investigate the case for
himself. so into the evidence person.
ally, see Sanchez for himself and eX.
anime the motives underlying the de-
cialon Of the board of nardons, there
i8 no doubt thai the document viii
never be signed nt an.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Howard Mumiord. a ROck Island
brakeman unning hftWccn Santa
Rosa end Dalharl. while attending 90
hia duties coupllag the alf in tho San.
"a Rosa yards, The other night was
caught under Tho wheels. the car
passing completely over bis body. iio
lived only a short time. The cnrO-
ucr'a jury reported an accidental
death and eeueurod no one Ills 10.
mains we're shipped 10 Mumiordvillc
KY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
WILL BUILD NEW AND
LAnoE DEPoT All TRlNlDAp

dispatch from Trinidad says: "a
became known that af recent meet
lnE 81 the directors 0f the Santa Fo
railroad az Topeka. an expenditure OF
100000 was authorized GA the railroad
yards of me c1mplny go Trinidad
Work viii commence Immediately az
ter the nra DO tho year. The freight
depot, WhiCh q now located On the
lower cad VI ne Irinidnd yards. viii
bo moved up io within q block OF the
passenger Station and win have o two.
story addition The frackaEo in che
yards win llto be incfeased. Al pres
Tent O is inadequate toe che enormous
freight tranlc Msay uihor Improve
m0nis VIII ~ mane
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

wash your hands with warm water,
dry with a towel and apply Chamber
lain's Salve iust before goinE 10 bed,
and speedy cure Is certain This
saive u also invaluable for sore nip.
pies, itching piles and skin diseases
For sale by on dFuggislg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
ASSAULTED WITH
AN OPEN
KNIFE
Frank W. Rudd Arrested IN
Saloon Cuts Patrol.
man StrauSnor.

Charges of nsaanH With Intent io
hii. nnf iafrrne from fhf person may
confront Prank W. Ruid. an emr.oyo
LOO ftn Huhhs laundry. after Dds pre-.
llmlnsrY hearing On ludgn CmWlofda
court ibiH afternoon ht z o'clock. Eiib.
or charge pa "a Felony
Hsdd was arrested hy raifulman
strauaufr M the rear ol ihe 81 Elmo
anloon last uighl where hc was ac-
cuaod nf stealing a "phOncy diamond
from Y, ~ Church b. N Thompson,
better known as 'Hoppy7 told the
paifolman he saw hudd take TIC pin,
Il 10 said
Rudd boggod not 20 b. put in jail
and told the 0ihccf be- could gct Iai
inhbs 90 90 on hts bond 8tfauanor
agreed 90 go aith Rudd and they re-.
paired 10 the iinhb6 home ON South
Third street
Assaulted Him WIN q Nnlke.
While they we're standing outside
the house. according 20 strauancr'n
report 90 Chief McMillln. Rudd sud
denly drew an open knlko from hls
pocket and made a vicious attack on
tho onlcor.
lie struck "a his face with the Woap
on and the patroimnu threw bic arm
up for protection. The knife hladc
came IN contact with the fofohngor
on hlH right hand and cut 4 10 The
bone
Tho attack was unexpected nnd
/ probably an that saved straunnor
from a more serious wound is The fact
/ that be gnccefded in guarding hif face
iu time 90 avoid the knife blow
Tho officer suhducd Rudd, and call.
/ ms "a Citilon io his assistance, Rudd
wa Immediately taken Go jail
Tho blow must have been q heavy
one for the blade o. broken from the
knife which the officer took away
from him.
Tho stolen pin was found on Rudd's
person when be- waa searched at the
Jail
Little known Of Rudd.
Little rs known Of Rudd here Jay
Hubbs stated this morning that hr
came TO Albuquerque last July from
WinalOw and Prescott Arizona. whore
ho had previously boon employed hy
tho Harvey people. Re was given a
situation az marker IN the Hubs
/ laundry.
According 20 Mr.. Ilubbs Rudd Is q
native Of Tennessee. whoro he has
relatives
n knew nothing whatever about thC
AFFAIR until ! was told about q ,a.l
morning" said Mr.. Hubbs nt th1
laundry. where he was Hccn BY a &C.
porter for The Evening Citizen.
Before retired last might fastened
The front screen door % my residence
and they probably found q locked
whoa they went 20 ring the doorbel
" they made any attempt 20 see ml
before tho attack occurred
90 has been reported 90 mo TIA
Rudd drinks occasionally but ! have
neves seen him under the influence o
llquor. II no mas boen ~ trouble bo.
fore have heard nothing ol g. an
rather surprised 90 know that be Is u
JAIL"
The police say Rudd has never beet
In trouble hero before so far aa thei
know.
imdd, when questioned hy lnlo
| McMillin this m0fning. declared h
was drinking last night aud hnev
nothing ~ tho circumstance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

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