Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

two new cars 20 take him to and
from the golf links, and Sir Edward
Cnsaol has built the most magnifi-
cont machine ever aeon here ahouts.
lts interior fittings include air cush-
ions. electric lights. heaters, and
BELLS
Kings Treasment Of Royal Servants.
From Wlnador Castle 10 the poor
house over the hin would appear 90
be the reward OF those who serve
royalty too long and well The re-
cent cases OF two Of HIS maiea,y's
servants being sent 20 the Winudor
inflrmary 20 end their days al the ex-
penao OF the public have excited
great indignation IN the community.
After twenty nine years Of faithful
service under the crown. William
Dooloy, hopeleasly lll OF cancer has
been conveyed IN an ambulance from
buckingham palace, and, az the re-
guest Of the crown authorities. % the
lnilrmnry A member of the board
OF guardians, before whom the case
was laid. denounced the proceedings
10 dlsgracoful 90 everybody concern.
a. Whcroupon another member Of
the board told of case oven
worse than that which has
Just occurred az Windsor Castle.
where a servant OF the sovereign was
given o months wages and told 70
clear out. after twenty-six years ser.
vice The only reason given was
cutting down expenses" These old
royal servants are being treated
shnmciully." he declared. "but ! am
certain that the king does net know
about f. That may be true bat his
majesty can hardly be ignorant Of the
fact that ola crown servants no long
er gei n pension. aa thoy ala In
Queen NictOrla'a time.
Tht Letters In Mourning.
Mrs l. y Letter crsiwhilo Of
Washington and Chicago has no, yet
recovered from the shock OF Lady
Curzon's death. and her daughters
Lady suffolk aud Mrs Campbell are
here with her 90 Tuloch Castle. IN
Rosshirc. Lord Curzon and his three
little girls. as well a. the Earl of
sur1lk ana bis infant son. are also
LAG Tulloch Lord SUFFOLK who has
just turned bis thirtipth year. o.
popular young uob'eman, who met
bis bride Daisy ioitor in india,
when hc was on Lord Curzon'a stan
Lord sunolk Ia p0sscssor of two his.
Goo iC turldoma ard 5000 DOB Nhllnu
park one of thc finest Jacohean
houses lu Engi'll Hls friends wore
delighted that ly bis marriage 90 q
Indy ~ once wealthy ali charming
.herH was q pr0snoct that the gi0rios
OF Cnarlirr which had been in
eclipse Tor years 90, lack of mcans,
would Dec revived This prospe't o.
nov leinr realized by the oxpendl-
tura nf a lavish portion uf Lady suf-
folks Ehnr Of 'Tho Letter millions
Gave His CONGREGATION a Thrill.
Rev q. Ernest Thorn. Peckmanp
sensational urelchef, riyoled the At
tentiOn OF his hearers the other sun.
day night as he appeared on the
stage clBd In the armor OF AN oldtA
knighi-a surcOat OF chain mail.
hauherk. Ereeyes gauntlcta. swori.
and helmet Mr. Thorn gave stir.
ring address 10 about 5000 people
seconded hy a hana Of music a0i
strenuous congregational singing.
Ills text was THE Whole Armor Of
God. and the garh of u knight was
worn a. lelug in keeping with the
SPIRIT of the sermon. you must get
outside the line OF conyentloualism
nowadays" he said after the ser.
vice, "if You are going 20 reach the
people. Tho arfmoF I wore Affords
background OF realism In the appli-
cation OF the scriptures 10 ideas IN
which ! am a believer"
a London Witch on Trial.
70 was a weird tale Of spells and
magic p0tiOna and nominations thar
witnesses sOlomnly related in the
Cierkneil court The court was try.
ing a witch, and a few centuries agI
the Judge and jury would have listen
eco with due solemnlty MS. Annie
aamuelH was charged with fraudulent
wiiChcfau. The prosecutor asked the
Jury 90 believe the allegations
strange and ridiculous though they
we're. After hearing the testimony
of several witnesses whose dlsclo-
sures OF the practices OF mOdern
wilchcmh conyulaod the court until
tho stern Judge himself was carried
away ana laughed as loud as the
rest he said the case disclosed an
amount OF human credullty that
one woaid have believed imposslhil
Ia enlightened Londol The jury
found the witch guilty,