Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-13


particularly the rights and obligations
OF neutral nations, and our justification
Tor entering upon the present war, has a
peculiar interest NJ this time. The sub
isct, a. u will be handled by MIR. ROdey.
will well repay a visit 20 the university
10 hear.
Capt. II q. Whitcomb, a local Grand
Army veteran, called at this Office at noon
TO day. and stated that he heard the heavy
-cannOnadiDg In this city on Wednesday
morning. reported BY NJ. y. Stamm.
Someone, not familiar with Capt. Whit
comb and his well-reeulated habits,
might now ask what kind OF drinking
water he uses. THE CITIZEN here rises
TO explain that the gentleman is the pro
priet0r OF Camp WhitcOmb and that the
best water In the mountains are at HE
resort. However, ON the night OF the
"cannonading Mr.. NhiteOmb stopped over
In this city.
George II. Cross. ftr years connected
with the Santa Fe New Mexican, now the
special correspondent and representative
OF the Denver Republican, eame In from
the north last night, and made a pleasant
call at this Office this morning. Tie will
give Albuquerque a good send off in the
Republican, by all odds the best news.
paper published In Denver.
Frank Wood came up from Mexico
last night and met Miss Susie Hay, who
arrived from Michigan on the train from
the north. They Immediately called up
On Rev. A. G. WEIGH, at the Methodist
parsonage and were united by the holy
bonds OF matremony. They will leave
for Mexico "a. might where they will make
their future home.
Judge John Y. Hewitt, n we'll known
politician and veteran from the White
Oaks mining district n In the city. at
tending the New Mexico eneampment Of
the Grand Army OF the Republic. Mr..
Hewitt reports his section OF the territory
bon a boom in the stock and mining
circles, and states that the Old Abe Is all
right.
Another improvement has been inau-
gurated at the Zieger Cafe. II il a bran.
new clock, which Is regulated every hour
by the Western Union telegraph cOm.
pany, In other words, by the United
States observatory.
A young man Hlled with patriotism
started TO the recruiting Office 10 enlist
but stopped at Futrelle's. saw how cheap
furniture was, and decided 10 get married
and let Futrelle furnish his house from
kitchen TO parlor.
At the opera house. one night only. Mr..
NJ. A. Reid and Miss Grace Hawks, In "a
Country Jay" supported by q we'll selec.
ted cast. For benefit OF base ball club.
Admission, 30 cents. Seats on sale at
Walton's.
DR.. II. s. Browne, the 81. Johnsbury A..
VI, capitalist, has returned TO the city
from al eastern visit. The doctor IL the
father OF Mrs. II. j. Emerson, wife OF the
assistant cashier Of the Bank Of Com
merce.
Mrs. Benham and daughter left last
night for Thornton, whore they took Per.
ley Wason's stage this morning for
Bland. DR.. Benham Is located there In
the practice Of his profession.
Judge Frank Buchanan, a well.known
"yet" from the Gem city, on the south. IL
to-day In the metropolis, and his familiar
figure was noticed among the Grand
Army boys to-day.
Hon Y. W. Parker, the popular Judge
OF the Third district, passed up the road
Tor Santa Fe last night. He expects 90
return this evening. and continue on TO
Silver City.
Would like a few more pupils In eloeu-
ton, voice building and dramatic read
ing. For further particulars call at the
Whitson Music company.
Warm weather hasn't rome in reality
yet, but don't worry, its coming Be
prepared; now IL your chance. Our special
sale. Rosenwald Bros.
Gentlemen who wish 10 dress with taste
should examine our blue serge suits At
$3.50; sold by others from els to eco,
&. l.. Washburn Il Co.
We have concluded 10 continue the sale
on u all-wo0l. we'll trimmed and made
TO order go suits. Halderman, 2l3 south
Second street.
An experience OF years enable ]. l..
Bell n Co. TO furnish Just what their Gus
toners want. Orders solicited; free de-
livery.
When you get tired OF buying the boy
shoes that don't wear, try II. l.. Wash
burn n Co.'S marvel" wear resisters, at
$3.50.
@. W. Trimble. the big sheep buyer
from Fort Collins, Colo, IL In the city,
and is stopping at Sturges' European.
ChAs. Pretz. n. j. Dayitt and John
Shannon. registering from Topeka, are at
the Hotel Highland.
A complete line OF ported meats and
delicacies for luneheons and pienics, at
Bells.
Louis Huning. the Los Lunas ranch.
man and stock raiser, Ia In the city.
A new line OF patriotic emblems and
ties just In, at the Economist.
Have you seen the new military belti
Tor ladies, at the EeonOmistY
White enameled bedsteads, dressers and
rockers, at Futrelle's.
Novelties In our queensware depart.
mant. Whitney Co.
Attend the special sale this week at the
Economist.