Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-01

in the heart of the city While the
regular residents of the metropolis, or
as many as can afford to, flee the city
every summer, outsiders who come in
by the thousand manage to find
good deal of enjoyment.
Already signs are apparent that the
celebration of the Glorious. Fourth
this year viii be an international
event. Although in New York the fire
marshal has cut down by two weeks
the period during which fireworks
may be sold at retail, the wholesale
dealers report heavy advance orders,
and the board Of health has taken the
precaution to lay in a corresponding
stock of 1ock-iaw serum. Curiously
enough many of the orders for fire.
works are from patriotic American
citizens across the Canadian border
who propose to make the eagle SCREEN
in the very face of the British lion'
ENot only is it the great American holl-
day, but with the Germans it is the
birthday of their future Kaiser, ano
italians in all parts of the world VIII
celebrate the day as the centennial OF
the commencement of the stormy ca
Ireer of their great national hero
IGaribaldi. According to a resolution
passed by the italian senate. grea
ceremonies will take place all ovel
Italy. including a pilgrimage pro
NOTED by many associations TO th'
tomb of the general in the island o
Capera and the decoration of all th'
numerous statues which have beef
erected to his memory since his death
Nor are the 175,O00 Italians in Ney
York forgetting the event. It IS ex
pected that King Victor Emanuel wi!
] send his personal gift to the com
mittee in charge of the preservation
: of the little house on Staten Island i
: which the Italian hero lived while re
siding in America. and which 1t Is pro
posed to preserve by enclosing it in
: marble monument, toward whic
: many members of the Italian colon
e in New York and other cities in tn
r United States have contributed.
. There is a popular belief that to !
:. poor is 10 realize General Sherman
definition of war; but, since Andre
Carnegie announced his intention
: achieve that condition, life has M
-" been all milk and roses for tile re
/ in view of the efforts efsthose WI
! are not to relieve them ofAbe disgra'
# and responsibility attaching to gre
: fortunes. Miss Helen Gould is on
W one millionaire among America
% many. yet She has Just made publ
s. some statistics which afford an inte
h esting basis for calculating how loi
Ell it would take Mr.. Carnegie to alta
Il. his ambition if he only half tried. A
= cordlng to Miss Colds disclosures, s
"a received in the last week requests
money and gifts which would requi
. the expenditure of $2,000,000 to sFa
Within that time, four brides ha
:, asked her to, contribute $4,000 iowa
:" the purchase of their trousseal
eleven persons. poor but music
have asked her to buy pianos
" them. several men have asked
money to take the drink cure. and
!. woman applied for the price of a
= Of tfalse teeth Resides these tn
81 were nearly 500 other requests. m
Oh of them equally interesting, one p
tel son wanted to be sent to Europe
d. wished to sell a quilt one needed n
,Ie to remove a watch from pawn. IN
40 we're ten requests to aid church Ia
"a for old clothes, three for water
KS fourteen for scholarships, while
re- man yearned for a farm and tn
lrt cows. Seventeen writer's begged o