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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-07
GOVERNOR CURRY WILL
ARRIVE THIS
EVENING
General Thomas Will Also
Reach albuquerque on
No. | at 7:45.
WARM RECEPTION AWAITS
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS

Train No. / tonight will carry two
distinguished men In the persons of
Governor George Curry and General
Thomas, commander of the depart
ment of Colorado, both of whom are
en- route to this city to attend the
big fair. Governor Curry is coming
direct from Memphis, Tenn, where
he left President Roosevelt. last Fri
day after having travelled down the
Mississippi river with the president
aboard the steamer Mississippi EN-
erwayS convention. on that memoir
able trip, Governor Curry used his
personal friendship and influence
with the president to such an advan-
tage that he obtained the consent of
the chief executive to the presenta-
tion of the single statehood for New
Mexico project and the president
promised his 'hearty aid.
General Thomas Is coming to at
tend the fair and Coronado Com
memorative Exposition, and to take
command of the two troops from
Fort Wingate. which are now in the
city to attend that convention as a
feature of the military strength of
the United States.
Reception Awaits Them.
A warm reception awaits the gov
ernor and the commanding general
on their arrival here. They will be
escorted to the Alvarado.
Tomorrow the governor will form
ally open the fair and General
Thomas will take charge of the
troops. From that moment on there
will be a number of receptions and
other events with these two distin-
guished men as principal guests.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-07
odR|NERS PARADE WAS
A BRILLIANT
AFFAIR
Pdgent of Mobiles and Their
Victims Greatly Enjoyed
by Large Crowd.
BIG INITIATION Is
NOW IN PROGRESS

There have been many Shriner
parades in Albuquerque but none as
gorgeous as the one this morning.
1t was simply splendid. The caravan
left the Masonic temple, on North
Third street at IL o'clock and wound
through the city for an hour. The
van guard was composed of several
horsemen, officers of the shrine be-
decked in red, white, green and pur-
Pile, led by two U. S. Cavalry buglers.
Some of them carried cutlasses and
others axes These implements of
war were for the candidates, who
were seen farther along in the pa
rade, riding in a patrol wagon and
herded in by two gray whiskered
policemen. After the horsemen came
Gradys Albuquerque band playing
martial airs. The band was follow
ed by four large touring cars load
ed with members of Ballut Abyad
temple.
''The Band"
The mavericks followed the auto
mobiles and behind them came a rag
time band. The favorite tune was
How Dry 1 Am, How Dry 1 Am"
The next vehicle was a float load
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-07
SUDDEN DEATH OF
WINSLOW CITIZEN

Winslow, Ariz.. oct. 7.-(SpeciaD
N ). Sloan, an old time employe Of
the Santa Fe railroad and one Of its
most respected men at this point,
dropped dead at the round house
here yesterday morning at $3.50
O'Clock. The cause of the sudden de-
mise Is presumed to have been heart
disease a. no unfavorable symptoms
had previously manifested themsel-
yes TO indicate the presence Of any
other physical ailment. Mr.. Sloan
was a brother of T. NJ. Sloan, assist
ant general passenger agent Of the
company at Salt Lake.
owing to the long and faithful
service Of the dead man he had be-
come widely known among the rail-
road fraternity and his loss is the
occasion of general sympathetic
comment wherever the news Of his
decease has been received.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-07

lations to the Church"
Nestor Montoya, The knights Of
Columbus and Their Relations to
Brady O'Nen, the prominent Ari-
zona attorney and citizen will offer
o. A. Larrazolo, of Las Vegas
democratic candidate for delegate
to congress, will respond to "A Plea
for New Mexico"
The New Members.
A complete list of the members
initiated into the order yesterday
follows:
Guadalupe Herrera, Benjamin NJ.
Read, Frank Keefe, NJ. A. stanton
Thomas J. Mcdonald. Carlos NJ,
Creamer Of Santa Fe; Rev. Jules II.
Moilinie. G. G. Roberts, Michael F.
Quinn, F. NJ. Mccormick, J. d. Muir
ply, w. NJ. Potsch, Thomas Devine,
w. 4. Floyd, w. ]. Daley ]. p. Dill
4. Rousseau. Estancia; Rev. j,
Luna. Los Lunas; C. Mahoney, san
Marcial; F. A. McClermon, Fort
Bayard; J. ]. Jeffers, Deming; James
Doyle Gallup; b. A. STATE, NJ. Pal
ladipo, Roy c. Kirkpatrick, Jose NJ.
GGutierrez' John J. Terney' H. j.
selden, Edward F. Ryan, A. L, Nc
Ilhargy, NJ ]. Loesch, John d.
Houle, Joseph Kernowskl, George f.
O'Brien f. A. Bode, s. II. Balling,
l.. ID. Keleher. II. S. Truswell, f. c.
Ball, =. 5. Trusweu, Joseph Doyle,
Frank Dempwolf Joseph Jolly, j. +.
sullivan, NJ. F. Dempwolf, *. j..
LonginOtti. Dennis j. Mullen, John
A. Hennessey, Edward s. Rogers, II.
c. Droppleman, d, l.. Murphy, Al
bert e McPhartland, f. F. Landolfi.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-07
WOOL GROWERS CONVENTION POSTPONED
UNTIL TUESDAY MORNING At 10 O'CLOCK

owing to the nnaya Of Of the delegates who expected
Mexico Wool Growers association postponed this morning by President
solomon Luna until tomorrow 10 o'clock
Grays Albuquerque selections number
MI Luna mounted the platform posponemen
Of
would
e 10
a
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-07
BABY SHOW OCCURS
At CASINO TUESDAY

one of the most interesting fea-
lures at the fair grounds tomorrow
will be the baby show at Casino hall
fifty babies have been entered and
every one of them will be arrayed in
its best bib and tucker and wear its
cutest smile. The judges for the
show are ladies from out Of the city
who are supposed to have no prefer
ances before hand for any particular
infantile candidate.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-07
SOCORRO WON GAME :
FROM Ell PASO
ssySg sSSySg,

8 At Traction park this after 3
. noon the Socorro boys won 4
. from the El Paso team by a 3
. score of s to 3. The game was 3
. called at $3.50 o'clock and was 8
. not finished until $40. While to- 8
. days game was an improve 3
. ment over the game of yester- 8
; day i'm that the teams were 8
; more evenly matched, the play =
. ing was nothing to rave over 3
. on either side. Socorro plainly 8
3 showed itself to be the stronger 8
. team. A large crowd gathered .
B to witness the game. 8
& Z z q - a 4 q II z n 4
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-07
CHINA PUNISHING
MANY RIOTERS

Chow Flu. China, oct. For par
ticipation I'm the recent riots here,
the Chinese government has arrested
and punished twenty rioters. one
hundred Boxers" have been killed
by the government troops at Canaan
Flu.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-07

Inc lNellN-SeNtnln dlludl New
Mexico fair opened today.
The city is filled with thousands of
people from all over the southwest
and the crowd IS larger than any
first day crowd in the history of New
Mexico fairs.
Every train adds to the numbers
and still they come.
Last night the city was alive with
lights and workmen were putting up
the tents and booths of the carnival
companies while the merchants were
festooning their buildings with the
red and green-the fair colors for
this year.
Today the bands are playing and
everywhere-On every street and in
every section Of the city-the people
are on the go,
The city has opened its gates to
the visitors and the people of Albu-
querque form one great committee
on entertainment,
All Are Friends.
There are no strangers here today
and there won't be during the entire
week. The fair association has big
bureau of information under the per-
sonaI supervision OF the fair officials.
1t has every facility at its command
to take care Of the wants Of all who
apply
The Citizen has turned its Offices
into a gigantic Information bureau.
There are lists of rooms, board, ho-
tells, streets, public buildings, ad-
dresses. business and city directories
and in fact, everything necessary to
answer the countless queries that are
being received from our fair visitors.
Citizen Information Bureau.
The Citizen office Is open to all
The Citizens stan is at the service
OF all seeking Information.
Reports are coming In from all
over the territory, that not half the
crowd has yet arrived.
Gallup win be almost depopulated
on Wednesday and Thursday, despite
the big delegation from that place
which arrived yesterday.
The Base Ball Teams.
SocorrO county has already sent
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-07

one of the fastest base ball teams
of the tournament and several hun
dred people arrived with the team.
A big delegation escorted the Silver
City ball team to Albuquerque yes
terday and today will bring another
delegation from Grant county and
the adjoining counties Grant and
Luna counties will send one of the
several delegations OF the fair week.
Came From Everywhere.
Several hundred people arrived
from Santa Fe yesterday and more
are coming today.
Las Vegas sent a big delegation
but bigger crowd will come tomor-
row and Wednesday from San Miguel
county.
The Ration and other Colfax coun-
ty delegations will reach the city,
probably Tuesday.
The station platform presented an
animated scene last evening and to-
day. Reception committees from
dozens of fraternal organizations,
the Commercial club, the Elks' lodge
and other orders, are meeting every
incoming train. In addition. The
citizens Of Albuquerque are meeting
their hundreds OF relatives and
friends, many of whom are coming
from the east and from the west
City I'm Gala Attire.
Red and green, the fair colors, are
everywhere, the stores and other
business houses, together with many
residences being draped with bunt-
ing of those attractive colors. while
the scene at night is fairly dazzling.
Hundreds upon hundreds OF pretty
red and green electric lights, COM
bined in all sorts OF attractive figures
greet the eye on every corner.
There are tents of amusement
features. carnival tents. "nigger
baby tents, cane racks and every
other sort OF a device calculated to
keep the blood I'm circulation and the
faculties amused on every corner In
fact Albuquerque was ready for the
opening before today.
Many Conventions.
In the thrOngs which have arrived
thus far are hundreds of delegates
who are combining a visit to the fair
with the pleasure OF attending their
annual conventions. The odd Eel
lows, Shriners, Pythians, w. G. r. T.,
Rem Men and several other lodges
together with the Wool Growers and
the Funeral Directors are all here
for their annual meetings. The Wis
lting members have been cordially
welcomed by local members and a
general good time Is in prospect for
all.
The Carnival Here.
Since early yesterday morning
forces Of men have been at work
hauling material from the trains TO
the locations Of the various carnival
shows and by night IL Is believed
that the main features OF the Rus
sell-Hatcher company will be ready
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Tuesday Aftcrnoon-Fair
Grounds


1880 p. m.-Governor's Pa
rade and Formal Opening of
THE Big Fair"
1:45 p. MS mile Running
] Race, 500.
200 p. m.-Baby Show. Ca
] sino Hall.
2 p. m.-2:17 pace, $1,000
(Nine entries.)
2:30 p. m.-Base ball game.
2:30 p. MS Mile Running
Race, $3.50.
500 p. m.-Ladder Climb,
Firemen's Tournament.
$3.50 p. m.-Double Coupling,
J Firemen's Tournament.
400 p. ms Mile Running
Race, $3.50.
4;SO p. m.-squadron drill U.
S. Cavalry.
$500 p. m.-sack Race, U. S.
Cavalry Troopers.
Tuesday Evening-Down Town.
, 700 p. m.-Carnival Shows
until midnight.
) 1880 p. m.-Free Street Act,
Revolving Ladders.
} 1880 p. Fighting the
, Flames" spectacle (Four per-
) formances each evenlng.)
500 p. nj o. o. f. Lodge,
Initiation and Degrees.
) $50 p. m.-Free Street Act
) High Dive.
500 p. m.-Knights of Py-
5 thias Banquet gov Curry as
: guest.) Elks' hall.
$50 p. m.-Free Street Act,
5 High Wire Performance.
1870 p. m.-Reckless Russell
Bicycle High Dive.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PLENTY
FOR ALL THE THRONG
Program at Traction Park. Carni-
val. Conventions and Scores of
Other Features Combine to
Entertain Guests Both
Day and Night.
sSSS SSSSS sSSSS gsg
. Tuesday MOIming=DoMn TnNXn a

TUESDAY MOfnilg-DOwn Town
800 a. m.-Bands on streets.
, 500 a. m.-Carnival Shows.
} 500 a. m.-Grand Lodge /.
) o. o. +. (Odd Fellows Hall,
} South Second Stret.)
} 1000 a. m.-Wool Growers
) Convention. Elks' Opera House
. 1000 a. m.-Knights of Py-
} thias. (Elks' hall.)
} 1000 a. m.-Funeral Direct
J ors. Adams Undertaking Par
) lors.)
1900 a. m.-Convention New
) Mexico Firemen,
1890 a. m.-Bree Street Act,
} Revolving Ladders.
11:00 a. m.-Freet Street Act
) High Dive.
) 1880 a. m.-Free Street Act.
High Wire Performance.
1900 a. m.--Reckless Russell
} Bicycle High Dive.
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Many Conventions.
The carnival Herc.

since early yesterday morning
forces Of men have been at work
hauling material from the trains TO
the locations Of the various carnival
shows and by night II Is believed
that the main features OF the Rus
sell-Hatcher company will be ready
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WEATHER FORECAST

renVer, Colorado, October 7.---PahIy
Probably showers tonight; Tuesday Ifair.
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TRAIN ARRIVALS

No. loco p. m.
No. as. 50 p. m.
No. 10. S. p. m.
No. Sc. 40 p. m.
No. o-2.45 a. m.
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The banquet proper will begin at
o'clock. Territorial Deputy O. \.
Marion will be master of the cere-
monies and the following toasts are
on the program:
Rev. Father A. Mandalari, OF I'M
maculate Conception chureh' Inc
knights of Columbus and Their Re-
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They Were Photographed.

Following the mass members and
candidates dispersed until afternoon
when they met again at the Elks'
lodge rooms preparatory to the ini-
tiation, prior to which a panoramic
group photograph was taken in front
of the Elks' theatre. Almost seven
hours were consumed in the eXempli
fication of the three degrees and 1t
is needless to say that the goat was
pretty well exhausted after such a
strenuous. afternoon and evening, de-
spite the fact that it had been in
careful training for the event for
weeks i'm advance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-05-17
Gambler Items.

MAY lint. Pleasant Sunday School will
hold its annual Children's Day service, Sun.
day. June2.
The Ladies' Mite Society of Mt. Pleasant
will hold an ice cream and strawberry festival
on the church lawn on Saturday afternoon and
evening, June 1st.
The trustees of Providence M. P. Church
will raze their old church and erect hand
some, modern edifce on its site. Work will
commence at once.
Messrs. VIM. N. Shauck and Horace l..
Shipley have each had their dwelling re.
painted.
jarrett, son of VIM. N. Shauck, who broke
his arm some weeks ago, is improving.
Mr.. N. B. Gardner has had his residence
papered throughout by Mr.. Gladhill, of West
minister.
Mumps are prevalent among the children
of the neighborhood.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-05-17
M sIroSe Items.

MAY 14-Daniel Roger, of near here. pur-
chased small farm from Edward Carver. of
near Black Rock, on private terms.
A heavy frost on Saturday night destroyed
some of the tender garden plants, and we no.
tced early potatoes were nipped.
On Sunday last there was no excuse of
"nowhere to go' around here. In the morn.
ing an immense crowd congregated at the
Lutheran Church in Manchester to receive
Communion, in the afternoon the crowd was
divided between Sherman's Church and
VENTS Union Sunday School. The German
Baptist Brethren also had services here in
town on Saturday.
We learn that Rev. Abdiel R. Wentz, 3
sail for Germany in the near future to learn
something of the celebrated German Univer
sites and progress.
We were recently informed by one of the
officials that change would soon take place
in regard to our railroad, and we are looking
for it,
Surely all automobile men are not heartless.
Recently as John Lynard was walking up Dug
Hill on his way home from this section of
Manchester district, a large automobile came
along and took him to Manchester, leaving
him off at the square, and now John can boast
of one automobile ride.
Three men, evidently Italians, with two
tame bears, tried to amuse our people Mon
day last, but soon passed on, no doubt not
getting compensation enough to induce them
to tarry any length of time.
Mrs Jonas Warner. who was very i'll with
pneumonia, died on Friday last, in her 10th
year. Her remains were laid to rest at Line
boro cemetery. Her aged husband, who is
nearly helpless, is very i'll at this writing.
The Changers Mutual Storm Insurance
Company of Carroll County have appointed
Mr.. II. 7. Wentz. of near Lineboro, their sub
agent in Manchester district.
Lineboro has decided to build new church
We learn from an authentic source that a
building committee has been appointed The
committee chosen is O. B. Wentz, j. Frank
Warner and J. V. Wentz. of Lneboro. Can.
not Melrose have nice chapel?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-05-17
Day Items.

MAY Notwithstanding the difficulties
under which our school teachers, Misses Mac
Leod snd Manning, have labored on account
of epidemics of mumps and measles, our pub.
lie school is about to complete one OF Its most
successful years. The teachers have worked
together tremendously and all patrons are
anxious for their return next fall.
A picnic will be held on the school groaads
on Friday, May "a, afternoon and night Pro.
ceeds to buy some much needed articles TOR
the school. Everybody invited.
James A. Jenkins has begun work on his
new house between Day and Woodbine.
Raymond Pickett and wife are at home IN
Stringvile, having spent the winter at Shore
ham, Long Island.
The stork recently visited two houses in
Stringvile and left a young Roosevelter at
each place. That Coon at WoodbIne says,
"Gosh Why doesn't the stork travel i'll day.
time?'
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its next
meeting at Mrs. P. f. Chaney's on Saturday,
May %.
Misses Lena Grace Pickett, of Day, and
Florence Brandenburg, of Morgan,s, are WIS.,
iting Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Pickett, Shoredam,
Long Island.
F. w. Gosnell, who has been quite sick for
several weeks, is still confined to his room.
Mrs. Gosnell is also indisposed.
VIM. A. Fleming and wife visited relatives
in Baltimore.
C. A. Mulinix and family visited Nimrod
Davis at Mountain View.
Tolley Gosnell visited Harry and Basil
Chaney
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Base Ball.

The Western Maryland College base ball
team defeated Washington College at Ches.
tertown, on Friday last by to 2 The Wash
ington College boys could not do anything with
Pitcher Hanks and their fielding was not up
to the standard. Coulser, at short, made
three errors. Short, however, at second
played fine game.
Pitcher Wilson for Washington College was
not in his usual form and the Western Mary.
landers hit him hard in the first inning. Score:
W ": q NJ g 1888 % ! 49, = ID 90 90
Umpires-Gilbert and Prof. Clark.
The Young Nationals, of Westminster, will
journey to Union Bridge to play the team
there on May 25, if the weather is favorable.
The Nationals expect to put up a strong game
and land victory
The lineup is as follows:
l.. Smith, p.; J. Everhart, c.; w. Yingling,
1st b. and manager; II. Welar, End b.; J.
Smith, 3rd b.; C. Arnold. s. S.; j. Burlington.
r. f.; E. Thompson, |. f.; J. Yingling, C. f.
Send challenges to VIM. Yingling, Honey
suckle Hill, Westminster, Nd.
The Pusher Enginemen and Firemen of the
W. M. r. Z. have organized base ball team
with the following players and officers, and
would be glad to hear from all strong teams in
the county. Manager, G. HI. Reeves; direc-
tor of Athletics, F. R. Buckingham; p. c. S.
Buckingham; p. II. H. Mitten; p. 7. II.
Bankard; C. E. Powell; LIST b. p. Difendal End
b., M. c. Bloom; s. s. J. F. Colwell; 3rd b.
r. Carr; r. {. w. ID. Zentgraft; |. f. j. f.
Zentgraft; C. f. W. 7. Stitely. Address all
communications to either the Manager or the
Director of Athletics.
The New Windsor base ball team defeated
picked team called the Denning's Stars at
New Windsor to 0. Saturday. The feature
of the game was the battery work of Haines
and Bankard. The New Windsors will give
reasonable guarantees TO visiting teams. Bat
terry for Dennings, Jenkins and Danne; for
New Windsor, Haines and Bankard.
The Carroll Athletic Club of this city has
recognized and would like to arrange games
with teams in the county or State. The line
up follows: }. Stoner, C. and manager; ID.
Skunk, D.; r. Armacost, h.; G. Gehr, 2b.
and captain; G. Stoner, 8. g.; E. Flickinger,
3d.; L. Eckenrode, r. f.; J. Hesson, C. f.,
and B. Williams, |. f. Address all communi-
cations to Geo. R. Gehr, Jr., Westminster,
Nd.
Tomorrow, Saturday, the Patapsco base
ball club will play the strong Franklin High
School team at Resterstown. The line up !:
Patapsco-H. Spencer, c.; Tracey, p; Barn
hart, h.; Taylor, 3D., r. Spencer, s. s.; Zepp,
3d.; B. Spencer, C. f.; Blizzard, |. f.; Bowie,
r. f.
Tomorrow Sandyville Juniors will play the
Finksburg Juniors at Philip Flater's, Sandy
| vile. The Sandyville Juniors would like TO
| hear from all junior teams in the county.
Walter Shipley, Sandyville, manager.