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Albuquerque Evening Citizen, 09-01-1905 Citizen Pub University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 9-1-1905 Albuquerque Evening Citizen, 09-01-1905 Citizen Pub. Co. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news Recommended Citation Citizen Pub. Co.. "Albuquerque Evening Citizen, 09-01-1905." (1905). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news/2494 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Library ef Cong-re-s AXBUaUEI IE EVENING CITIZEN, VOLUME 19 ALHUQUKKQUE, NEW MEXICO,, F1U DAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1. 11)03. NUMHEK 227 ' ADVISORY BOARD CATTLE ROPERS HOW GERMAN EMPEROR BLUFFED RACE SUICIDE JAPS GET STUBBORN AND ISTHMUS CANAL FROM WYOMING FRANCE TO A STANDSTILL NOT FOR JEWS REFUSE TO SIGN ARMISTICE Meets in Washington to Will Attend Lewis and Morocco the Pivot on Which Turn the Diplomatic They Still Retain Practice Until After the Peace Treaty. Shall Have Been of Discuss Type of Clark Fair as Guests Fortunes of Old World Powers-T- he Kaiser Many Children in Signed, and Russians Reluct- Water Way of the Now Boss of Europe. Family. antly Agree LOCKED OR ON SEA LEVEL CHEYENNE DAILY TRIBUNE SHOWN BY NEW YORK BIRTHS Washington, D. C, Sept. 1. The what he was doing in regard to Ger- GOING HOME TO STONES OR PERHAPS DYNAMITE Morocco crisis Is Interesting the Unit- man meirhants and contractors. He learned that France had strengthened ed States governement to the extent All Previously Gathered Data Seven of the Most Noted ber garrisons on the frontier. Wil- Assessed Valuations in West of preserving the American interest liam issued an ultimatum. There was at Command of This Were Selected in $13,noti,fMi worth of public works a war scare. For two days everything Chester County New York President Is Invited By New Hampshire To The Farewell for which the sultan's government was "up in the air." Then KTance "took water." Prime Minister Del-cass- e Envoys He Board by Vote. lets the contracts annually. Also the resigned. Are Greater Banquet For But Declines United States is Interested In pre- The abdication of the French for- serving the principle of the "open eign minister was practical notice to To Attend ' ER ONLY TO RECOMMEND FROM EVERY PART OF THAT VTATE door." Germany that France would not fight. THAN IN ALL STATE OF KANSAS I' radically decided that Germany before laughed at as tin? i commission will soon "Isolated jower" came the Im- out of CRITICISM ENVOY 1 which the United broglio as the power" Eu- ADVERSE TREATMENT AT PORTSMOUTH D. Sept. 1. Tbe in- Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. -f- "central of New York, Sept. 1. Judging from igton, C, a representative, rope, and William began at once ternational board of advisors of the rontier life is not altogc to the statistics of the bureau of vital Next week seven cowboys is to determine the browbeat. Fiance. After vlfil.tng Mo Isthmian canal commission opened its - statistics of the municipal health expos 1 has come up be- roceo and consulting with th sberce- - session Ht tlie Milnes building annex of the Lewis and Clark department, the Jews of New York Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 1. It ls on behalf of the state of New Hamp- here, in picturesque costume the war and navy department today. are strongly opposed to anything that now expected that the peace treaty shire to attend a banquet, which la to The board was called together for of the Cheyenne Tribune. looks like race suicide. According to will be completed by tomorrow night be by newspaper a ne tendered that state to tbe peace the purjio.se of considering and dis- That took tne figures, there were about 75.000 or Sunday. Full summaries, if not the envoys of Russia and Japan. The ban- ure in getting up trlj To-ki- cussing the va.ious plans and sugges- a free babies bonj in Manhattan last j'ear. actual text, wili then be cabled to o quet probably Instead of inviting the beauti will be given at the tions lor the construction of the Pan- VS f Of these, only 3o!t were of Swedish and St. Petersburg for approval of Mount Washington house in tbe women of the state to becon 4 pa.entage, only 5 ama canal submitted from variou j v - of Scotch, 3.80 of the respective governments, and by White gave , f mountains. sources to the Isthmian canal com- dates, the Tribune the Irish, 2.3H6 of German, ll.!M)3 of Amer- M. a Tuesday or Wednesday, at latest, No Foundation For Criticism. chance. The whole state , ft 11,2:18 mission. : v ican, of Italian and 16.610 of Baron Komura expect to mlng was the field, and the Witte and The Invitation was extended, person-all-y advisors was called to ' Jewish parentage. The high birth- receive final authority to affix their The board of from all sections entered the i by Senator Burnbam, of New by Geueral George W. Davis, rate of the Jews is partly accounted signatures. order tion and made the voting- live! lor by Hampshire, and George R. Moses, U. S. A., retired, who is heading the vote the fact that Hebrew traditions Subsequent exchanges of ratifica- secretary seven who have been chosen by and customs have made the race to Governor McLaln, of that board. was formerly governor of in . tions by the two governments will be They as the most popular cowpunchers 5 x sound morally, physleallv men- state. were assured that the the canal zone and is a man of wide or c and simply a formality. Conditions of the president go Wyoming will spend a week so at ; . tally. could not to Portsmouth experience. His associates on the fig- armistice, or rather a complete sus- the tair and shoot up "the trail," : or the White mountains. board are Alfred Noble, a civil en- uratively speaking. pension of hostilities, marking the Senator Burnbam and Mr. Mosee gineer of Lavonla, Mich., formerly a UNCLE SAM INTER- - conclusion of war, wfd be arrang-- 1 Wyoming, though laterally a land t the discussed with the president a criti- Nicaragua board; v. member of the canal of gieat mineral production, still has ed, except for minor details, by the cism which recently had been made William Barclay Parsons, of Nw raising. 1 . FERES WITH CUPID plenipotentiaries here. upon a vast areas devoted to cattle 1 the entertainment of the. envoys York; Prof. William H. Burr, of 1 Baron Komura and M. Witte will The trained cowboy finds his occupa- From pitiful unre-tiul.e- d at Portsmouth. They presi university; General Henry I.. the plight of an Bay. told the tion as lively as of yore, and while he love, Interfered with by the go separately to Oyster Witte dent that everything possible had Abbott, U. S. A., retired.; F. P. may quite boisterous as expects to sail September 12 on Kai- been by Stearns, Joseph Ripley, Herman not be bo jC.iine.se exclusion act, Charles I.ee, done the officials of New eastern story writers used to paint .; ser Wilhelm 11. Baron Komura has Hampshire Scimssler, Isham Randolph; Henry Chinese merchant of I.onlsle.irg. is and the people of Ports- him, a picturesque character, by - provisionally engaged cabins on a Hunter, a British engineer; Eugene he is 1 the United Slates an- mouth to make the sojourn of the en- and one whom the general public thoritieK with thp rtm steamer sailing from the Pacific voys at Portsmouth as comfortable as Tlncauser, a German engineer; M. M. September U). likes to meet now and then, Just for all the result of his over-ambitio- coasl possible. Guererd and Qnellenen, two French 1 "Trea-Flowr- y a change. impulse to secure a daughter of the lle ceremony of signing the They said there was no foundation engineers; Prof. Jacob, Kraus, of the Ag- - -- t r .;,::,::;;::?-- ' f In the Wyoming section of the Kingdom. 'y Portsmouth" will be as quiet and whatever for the criticisms published Technical school of Delft, and others. i unostentatious as possible. Both sides sugges- ricultural building at the fair theie ,1'eputy United States Attorney E of the treatment of the envoys and The number of plans and is a room in which every day a free I.. Medfer desire to avoid any spectacular g will by the returned to the citv this their suites, and that the plenipoten- tions which be considered may enjoyed by people. UTeii- - l'oth realize for different will show be the from Iiordshurg and Clifton, that, tiaries themselves had expressed sat- board is very large, and the board Pictures, both stationary and moving, Ariz., reasons, the treaty will not be n in session until all of them where he was called on Chinese isfaction with their entertainment. remain are thrown upon the Bcreen, deplct- - 1 matters. He tells the lar In their respective countries. In been Then the board Vi YViv have considered. Inir rt irai'lniia ii'iiacuo if lil'.i in story of the undoing of one Charles Japan especially there Is expected to will draw up a report or perhaps a omiug cowboy ,)lclure8 are Lee. be a great popular outcry. CHINESE BOYCOTT IS minority majority report, em The and a among the most popular. .Methods of A few months ago Mr.
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