Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-12

had no relatives In the city the little Eel.
low was taken 10 the home OF b Ruppe
where Dr.. Iascher was called 10 attend
the sufferer, who is getting along a. well
~ could be expected.
Miss Leland. the capable lady clerh
at the local Office Of the New YOfh
Life Insurance company informs THE
CITIZEN that Hon. Charles A. lie.
land, Of Ohio, who was on yester.
day nominated by President McKin.
ley 20 be associate justice OF New Mexico
Is not a brother Of her father, Howard lie.
land, and her uncle, Hon. Cy. Leland, OF
Topeka. The lady, however. stated that
the newly appointed Judge was a relative
Of her family, possibly afst O. second
cousin.
The funeral OF John Gafrahy, who
died at the Santa Fe Pacific hospital yes.
terday. took place NJ $3.50 o'clock this AZ.
ternoOn from the an ertakinR parlOrs Of
o. W. Strong H. her Hughes con
Quoted the services. pae Of his brothers,
Mike Garrahy, ATTENDED the funeral, but
his sister. Mrs. Ellen O'Brien, did not
come in from Navajo Springs last night
as was expected.
The heavy c%annonading in the south
end Of the city, heard early yesterday
morning by NJ r. Stamm, and which
could not be accounted for after investi.
cation. IL now thought 20 have been the
echoes from the terrific battle fought of
Cardenas coast, near Matanzas, Cuba.
Full account on the first page.
Capt. A. II. Leitb, q welIknOwn gentle
man from chihuahua, Mexico. where he
Is Interested In mining, came In from
the south last night, and has q comforta-
BILE room at the Grand Central. The
captain will leave this evening for the
Golden mining district, 10 look over
some property In that neighborhood.
Fire Chief Ruppe stated this morning
that he had his bank book squared up,"
and found that he had on hand ninety
seven cents of the FIRE alarm subserip-
tions. He appropriated the amount for
stamps. The chief also states that the
mOcking bird whistle will be In working
order this evening.
The force Of skilled and up .tO-date
printers and binders on The CITIZEN
feel grateful TO y. q. Pratt for several
boxes OF large strawberries. picked ripe
from the vines and shipped here from
southern California In refrigerator cars.
Capt. A. B. Fitch, the manager OF the
Graphic mine and smelter nj Magdalena,
was in the city n few hours last night,
returning TO MagdalenA this morning.
He reports business booming at the
smelter.
Frank Booth. In a letter to his brother,
VIII. Booth. states that he likes soldier
life, and is having a good time at San
Antonio, Texas, rs one OF New MexicO's
volunteers.
Hon. Matias Contreras and his son,
Leop0ldo Contreras, ex-sheriff OF SOcorrO
county. are in the city 10 day from La
Joya' and are stopping at Sturges' Euro
pean.
Would like a few more pupils In elOcu-
tiOn, voice building and dramatic read
ing. For further particulars call at the
WhitsOn Music company.
Warm weather hasn't come In reality
yet, but don't worry, it's coming. Be
prepared; n0wis your chance. Our special
sale. Rosenwald Bros.
Gentlemen who wish TO dress with taste
should examine u blue serge suits at
$3.50; sold by others from flS 10 $40.
X. l.. Washburn 4 Co.
Berthold Spitz, the heavy weight at
Ilfeld Bros big store, left this morning
on a commercial trip TO the towns south
OF this city.
An experience OF years enable J.. l..
Bell n Co. TO furnish just what their GUS
toners want Orders solicited; free de-
livery.
IL is impossible 10 make a mistake In
your spring buying. IL you select from
the great fair priced stock Of The Rcono-
mist.
White enameled bedsteads, dressers and
rockers, at Eutrelle's.
Novelties in our queensware depart.
msnt. Whitney Co.
Lamps and trimmings. whitney Co.