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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
SOUTHWEST TROOPS ARE
RETURNING HOME

The New Mexico and Arizona troops
which went 90 tho manouvors az the
southwest district at Cheyenne. WyO,
are returning home. A train bearing
ono squadron of the Fifth cavalry and
one company of tbo TwOnty.uinih In
faniry. with Major Foster In COM
mand passed through tho city yoster-
day. arriving from the north lbs the
morning aud departing for the west
shortly hc'oro noon. The cavalry
f0cs 10 Fort Wlnsaio, ana the inian-
try is returning Co Whipple barracks,
Arizona
ln going 10 Cheyenne the cavalry
was marched from Wing0te tO Las
Vegas. and there took a train FOR the
remainder ui tne way ln returning
the march was made from Cheyenne
90 Colorado Syringe. and there the
command was placed aboard She train
20 finish the journey home An we're
.u nno condition.
% win ho remembered that On going
TO Cheyenne. the Fort WinEato troops
ucnt sunday 10 the city and were
csmpcd near the brewery. and that
Gn loaylng-one o. the troopers lost hts
horse ON the mesa The animal was
brought 20 tho city ny Hraa Jones, who
said that be fouuf Il on the mesa
and feared that the horsoman had
been thrown and was probably some
place on the MEGA suffering from
either injuries and thirst or botn.
The trooper showed up all right later
and Joined the marching squadron
near Las Vegas The horse was sent
Z 10 thc command.
Major Foster In talking about the
analr this morning said that the man
had asked so draw up 90 tho Jones inn
as the squad was passing the
place and that he IL firmly OF the be
lief that the man never lost his horse
l by being thrown. but stopped az the
inn and became drunk and tried e
cover up the misdemoanor by havlne
Jones bring the horse 20 town and
start the lost story
Major Fostor said that the man was
assistant engineer Of the squad and
Inst some drawing tools were losl
during the escapade. which he would
bo glad TO recover
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
WHO'S THE WOMAN
SLANDERER OF PHOENIX
HER PICTURE or THE SPREAD
or ALCOHOLISM m THAT
CITY.


Inquiry is being anXiOusly made to
discover the identity ol the womah OF
Phoenix who told Rev w. W Ravens.
OF Albuquerque, superintendent OF lho
Sow Moxico.Arizona AntlSaloon
league. that there were only 100 PEG.
pie In Phoenix who do not drink alec.
hoiic liquors. says the Phoenix Jour.
nal. Mr. Huyens made this statement
n q public M, ting night before last
tu q large number OF men, women
ANA children, and who know they DO
not drink. They therefore, mutually
want O know who This woman Is.
Tho woman. according to Mr. Hay.
na. allowed only twenty telotallors
TO each Of the i've churches. The
others. according to her, took nips
either publicly or on the sly or else
had the forbidden liquor az their
tables. Mr. Ilayens said he was not
prepared 20 accept this wholesale In.
diotment Of the people Of Phoenix and
he tod her ne said, that no would bet
her $50 that he could find more than
100 total abstaincra within tho cor
puFRte limks.
Ministers present at the meeting
and members OF the churches Init.
mated. though they dld not say So
that there were other crimes beside
drinking ana that lying was one ui
them They would vOpch for the
mop'bers OF their respective churches
who would not enter into any sort oil
q compromise with AnneuHerBusoh
nor Gambrinus. nor would they consld
er for a moment Omar khnns dc
feuse OF the vine.
why, be- this juice the growth Of
God, who dare
Blasrhome the twisted tondrii as
snare9
A blessing, We should use It should
We nOt2
And, IL a curse. why then. VINO set q
there2'
The discussion wednesday mOrnlni
spread 90 sporting circles, the inter
osi BEING aroused mainly by Mr.. fiav
ems reported ofior 10 bet with hiI
unknown informant. The gamblers
were divided az 10 the truth OF hol
statement. but regardless of thoi
views their gallantry moved them 4
oner 10 put up the money for her /
shO Was afraid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

New York. Oct 5.-Ia the drink
habit a sign OF insanity
Dr. n. d Crothera. auporIni endont
OF Walnut lodge hospital Hartford.
Conn. Ia recent sensational adj
dress, delivered before the British
Medical aaaooia l0n, declared that in-
obrioiy as it has been known under
varying aspects through all The ages
OF men. b the result aud nat the
cause of insanity
Dr. Cr0thofs maintains tAa che UNI
comfortable appetite Tor Intoxicating
drinks destrOyc5 the lives 0f q hun-
bred thousand men and women every
year and is phase az certain form
uf Insanity mnniiesiing iisf much
na do other insanity phase Ue as-
serlH that the efforts 20 cure coz fo
reform" the hnbltual drlnhcr con
siliutos a real wrong and Injustice "a
tho drunkard. lnehfloty being q denn
Gee mental disease with distinct
cause. progress and termination
The views Of two famous alion.sis
were solicited Do ihls city upon The
great question
DR. Allen Mcl.ano Hamilton one Of
the FIRST authorities said
There are q large number. iu fact
q majority. OF distinguished alinnlatg
who have ropndiated Dr. Crothora
theories OF which We have long been
familiar I. however entirely agree
with his views.
There are many and various forms
Of drunkenness but the recurring
uncomfortable passion for sirong
drink. following and being followed
By long intervals " absolute temper
anco. Is classed as dipaomania. How
caa any physiclan of experience in
mental diseases. who has watched ths
premonitoFy sympioma u these out
I breaks. the nervous irritabiiity. che
chronic dyspepsia. the bilious head
aches preceding the drink storm ga
use Dr Crothers' dEuro on apeechl
doubt thar the insane impulse ioi
drink AN Impulse utterly beyond the
/ control Of the subject arises from
paycopathic condition
Insanity must hnd some outlet ui
manifestation ln some cases va
have halluc|uatiOn in others ailll
suicidal or h0wicldal impulse and D
others abe fierce appetite for dfink
An treatment based upon the utierll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
RULES FOR THE TEACHER
AND ALSO THE PARENT

y Follow ing are some rules taken
from the Paradise Record. so much
OF good sense and reason are contain.
ed IN thom, that laey are wosth re.
poatinE:
lin hearing OF the child never
criticize the teacher. (lf you break
this rule. the education of the child
nd that teachers school viii auffer un'
~ your remark % forgotten. And tho
child will remember C longer than
YOU imnElno)
2-Haye the child 10 understand
that you expect him 10 be studious
and obodlent 20 the teacher. This
doubles the chlid's responsibility and
he will be- more likely 90 make
progress at school,
Stake kindly interest IN the
.chllds school life and work, question
ing and encouraging him frequently
n regard 20 his studies.
i-noware OF gossip about school
matters. for IN THIS way children get
hold of stories. both true aud untrue
that often DO harm.
Every teacher has favorltes. OF
course twhat parent mas not a favor
tie child3l but teachers seldom show
Partially Before Aiding fault re-
member this. Also remember that ths
teacher has 10 manage ATTY OF slxtl
children 20 your two or three.
ApfOpOs OF the above, @ few rulel
Tor teachers might not be out % place
~ Remember that most parents ar,
very anxi9na about the education o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

Topeka Kas, oct. 5.--The NAT
riago Of Hazel MuIyane. aged 30. 20
Georges spec" Hurlbut has created
The biggest stir ln Topeka society for
years q ls regarded as the greatest
catch OF che season in the Western
association llurihut o. ccnterdelder
on the Topeka team OF the Western
association.
Hazel Mulune IB the daughter of
d. @ , Mulvarc very wealthy and
prominent Her parents asa not even
know she was acquainted with the
baseball player Hor father declared
aucr tho mnulaeo that DE- had never
seen the man to know hm
tucon8ciOusly ho was holnue on
ihe cuuriship by furnishing o. carriage
u whiCl hls daughter drove 90 the
ban SHINES day after day and IA
which she brought hcf baseball lover
hnck t0 tho city. Tho girls mother
FIRST learned Of .hc marriage by q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
WILL SPEND MORE MONEY
ON THE MESA PARK


Twenty members of the Mesa Park
Driving association met Thursday
night Ia the smoking room OF ROthen-
berg a Schloss Cigar company's store
and decided 10 raise more money by
stock sales and make further i'm.
provoments on the park Among the
improvements decided upon will be a
home for a park keeper, whose duty
q will be TO keep the park IN good
shape, water the trees, tend che farm.
ing and gardening OF the park and
keep Il from being trospaased upon.
The new gasoline engine recently In
stalled over the deep we'll sunk Et
the park 10 working hnely. Tho trees,
two rows OF which were set around
he race track. arc growing nicely,
and the association Is encouraged 30
believe that no trouble viii D. OK.
porlenced On growing trees on the
mesa The land owned BY the aaso.
citation consists OF 100 acres OF al
beautiful land o. can he found any
where.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
JURY RETURNS
MANY INDICTMENTS
BOOKS o. COUNTY OFFICIALS
ALSO EXAMINED AND FOUND
TO BALANVE.

Tho lali term OF aho district court
foF colfax county closed % Ration
Wednesday, Tho grand fury hah beon
ia session two weeks and oat of
thirly.alx cases reported. twenty-five
indictments were f0Vud. Tho jury
examined the books 10 the county on.
GERS and reported them 20 hnat class
condition
The following sentences we're im-
posed.
Edward Burma. Joseph y. Clayton
and Frank searies. trampa who bur
glarizef tho cellar Of b. r.. stanton.
on Stay 20. were each given a year
ln The pcnlicntlary, but sentence was
suspended during good behavior
Tbs men naYo been ga the county iall
Eve month"; and the punishment in
The courts opinion, has already been
sufficiently served
>. q Slade. burglary and larceny OF
tools from tho Santa 70 shops ia this
city August az, sentenced enc year
Arthur Davis. forgery, ono yoar and
one day.
George O'Noli ana Nlem Hopeon,
assault Wiih q knife. one Foar
William Turpiuo was sentenced 60
slk months iu che county jail fof
liDurlahinF q sixahooicr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

noto sent by a messenger lual astor
tng ceremony
After recurring the license the con
PIE went 90 "a suburban pastor 20 bo
married The bride wore her street.
costume and che groom was in h.s
shirt sleeves
Society was shocked. hut tho bride
declared - lidod Spec aud luai
couldn't help o."
The axe of the groom ns givm to
the marriage licouae clerk WA gg
Various reports have pu BE- nu the
way tom this up to 6i The bride
Inns boon familiar nrurs on ihe
streets of Topeka. Hdnr nstrido a
hcauiIlu bag horse spoc" Huribul
Insists that ho VIII bo able 20 keen
DTS wife in The luxury To which she
haa hoon accustomed The dav after
ihe marriage lt rained. hui ou Che
second day "Snrc" played hla nauni
position and the bride was the cen
ter OF attraction in the erand stand.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

their children. and Il g me duty Of
the teacher 90 meet them halfway
when dimculty arises.
2-Cuhivato tact. and get rid OF ali
solnshncss On your dealings with Chs.
dron ana with parents.
ano not be- discouraged when par
eniH uniustly criticize you 70 may
o. that you need some Of 20 Ne per.
feCtly honest with yourself and your
Indignation will not wax very strong
4-i.ot your ambition DO 90 cultivate
81 loving personality that canKnt
be- resisted And face every dlmculiy
with absolutely feorlcggncss People
hate q cow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

From the tenor OF the telegram he
received he win bee the executive Of
fror OF the hospital corps, having
CHARGE III iho surgical department "
thorc Win be no military action in tho
Catan imbrnpi0 be wlll in short
time. ask Ter four months leave oi
absence ans will return here.
he So not an entire stranger in
Cuba, having had six months SER
vlco thore. and also three years in
the Philippines. being the executive
olIcor in charge OF the hospital corps
in both cases
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

waiCh Is quickly cured by nr kings
Sew Life Pills They romnyc nll
poisonous germs from che system and
lufuse new NE ana gig0r, Curo sour
stomach nausea. headache. dizziness
and collie. without gripping or dlscom-
Fort 25c. Guaranteed boy all drug
giFts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

MY mother has suddenly been
made young az 20 Twenty years Of
intense suffering from dyspepsia had
entirely disabled her, until elk
months ago. when she began taking
Electric nlttora which Lave complete.
ly cured her and restored the
strength and activity she had Ia the
prime 81 life" writes Mrs. w q. OIL.
patrick. Of Danforih. Ne. Greatest
restorative medicine on the globe
Sets stomach liver and kidneys
right. puriRoa the blood and cures
malaria. uillouaness and Weakneasea
Wonderful nerve tonic. Price roc
Guaranteed by an irugslsi1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
ORDERED TO REPORT IN
CUBA FOR DUTY

Dr J. W. ThomRsson of Fort Whip
DIE leaves today for Newport News,
IRON which point he viii embark for
Cuba where he has been ordered 10
report Tor duty by the war depart
ment. says the Prescott JournalMin-
In. He has been stationed &C Fort
Whipnlo for the past three years and
hopes 20 return here as soon as he
d ordered TO return FROM Cuba. lila
family will not accompany him bui
Will remain here until be eltnor re-
turns under orders from bis superior
officers or on q four months leave Oi
absence. now due him Ia the ordinary
course OF service.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
OFFICIAL MATTERS


The postofnce I'd Hucknr Cochisc
county. Arizona. has boon dlsconiin-
ucd and mail addressed 90 @ VIII ho
sent So poarco
postofflees Established.
a postofnce has hoon established 81
Lloyd. Quay county, With John g. Err
win as postmaster % VIII DE served
from Moore. nine miles 10 the west
ana Puerto. nine miles south.
A poHiofdcn has been established
nt lsidor. Guadalupe county. 90 bo
served from Monioya. ton miles
southeast ANA fromontina. twenty
miles west Ealevnn Gailoeos has
huea appointed postmaster
Special Service discontinued
The special mail service between
Cogbat, MDhavo county. Ar'gonB aud
KinRman. will Boz discontinued on
October no.
Delegates 10 Tuberculosis Congress.
Governor HagoruAu has appointed
Dr. G.. ~. Wlcher of Carlsbad. Eddy
county, and Dr. John w. Elder of A.
buquerque Bornallllo county. as del
ggatos from New MoxiCo 90 the m
tcfnational tuberculosis congress
which meets ln New York city No-
yembor IA and 10.
Bond and Coupon Register.
Travelling Auditor Charles v. SAFE
ford iB busy installing the now bond
and coupon register ln the office Of
the county treasurer Deputy Tray
cling Auditor A. l.. Morrison Dr.. will
be busy az The court house FOR soy
enl DAYS checking up accounts The
new registers are being sent out this
week. to the county troasurora all
over the territory
postofdse Changes and Improvement
Elias Gallogos has been commits
stoned postmaster at IA MADEIRA RIO
Arriha county This is "a newly oa-
jnhIshcd office.
A new star route schedule h1a been
established between GallstoD and
Kennedy Hereafter malls VIII leave
Galiisieo daily except Sundays az 0:1t
a. m and arrive et Kennedy hy il
q M; leave Kennedy daily except
/ Sundays at N a. M. and arrive al
Galistco hy ll:45 q a.
A now schedule has also been os-
tnbllshcd on The star route between
3onito and Nogal Mails VIII leave
B0nito daily except Sundays at %
"a m and arrive OF Nogal hy ! p. m.
leave Norul daily except Sundays on
receipt Of mail from Carrizozo bu
not later than B p, M and arrive a.
Boulto In thred hours.
a posiofnco has been established
of Belloylew. ella county Arizona
| and also an office at Ray rlnal com
| ~ Arizona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

ny applying an antiseptic dressing
90 wounds. bruises. burns aud Ike Inc
turtles before 1ammatIOn sets in,
they may be healed without matura-
ton and In about one third the time
required by the old treatment This
ls the greatest discovery and triumph
Sol modern surgery. Chamberlain'a
Pain Balm acts on this same prlncl'
PIE q ls an antlaopiic and when APP
piled 10 such injuries. causes them to
heal very quickly u also ailhya Tho
pain aud soreness and prevents any
danger az blood poisoning Keep q
bottle Of Pain Balm "a your home
and Il will save YOU time and money
not 10 mention the Inconvenience and
suffering such injuries entail For
sale by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

The New Mexican says. A letter
received az Santa 30 Saturday from
20 Gov. Hagorman, and Miss Mary
Dye. sister Of Rev. w 4. Dye, rector
Of the church OF the Holy Faith, stat
cd that they arrived safely Ia the City
of Mexico and are having an enjoy
able time sightseeing. They viii re.
main In the sister republic for several
weeks before returning 90 Santa Re.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

Mira. phliIp Cook left Cor her home
Saturday. after having been the guest
ol Mrs Henry WeateFfpld ior sew
eraI days
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23

freedom was won he was one of Ill.
first to claim a share Of the spoiIs. ant
he went into the Cuban house of re-.
resentativeS one morning about for
years ago and announced that If o..
revolutionary veterans were not pai
off at once he would take to tH.
morasses and raise another insurgcnt
army.
Yielding in part to the old general
desire for title and official station tn-.
government made him doorkeeDer #
congress. But that did not fully sat-
isfy his ambition, which was TO ba
chief of police
During the hostillties between ca.
bans and Spaniards, from 1895 to 1875
both Gomez and Maceo had occasion
more than once to reprimand the ne
gro leader, and Gomez at last deprived
him of his command The incident is
typical of things that have harpcncI
In the course of Cuban instructions.
AS recalled by a man who was with
Gomez at this time, the colored war
rior had been making some remarks
derogatory to the formers military
leadership. Hearing of this, General
Gomez with his usual astuteness sent
message to the negro general invit-
ing him to a conference.
Gomez stated that in view OF the IN
usual haste required for the conference
quentin should leave his army behind
and come at once with as small an es-
cort as possible. Old Quentin feIt
highly honored upon receiving the in
vitation to confer with the commando
in chief and proceeded with all haste
to find him. Upon presenting himself
at the generals headquarters ola
Gomez rose slowly from his hammosk.
looked cautiously around, perhaps 70
ascertain If Quentin had left his army
behind, and then after asking him d
few questions he berated him soundly
finally taking his command away from
him by telling him that he was no
longer general, but an ordinary. com
mon. everyday Cuban negro. and ~
couldn't. return to his force in ms
Trinidad hills.
After the execution Of Havana by
the Spaniards Banderas turned UP 10
that city as fat and good nature1 q,
ever, dressed i'm new suit of star'he'
linen, in the uniform of a general Il
was at this time that General Come
was hauled over the Goals for accept
ing 100000 from the Ameficans -
pay his army, denounced as tra',
and finally degraded. When the NM
vote was cast degrading the old var
hero General Quentin Banderas ~.
sides shook with laughter. as, le"H'At
on his cane, looking through the o'
door at the assembly. he mute
inadvertently.
That's the way I like 10 see 81
men come up with, That's right.
the generalissimo's turn now, He W.
degrade any more veterans now.
street His time has comet"
JOHN r. WALTER9
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
IHE Cuhans arc used TO insur- I

HE Cuhans arc used TO insur-
rectlons. They got the revo-
IA luton habit during the years
WREN Spain ruled the Pearl Of
the Antilles, and It is hard TO shake 1t
.ff, they ind. now that the destiny of
The island Is IN their own hands. For
four years and more after the evacu-
ton Of The faland by Americans ana the
SETTING u ct the independent govern
ment thitgp went ATOMS Pretty well.
Only an occasional insurrecto APP
peared and the excitement incident 10
his capture hardly caused ripple on
the smooth sea over which Presiden!
Paima's ship Of state'was sailing. But
bitterness between the "outs" and the
.ins" grew in intensity. year ago
the Moderates, who held the most of
the Offices, named Senior T. Estrada
Palma to succeed himself as president.
and the Liberals nominated General
lose MisSrel Gomez as their candidat~
for the chief executive Office. General
Homez did not stay in the field long.
He claimed that President Palma's
Kovernment had got things so fixed that
q fair election would not be held. and
rather than remain a candidate under
such circumstances he decided to re-
sign the nomination. The Liberals put
nobody IN his place. and Palma had a
waIkover for reelection. Since that
time diseontent, on the part OF the Lib
erals has Increased, and it is hard for
the Latin.American type Of politician
to confne hfs course in political mat
ters TO wordsSalone. 1t is second ma
ture with him to draw the sword or
the pistol or. IN case Of the Cuban. the
uiAohsts. Hence the appearance re-
Gently Of bands Of men in open insur-
rSction against the government at
Cuba has no large standing army.
II has been about all the young re-
public couid do to pay the pensions
asked hv the veterans Of the wars
waEed kkninst Spanish domination. To
satisfy the somewhat extravagant
clAimb Of the ex-insurrectos and pay
for the msAnkensnce Of a large military
force also would have strained the re-
sources Of the new government too
much. When the Americans took their
hands of and left the Cubans to man
are things in the island themselves
the task Of maintaining order was In
trusted to the police Of the different
cities and to a small force Of hard
riders and ready fighters called the
g,aarxiia rural, or rural guard. Re-
entity a decree was issued for the pur-
pose of raising this force to the num-
bW Of 1000. President Palma also
called for recruits for q volunteer
Amy to aid him in putting down the
lnsufrectionary bands. The guards
pra oros nfzed somewhat on the plan
OF the famous Texas rangers. 1t is
not SO important in Cuba to be well
mp on military science. IS taught in
the war colleges. as II is to understand
che peculiar variety OF lighting that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
RURAL GUARDS IN BATTLE WITH INSURGENTS

was full blooded negro and was born
slave about sixty years ago. When
the standard of revolt was raised
against Spain in 1858 Banderas took
to the woods with many other slaves
and Joined the Dominican leader Mo-
desto Diaz in his successful assault on
the Spaniards at Bayamo. He showed
such courage and capacity for leader
ship that he was given various COM
mands. and by the close of the Ten
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23

Years war had risen to the rank of
colonel in the insurgent army. When
the insurrectionSry standard was rails
ed again in 1895 he was one Of the first
to join Maxine Gomez and Antonio
Maceo. He figured conspicuously in
the warfare that followed, but was not
as pure type of patriot as the leaders
just mentioned. Many deeds of pill
lage and outrage were attributed to
him, whether wrongly or. no. But when
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23

suppressing insurrectos, though pre-
viously the performance of their task
has been easier than In the recent
fighting. On one occasion about three
years ago they were called on to put
down what In "the States was termed
revolution" Four men who had the
insurrection habit took to the highways
and announced that they were going to
revolt. A detachment Of the guard
started out after them. and the next