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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

New York. OCT ~ '1Iow beautiful
ihe world is. ! love the Sky and
ho"aoa and trees IN the park. love
people aud am the hupplest elrl m
this great city. guoHa"
ln q voice thrilling with enthusiasm
htlo Margaret Huber tells Of hor VEN.
FatiQn ug seeing after three years Of
Total blindnoaa. Her eyeslghf has
been restored hy an extraordinary
operation.
When the child was soyon. she sim.
ply became stone blind. Expert OPS
ihamoioglaia declared that her case
WAS hopcieas and that she would new
er see again. Under this life sentence
she child withered almost 10 "a skel-
ctou.
plspairlng of her life her molhag
Insisted upon keeping physiclans I'm.
ieroated IN the case Dr John Al.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

ga bribeg 20 men require hf'bne
before they will avail themselves ul
blessings our f0reiaihefa declared
their Independence and lonaht the
war OF tbs revolution because they
uor. taxed without representation.
DO We have lO bfiho aliens 10 accept
the giGt ~ citizenship 10 We have
10 bribc parnnts to give ihpif child.
rem the opportunities fof On education
that win permit them 20 start upon
careers Of usoiulnosa3 DO We have 90
bride men who own farms IN order
that they shall permit their farms %
multiply tn value. DO We have %
bfibe the courage end enterprise ~
your merchants and business people
to accept the multiplied opportunities
and the vast addition of wealth and
population that shall come 20 them
from statehood These statements
must rocoii on those who make them.
FOR speaking. with more or less
intimate knowledge Of the motives Of
the president aud of Speaker Cannon
and those other men in the house and
senate who are responsible Tor This en-
doNment auch as was never given 90
any state entering the federal union
hold win you and an honest people
the belief and the knowledge that
they were acluatcd By ihc highest
aud truest impulacs"
M vsry Large.
n think u makes a lufHa state. bot
not 80 large a. rcxaa. which b. hcI
enabling act haa the riEat 90 her VIII
% divide into Eve LSparaic common.
Wcalths aud D. IN my conviction that
within ave years after the admission
of Arizona a proposition 90 divide a
would not command anywhere near a
majority in either section and within
ter ycgfs would not command Eve
per cent az the Votes Outside the
personal Rmhiiicss 81 q few polite
lans there would not be any ecnti
mcnt On that direction. The size Of
Arizona would be q source OF pride,
as u Is today ia every loyal Texan
and we an know that were Che prop
ogition Submitted IN the state OF Tex
ne today 20 divide Il Into two states,
or three or four or even i've. az they
have the right 20 do that proposition
could not command the vote Of one
man ont Of every one hundred and my
conviction is that the same would br
true Of Arizona. with the marvellous
resources of The noW state when the
people are considered no longer aliens
but have become citizens clO' he'd with
tho elective franchise che right "a
select their own judges and governors
the opportunity 60 make their voices
and Influence felt IN the house and
senate OF me United States. there
would come an influx of population
and of capital. which would change
the physical face OF the state. Men
Who are citizens. DO not willingly be.
come aliens. This nloh, aas retarded
development and Il seems 10 me that
neither upon the foor Of The house Of
Representatives or in the senate cr IN
theh newspapers. have / evcr seen onC
valid argument ln favor at dciCatrng
statehood That special interests and
individual ambitions might runer, be-
cause OF statehood Is unQuestiunable
bat that the general a0od would be-
conserved, 81 equally irpe and cannot
be- denied"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

tno ehiu and ranging unp fd A sir
shopier was ionnd near tl. body and
laeniihed as the property OF Grisak
the opinion ia thal he accidentally
killed himself while hetdins hiB COAT
lnis Information Is furnished by
ftanGer W. ~ Dudley WHOM Grisal
was iirsi missed the report wont out
mat ho had probably been murdered
ana Tor this reason ShehH Phillips
has been in that vicinity Tor seyera
days invostigating the case. Orlsnh
leaves family ~ several ch.dren.
one o. Them baby only few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

fiiiaharg. Oct 2p.--By lntiag a
young man on the eve Of their mar
riago. Mias Margaret Duny. n usoity
Irish girl has revealed the facs that
she has made a fortune by sneculni-
lhk IN stocks and now She doesn't
want 90 marry aa5 poor" man.
Miss Margaret wHs 90 have been
married several days hgo 10 T.. j.
Mooney 81 hradd0ck The yolruE
man mas a Responsible position with
the Westinghouse interests at Eaat
pltisburg.
several days before The dag for the
wedding Miss Margaret quietly slip
ped away and her msthvr gave Moon
ey the engagement risg aud his lot-
Then came tho secret Of Margarets
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Within few weeks New york
viii have ihU benefit az one Of the
most wonderful electrical Inventions
of the aeo-tho teihaFmOnic. This Ia
on instrument for the transmission ui
music from u central keyboard 90 the
homes. restaurants ana public places
ui the city AT "a cost % more shan
$50 900 the central music plant" has
bOin established IA convenient
point On Manhattan. The instrument
u virtually perfected and lu y short
slime. d is expected. the cOmpauy viii
Do ready 90 oncE lls musical Warca
90 the public AZ no great cost the
householder. nat dwellcr Or rpeituf
sat proprietor may have q tclhur'
munlc installed, connected by wlft
With che central Instrument or TO-
asumenia. aud BY simply pushing me
button will be- able 60 turn on ne
music The instruments that viii b.
placei On the homes "a d small ANAL
and can easily be- hidden by a groun
| inr nl flowers or pottod plants. Foul
grades Of music wiz De- available
strand Opara. pipe organ orchestra
ur piano. To1ia thus Tar made show
that ihe rich tones nf the central M
latrnma pt are preserved in transmits
sion. and there ls no mnrring oi 90
music hy the rasninR aouua ol thl
phOnogruph The Inventor of the ici
harmonic aud the capitalists Who az
backlhg him arc confident that M
lnatfnuont win not only have con
uNcii0ns with thousands of homo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

fmte. chief surgeon OF the tiaru1nn
Folohinik ni last agreed 60 aitempi
= desperate operation in an nftcmnf
20 restore little Mafgarot's sight.
He says the chances woge 100 "a
AGAINST her. The task OF the SURGEON
was 20 cut delicateiy and precisely
and divide a small flesh obsir,riiop
which had cut on the blood and nerve
supplies of the eye and causcd lf to
become opaque.
fhis was accomplished and the llsht
came flooding quickly back to The
oyerloyed child. Pink cropi no 10 her
cheeks again and her BODY has bo-
COME round and healthy.
lH always love the doctor who has
given back w sight, said she ~
want TO So 10 school and ~ ammo
thing great in the world. There IL
nothing su terrlhlo as blindness all
ways ulght"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

changing her mind. she a. = nurso
girl ln the household Of Alva e. Din
hey president Of che Carnegie steel
company. ono day aho heard Mr.
ninkcy remark that such and such d
stock was going up aurn. she took
the tip given all unconscioualy. spec
ulnted with her savings IN the stock
and made more money than she could
have earned BY tending several gcn-
erationk OF babies
Since then she has quietly acted
ON every blt Of Information about the
stock market that fol- from Mr.. Din
keys lips. She brought her parents
from ireland and bought them most
comfortable homo In Turtle Greek.
Maggie is rich now said nor
mother "and she doesn't want 20
marry any poor clerk"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

.fthNMIN MNNNH"h NNAMNNNN NfNNINNNI"I
Tho British achooltoachers who. GO
the number of 500. will visit this
country FOR "a tour during she winter
represent every class from kinder
Carton and defective senses Instruct
urH 10 the proioEaura of EnrlHhd's
universities THEY have been aolDct-
cd from thousands Oi applicants who
have made known their iiosirC 10
visit the unltcd States since the an
n0uhcomoni wa made several
months ago that q serloa of cxcur-
sions for teachers was being planned.
About thirty wll sail un November
80. constituting the advance guard.
aud similar parties Will sail weekly
thereafter until che end Of March.
Mr. Moscluy, who has charge Of the
enterprise, las preceded them, and
has been here q couple of weeks 20
look after che arrangements Mr..
Museley considers ihe American ayn-
Moseley considers ihc American sy6
tenn more practical than the EngliHh
system. and says the American boy
o. kept ga schooi longer and money
DIS more laviahiy spent in America Cor
education. The pas OF tcuchera,
however. So relatively lower In thii
country than in Crest Britain. and
Mr MOaeley considers that we noE.
lcct the musical education OF our
childrcn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Rev. IN. parkhursts new church D.
a distinoi addition 70 the attractive
and notable places Of worship Ina this
city 1t Is remarkable for ~ origin
ally. "a breaking away from couyen-
tl0ual lines and its remarkable color
scheme, which Il blue, white and
yellow. Tha dome Il tied showing
an Alternating pattern Of green and
golden lantern. pr ParRhurst holds
hla people The same as ever, and 10
niay be attributed largely To HE eour'
age. such aa was shown In his euloss
uf Stanford White, tho architect,
whom Thaw Killed. and who was COW
crad with obiuquy 30 deeply bl
rhaW and the press. ParkhurHt
spoke tondorly az him, and the act
was n noble one. and showed that the
great nshier If vice and the stern
and hnrolentlng foe of every defend
90 of graft is as true 90 q friend as
90 "a principle Probably there IS NO
other minister ga New York city
who would have taken tho risk that
parkhurst d.d in standing up for q
man whom the community had come
90 SO generally condemn. 70 a. that
hind of nnhllc men that hold the
people arainal eYerythinF, Who stand
hy inelr friends no matter hos un-
popular they may have heenme Ger
ininly stanford White was "a great
architect and ParkhnfafH church
Will stand CAS- au enduring monument
uf his akilf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
ADIRONDACK DEER HUNTING
rs VERY TAME gp0u'

Alhany, n r.. Oct. 2ei--sinca the
deer aoafun opened In the Adiron-
dachs, so.callod sportsmen have been
ah00iing down deer IN such q manner
as ta cali for loud protests u is
about u.s. exciting sport as going Into
the pasture and butchering a calf as
the door have become almost AZ tarno
aa cows, The season does not close
until November no. bui steps are al
ready heing takon By persons inter
osied in have the ciuae season year
runsidaruhiy shortened.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

ny applying hn antigopiio dveaelns
20 wounds, bruises, burns and iikc iu-
iuriea before Inflammation sets in,
they may be healed without maiura-
ton and Ia about onethlrd the timo
required BY che old treatment This
Is the greatest discovery and triumph
uf modern surgery. Chamberlain
Pain Balm acts on this same princl'
pie Il d an antlsoplic aud when APP
piled 90 such injuries. causes them %
heal very quickly Il also aliaya the
pain aud aorenoes and prevents any
danger III blood pOiaonlng Keep a
bottle ol Palm BALM in your home
aud it viii save you time and money
not % mention tho Inconvenience and
suffering such letuFios entail foI
slir N all 9regeiHs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
FAIRBANKS cAmPAlonl n.

S. Joseph Mo. Oct. 2a.--Chaglos
~ Fairbanks. vico- president Of tho
United States today addressed moct-
lnga in furihonuct of the republican
campaign which Is being wagod Wig.
oruusly in Missouri Congressman
Fulkeraon. David H. Frances. OF 81
Louis Congressman A, Cuwue. of
New York CITY, Geo, 4. bohsun, Of
Des Molnes. Arthur hreweter. OF this
city, and Charles r. Booker OF Sa-
vannnh. are also on the stump
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
blood Poisoning

results from chronic constIpa lon.
which Is quickly cured by Df. Kings
New Life pills. They reu0te an
poisonous germs from tho system and
lufuse new life and vigor cure sour
stomach nausea. headache dlzziAeaa
and collie wlihodi gripping or diseom-
fort Csc Guaranteed by ai Drug
sistH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

OF boy, man or woman. d quickly
put Of pain u Buchlen's Arnloa saivo
= applied promptly @. D. WEIGH mi
lehohahe. Mich. says. n nae IA ib
my family Tor cuts sores ana eii
shin iniurlea. and aud q perfect 3
Quikesi Pile cure known. nesA besi.
iug salve made. Use al an druerlgta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
aERNALlLLo RgoplE

VISIT SANTA %
MFs. ureenhaum Of los Angeles
hnd Miss MoCnriy 81 nernalillo. both
90 whom formerly lived az Park View.
m hio AFrlba county. are In the civ
iof a weeks visit and have taken
apartments al b. Vlucont'a sanltari
nm MIA 0tcenbaum viii return N
moaih % hor homo On California.
ai which time she viii De accompan-
ied by her children, who have been
hiAAins their homo with relatives AL
hernnlilio New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Dime Medicine Moaaursment.
a man went into a broadway drus
store ana asked che clerk Tor a rem
eds for Indigestion Tho clerk slff-
ed y pink powder into the scales
Take "a hcaplnR dlmoiui oi this he
said "ond ID viii bring you around
on right" "a dimciui." calculated
The man. what kind of measurement
@ thatfr "a isnt now replied 1ho
clerk. "and Il q very ample, Just
take dime and piie ar much pow
der uu "a So win stick That win be
the proper dose. You couldn't Get o.
any more exact ~ you measured half
an hour with scales and spoons" A
mnn standing by sighed reminiscent
~ re makes me feel about ten
years younger 90 hear you say that,
be- said "Thcy used 90 measure
medicine that way whom I Was q Kid.
supposed modern appliances had
driven ali those old methods ont of
the markets" mot at ali. said the
clerk "thero are lots 0f places where
they sim take medicine hy the dime
fui"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
0RisAKs Bopv FOUND
NEAR CLoUncRoFT

The body Of Peter 0dsak was
found near his homie about twenty
miles east III CloudofOft Thursday,
says the Alam0suFdo News a bullet
hole was w his head. golng Ia under
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
MEMBERs or BRITISH
MOBILITY ulVoncED

london. Oct. 29.--The afternoon pa
pera hore quote the Manchester Guar
ilou AZ saying that deed Of scpara-
tlOn between The Duke anu Duchess
ol Marlborough has been signed on
the ground Of lncQmpatihlity of tenn
per. by the provisions Of which tho
duchess keeps the Sunderland house,
london. and her OHa dowry, bat %
precmded front going to hleahelm.
Tho document, u Ia added, WAS sign
ed October 49, lhe duke r. now az
nlonhtim and the duchess Us staying
nt Sunderland house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

here bat Nlli soon bo used aliao9t
universally by the ro8iaumnt keep
ors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

n am ambitious. declared the
more az ices young woman. 'Fpt
rs yoan ! have been singing. With
some succeQa. suppose. for part Of
thti time ! have been STAR Bui
am ambitious 40 aci. / wish in appear
before the public IA sumt ihiug that
has no music in a."
"Good. Why dont sou iolu a mus
zeal comedy company
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-22
ARREST WAS UNSUITABLE
DR.. Minor Morris Makes Public Letters
Regarding Arrest of Wife.
PRESIDENT CAUSED AN INVESTIGATION
Major Sylvester Examined witnesses
and Decided that No More
Force Was Used Than
Was Necessary.
PRESIDENT CAUSED AN INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.--Dr. Minor Nor
ris. whose wife some weeks ago was
elected from the White House. where she
had gone to present alleged grievances TO
the president, today gave out for publica-
ton the correspondence which recently
passed between himself and the president
regarding the case. DIR. Morris demanded
a public apology of the president for this
outrage on womanhood and common de-
cency." Secretary Loeb replied to the let
ter stating that an investigation by the
chief of police showed that the arrest was
justified and that the kindest act to Mrs.
Norris and her kinsfolk was to refrain
from giving the case additional publicity.
The letters follow;
To the President of the United States:
Sir-Having waited patiently a number OF
weeks that you might have ample time to
ascertain all the circumstances connected
with the insult recently offered my wife
at the White House and that You might
make some expression of depreciation,
which would naturally be expected. II is
now incumbent upon me as husband and
citizen to demand public apology for this
outrage on womanhood ana common de-
cency.
1t is unthinkable that such brutality
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-22

WAYNE, Neb., Feb. H.-(Special cupid
was fciled here just as the wedding license
was about to be issued to the prospective
young bridegroom, because a passenger who
came into town on the train with the would
he couple from Norfolk, informed the sher-
n that the prospective bride was but II
years of age. This was Miss Florence Gay
lord of Norfolk, and the man whom she
was to wed was Emil Matthes of Stanton,
Neb. As a matter of fact the bride-to-be is
IS years of age and had the consent of her
mother. But the report of the passenger
served to stop the ceremony. Just the same.
Later the sheriff and judge telephoned to
Mr.. Gaylord at Norfolk but before they had
finished talking the young pair announced
their determination not to wed and they
returned to Norfolk on the next train
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-22

would be tolerated anywhere in this coun-
try, but, above, all in the White House.
That my wife has been confined to her
bed six weeks from the shock and injuries
of this damnable treatment is bad enough.
but / can say to you. in all calmness, that
had the original orders from the White
incarceration, her life would have been
sacrificed.
II is therefore incumbent upon me to
repeat my urgent request that you take
stances which have shocked the entire ma
ton. Respectfully, MINOR NORRIS.
Feb. 16. 1905
Answer from the white House.
THE WHITE HOUSE. WASHINGTON.
Feb. 10. 1906.-Sir: In reply to your letter
to state to you that nc had the superln-
tendent of police of the District OF Co
lumbia, Major Sylvester, make careful
investigation of the circumstances con-
disorderly conduct at the executive ONCE
and the superintendent submitted to the
president all the affidavits of the persons
whom he had examined. The president
port and the affidavits. and also personally
saw Major Sylvester and some of the per-
sons making the affidaVits. He came to
the conclusion that the arrest was justified
and the force used in making the arrest
was caused by the resistance offered by
Mrs Morris to the officers in the discharge
necessary to make the arrest effective.
Under these circumstances the president
does not consider that the officers are
properly subject TO blame. He was also
he done to Mrs. Morris and her kinsfok
was to refrain from giving any additional
publicity to the circumstances surrounding
'N' 'a''' William LOEB, JR.,
Secretary of the President
DIR. Minor Morris, Washington, d. c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-22
They Stand Alone.

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-22

EDGAR, Neb., Feb. H.-(Special THE
citizens of Edgar held meeting yesterday
afternoon in Stayners hall to discuss a
proposition for building and equipping a
Young Mems Christian association building
1t was decided to erect a 5000 building
with library and reading room, gymnasium
bath rooms. toilet room, kitchen and dining
room and a hall for lectures and socia
gatherings. A board of trustees was elected
as follows: c. A. Voorhees,. A. A. Gait
F. f. Howard, II. c. Hart, William Darby
+. NJ. Ferree ]. l.. Sugden, w. L. Cass
James McNally, Charles Hanson and s. b
MONTGOMERY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-22

OSCEOLA, Neb, Feb. H-(Special. POLK
county has just closed the most successful
farmers institute and corn show that has
ever been held in the county and the farm
ers feel that they know more now how to
farm for profit than ever before and under
the management of o. F. Mickey as secre-
tary and c. b. Knerr as president. the best
speakers of the state were provided, among
whom were w. ID. Mckee of Lincoln. Val
Keyser of the experiment station of the
state, T. G. Ferguson of Beaver Crossing
and Mrs. c. f. Welton of Fairbury, A. r.
Johnson, r. G. Douglass, +. Rasmussen
and ]. n. Norton.