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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-19
CITY NEWS.

Stove repairs at Futrelle's.
Pianos for rent. Whitney Co.
Carpenters tools. whitney Co.
Picture frames made to order. Whit
ney Co.
40 cents for 7-fOOt cloth shades. W. V.
Futrelle.
Picture frames and room moulding.
Whitney Co.
Merchants lnneh every morning at the
White Elephant.
Madame Yale's preparations, a full
line at b. Rupees.
See the Meteor Lamp" al the DOnahoe
Hardware company.
See the fine assortment OF new furni-
ture, 2O5 south First street.
The best summer fuel Is Cerrillos nut
coal; 1926 per ton. Hahn Il Co.
Union made Oyeralls, only at the
Golden Rule Dry Goods company.
Wanted-TO buy a lrst. class milk and
butter COW. No. sl5 west Copper avenue.
White p~arasOls, all silk, only 50 cents,
on sale at the Golden Rule Dry Goods
company.
Futrslle. corner Gold and First streets
will sell you good wall paper at l2Hc
double roll and up.
All ladies, gentlemen and children's
low shoes In our store will be sold at q
discount Of 30 per cent. A. Simpler &
Co.
Attend our midsummer closing out
sale. Good ~seasonable goods sold at
TidiculOusly low prices. ROsenwald
Bros.
The best place for good. juicy steaks
and rOasts and all kinds OF meats, kept
In a first class market, at Klelnwort's,
north Third street.
Dealers in Remington typewriters, the
standard typewriters OF the world. Can
supply business offices with experienced
stenographers to al permanent and tenn
pOrary positions, at short notice. Hahn
& Co.
Prof. K. A. Allen, the popular superin-
tendant OF the local government Indian
school, met at the depot last night his
friend, Prof. B. o. Walker. a teacher in
the government Indian school at Ferris,
Cal. The professor Is returning from a
visit TO the east.
Yesterday morning at II o'clock, In the
Episcopal church Of Kast Las Yegaa,
Philip ]. Barber, OF Bland, was united In
the holy bonds Of wedlOek 10 Miss Nellie
Oyerhuls, the pretty daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j II. Oyerhuls, also OF Bland. The
marriage was hrst announced 10 have
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THR CITY IN BRIEF.
Personal and General Paragraphs Picked
Up Here and There.


Up Here and There.
j. b. freedman. hailing from Bisbee.
A. T., mining district. Ia at the Grand
Central.
Owing to the lack Of a quorum there
was no meeting OF the board OF educa-
ton last night.
Mrs. Deutschland, OF Los Lunas, Ia here
on a visit to her daughters, Mrs.L. II. Levy
and Mrs. l.. Trauer.
Mrs. I'd. Fluke aud children went out
to Bear Canyon yesterday where they
will spend n couple OF weeks outing.
DR.. W. Il. Greenburg returned to the
city last night after several weeks yaca.
ton spent at the seaside resorts Of Cali
fOrnia.
p. j. Menard and Y. b. McCOOl came In
from III Paso, Tex, last night, and have
their names on the Sturges European
register
P. K. Harroun, the civil engineer OF the
territorial commission Of irrigation and
water rights, returned To the city last
night from a business trip to Santa Fe.
Mrs. Joseph Price, wife OF the big mer
chant and banker OF SOcOrrO. returned to
the Gem city this morning, after a pleas.
ant visit to her daughters, Mrs. Leon B
Stern and Mrs. Simon Stern.
DIR. II. ID. Bishop has been appointed
medical attendant for the Indian school
In this city. DR.. Bishop his been filling
this position since the departure Of Dr..
A. l.. MahRifey, now OF California.
Major G. A. Hale has resigned his posi-
ton OF clerk at the Indian school and has
returned to his old home in Arkansas,
where his wife ia quite sick. Robert T..
Towner. OF Canton, Ohio. has been ap.
pointed his successor and will arrive
here September 1.
Col. j.. J. Michigan, special examiner OF
the United States pension bureau for New
Mexico and southern Colorado, has re-
turned to his headquarters at Pueblo
He was here the past two months, and
from all accounts was well pleased with
the climate h~ereabouts and the geniality
OF the people Of Albuquerque.
EmilianO sandOval, the general mer.
chant at Cabezon, is in the city, combin
ing business with pleasure. He il a
brOther-in-law Of Conrado Gonzales, with
whom he ia stopping, and while here he
will purchase a big stock OF goods from
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the wholesale merchants. He states that
the Cabezon section Of this county has
been visited by several good soaking
rains the past two weeks.
A %well-known lecturer of New York
city IA preparing a lecture on New Mex
leo and has written to relatives in Thu
city for facts and data relating TO our
sunshiny country. which he Fan add TO
what he has observed personally during
a short visit two years ago. He has been
literally supplied. and soon some OF the
best people In the e1ete east will be hay-
Ing their eyes opened regarding the adj
yantages Of this new country.
Hon. L. Bradford Prince, who has been
in California examining the different
processes used there in drying fruit. re-
turned TO his home in Santa Ne last
night. He failed to get any information
on the artificial methods of drying, as
the heat OF the sun is used entirely for
that purpose there.
Jose Ruiz, the cornet player, and Miguel
Rivera, the piccolo player In the Govern
ment Indian school band In this city.
left last night for Carlisle, Penn, where
they will join the Indian band Of sixty
pieces which Major Pratt Is going to
take over to the international exposition
In Paris In 1900. s
j. Thompson Lindsey, a we'll known
81. Louis commercial traveller, Is here
with his shoe samples. lie states that
business ia picking up and that his trade
Is steadily on the increase.
DIR. II. s. Browne came in from Santa
Fe last night. His daughter, Mrs. II. J..
Emerson. and children will return from
their vacation to Santa Ne this evening.
Marshal McMillin has the street crew
at work today cleaning out the mouth Of
the sewer. which was almost entirely
closed up by accumulation OF dirt.
Alex, Bowie and wife, popular people
OF Gallup, are al the Hotel Highland.
Mr.. Bowie IL the superintendent Of the
CALIFORNIAN Coal company,
Gustav Becker, the well.knOwn Spring
%eryille, A. T., general merchant, IL In the
city to day on business, and is registered
at sturges' European.
G. II. Curtis, the receiver of the sOcorro
ire clay works, came in from the south
last night and is stopping at the Hotel
Highland.
Mrs. Rebecca Martinez is visiting with
the family Of her brother, Attorney Do
naclanO Chayes, in Barelas.
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occurred At Santa Ne, but Niles 0verhuls
preferred that the ceremony be per.
formed 10 East Las Vegas, wh.re she
hsi previously lived. IHE CITIZEN ex-
tends to Mr.. and Mrs Barber wishes for
a happy married life.
Frank Written, the bright Albuquer.
que representative at the Annapolis
military academy who has been spend
ing bic vacation with his parents. MI.
and Mrs. T. A. Written, will leave for
the north this evening. accompanied by
his mother. They will remain q few
days visiting friends at Las Vegas, after
which Mrs. Written will return 10 the
city and Frank will continue on to
Annapolis. The young cadet has agreed
to interview Admiral Cervera, Of the
defunct spanish Cape Verde squadron.
for publication in THE CITIZEN.
Mr.. Thomas Hall. the expert piano
tuner, left last night for Wheeling. ".
Va. Mr.. Hail has made many friends
here who will be glad TO know that Just
a. sOon rs he winds up his business az
fairs he will return, TO make this city
his future home. Mr.. Hail has great
faith 10 the growing prospects Of this
southwest country, and expects TO stir
up considerable enthusiasm among his
friends in the east, His sgsd mother and
his sister, Mrs. Downs. live on the mesa.
Another sister, Mrs. David Stewart. re-.
sides in this city.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Aaron Gray
entertained h number OF lady friends NJ
her residence, No. $40 north Fifth street
A nice lunch was served, and the ladies
enjoyed several hours very pleasantly In
conversation. Mrs. Gray is the wife O
the prosperous general merchant aud In.
dian trader at Ration springs.
Call at "The Green Front" shoe store
Tor children's and misses sandals and
oxfords, black and tan, latest styles, o to
8, 50 cents; 81 to II, W cents; ~ 10 2,
81; ladies' oxford 81 ". Chaplin, pro
phet0r.
Mrs. NJ. Salazar y Otero, who was at
SOcorro on a visit to relatives and friends,
returned home last night. The lady Is
the wife OF the editor Of La Bandera
Americana.
J.. NJ. Moore, real estate, Ere insurance.
Money to loan, 10 per cent interest; sums
TO suit; real estate security. Office, 1926
south Second street. New telephone 222.
The Kimball piano received highest
honors at the Worlds Fair. See the fine
display OF Kimball pianos at The Whit
son Music Store.
An expert measure taker IL the man to
order your fall suit from. Call on Leon
Armer, n. T. Armijo block. 300 samples
~ select from.
A good No. ? Remington typewriter for
sale cheap, at Harris second hand store,
III west Gold avenue
Cooked corned beef, home manufacture,
10 cents per pound. Blanchard Meat and
supply Company
The cleanest and best appointed barber
shop in the sOuIhwest-Hahn's, N. T. Ar
milo building.
G. Pullam, the reliable barber, has
opened a shop at No. Ill north First
street.
Free samples OF Aliens foot. Ease " M
G 20. c. Gainsley Il Co., 1879 south Second
street.
Fine china and glassware. whitney
Co.
Crockery and glassware. whitney Co.
New bicycles at Futrelle's only s2b.
Lamps and trimmers. Whitney Co.
Fresh fish. SAN JOSH MARKET.
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Mrs. s. YANN, Instructress.
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of Nina.

/. l.. Merrill and wife have transferred
to the Cochiti Gold Mining company the
Daily, Cuba, HilAnd and Aspen mining
claims and the water right location In
Boils canyon In the Cochiti mining dis
trict.
George S. 0strander has given a min
ing deed to Harold II. Giles for one-half
interest in the Judge mine in the COchiti
mining district.
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There will be u rehearsal OF the floor
work by the degree staff, using tho new
costumes, Saturday evening at 7 o'clock,
sharp. Every member OF the staff must
be present.
MRS. 8. YANN, Instruetress.
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H DAILY CITIZEN

b. H-l e. . from NhasC Il
anpu W. are authorized to sell
Java aud Mocha Coffee at the
following prices;
Ascent coffee at 40 cents.
4o-Cent coffee at. as cents.
3s-cen coffee at. 80 cents.
3o-cent coffee At. .7S cents.
7S-cent coffee at 40 cents.
I'D. JLOUTHIER
ia y, Railroad lT,, Albuquerque, \, 4.
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Think of Il! Buying ladies' shirt
waists at Toe; ladies wing sleeve vests at
&c, children's tan or black stockings at
Bic, only to be had at the Golden Rule
Dry Goods company.
oh, mol You are not looking thin. All
that you need Is a clean shave. Go 70
Hahn's barber shop, n. T. Armijo build
ing, and get the best.
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THE FRUIT SEASON
FOR sale al a nnrrnIn.

wish to dispose Of several nrst- class
store counters and also four or Ave
modern show cases, They will be sold
at about half value. SIMON STERN,
the Railroad Avenue ClOthier.
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II you intend to enjoy yourself In the
mountains this summer, remember the
sulphur hot springs, nestled In a valley
OF the Jemez mountains, cannot be sur
passed for scenery. For particulars
write TO W l.. Trimble Il Co, this city.
Ladies' leather belts, worth SOC, at soc;
belts worth 65c at zoe each. Rosenwald
Bros.
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BLANKET SPECIAL. We bought entire sample line Of
Blankets from John V. Farwel Co., Chicago, at / off wholesale
price. Will sell them same way, Come in investigate our goods
and prices.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-03
THE SONG OF THE DRUM.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
DO you hear my SUMMONS hammer thro' thu
crackle and the clamor,
Do you feel my throb and thrill?
When l meet the smell of powder, oh, mi
merry note grows louder,
And my song shall not be STILL
Follow, each beside his fellow, meath thu
vapors gray and yellow,
Wildly cheering, stearnly dumb.
And rumble, rumble, rumble. when tho
smokewreaths toss and tumble
You shall hear the rolling drum.
Follow the DRUM
Men forget their fears and follies as they fac,
the binding volleys
And the young recruits they come
With their simple sunburnt faces from tho
quiet country places,
To the call of me- the drum.
come, ploughboy lad and carter, and youI
life-blood freely barter
For the bullet sure for some
And the rattle, rattle. rattle, through the din
and roar of battle.
You shall hear the rolling drum.
Follow the drum
When the boys that follow fast there. drou
aside and fall at last there
From the surging lines OF red
linen no more OF pomp and ruffie; nv notes
awhile 1 muffle.
And l moan and mourn the dead
But the losing battle needs me, and the whist
ling bullet speeds me;
Through the Keeling ranks I come.
And clatter, clatter, clatter, where the broken
regiments scatter
You shall hear the rolling drum
Follow the drum,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-03
FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, March 2.--Prince Albert of Bel
GUM embarked MI for America today on the
Prague, Bohemia, March 2-In pursuance
OF an imperial order the Bohemian diet will
be closed after todays business
Paris, March 2.-Col. Picquart, the disci-
pinned chief witness for NJ. lola in the recent
trial OF the author, has informed the Aurore
terhazy.
Paris, March 2.-The Prince of Wales. who
is on his way to the Riviera, called on Presi-
dent Faure this afternoon
;. London, March 3-The Morning Post says
1t hears on good authority that the bounty
giving powers are anxious to abolish bounties.
!, London, March S.-Andrew Barclay Walker,
the well known yachtsman and owner of the
racing cutter Ailsa, will build another racing
cutter and sail her under the same name.
London, March ut has been decided that
the Sirdar, Gen. Sir Herbert Kitchener, shall
lead the advance Of the Anglo Egyptian forces
on Khartoum.
London, March 3.-The government is nego-
tiating with Russia and Germany in an en-
deavor to embody the agreement regarding
China In a convention.
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TWO ARE SHY SALARIES.
McCardy Will Not Audit the Pay of
Two Health InNpectOrs

The pay rolls Of the several departments
Ior February salaries were passed by the
board of aldermen Tuesday night One roll.
however, failed to reach the council having
been held up by ihe comptroller. This par
t1cular one COZ + ned the names of George
Brookings and henry Mandehr inspectors in
the health department, at $50 each per month
A resolution was passed by the council
the first week in February that as the amount
appropriated for the health department for
the year 1898 was inadequate that two ad
dItional inspectors be employed at a salary
OF $50 per month"; each to be paid from the
general fund
The inspectors above mentioned were an
pointed by Health Commissioner Stone, and
on the pay roll submitted to the comptroller
the resolution passed by the council was
quoted as authority for the appointment
The comptroller, however has an opinion
that the health commissioner has no author
ity to charge the general fund with the sal
aries Of the two inspectors nor had the coup-
cil any right to authorize the payment from
the general fund.
Comptroller McCardy holds that in the tax
estimate for 1898. as the health department
was allowed 1885, and had a; balance on
hand from 1897 of $1,000, the appropriation
was not inadequate as 1t was the same
amount as allowed in 1897, when the work
OF the department carried on and a neat
balance left at the close of the year.
The roll was yesterday returned to the
health commissioner and Messrs. Brookings
and Mandehr will have to wait until the mat
ter has been adjusted fer their salaries
which, in the end will probably be paid from
the health department fund.
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PROTEST AGAINST DELAY.
Board of Trade Urges the Passage
of the New Telephone Ordi-


At yesterdays meeting the st. Pau
board of trade adopted the followins
resolutions and ordered copy of same
to be sent to the city council:
Whereas The members of the St. Paul
board Of trade are keenly apprehensive of
the manifold and incalculable advantages
that will accrue at their expense to their
Minneapolis competitors by reason of the
long distance telephone connection with
Minneapolis, Iowa and Wisconsin towns.
furnished by the Minnesota Central TaI,.
phone and other allied companies;
And Whereas, The proposed ordinance
now pending before the common council
this city, in the estimation of this body. is
an eminently just and fair one and abund-
antly safeguards the rights of the city. and
1t should speedily pass If the long distance
commercial supremacy of st. Paul Is still
to be maintained in the future:
And, Whereas, 1t appears to this body
cnat the entire business community of our
City urgently demand that the service fur
nlshed by this company should be provided
them, but that strong opposition has sud
oeniy developed against the pas age of said
ordnance from sources in nowise repre-
sentative of the best interests and sentf-
ments CT cur people, now therefore
We, the members of the ST. Paul Board
and development of their own as well as a /
other mercantile interests of the city, will
be seriously retarded and jeopardized if
such opposition should prevail do hereby
most vigorously protest against further
procrastination and do most urgently pe-
tltlon our representatives in said council
to pass sad ordinance forthwith
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-03

season of 1898. That I will insist upon the
strict and unequivocal enforcement of rule
81 and section l of rule 56 of the players
rules.
I agree to discipline any player, captain
or manager of my team who violates this
agreement l also agree to discipline any
player captain or manager who may de-
serve it for the violation Of the agreement
upon the ball fields of my associates If ad-
vised of the necessity for doing so by the
president OF the club upon whose grounds
the offense was committed. l further agree
to use every legitimate effort to afford visit
ing clubs full protection from the abuse of
spectators upon my grounds.
The meeting then adjourned, and number
took the night trains for home.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-03

ford. Lady of the Lake. Prince Adamont,
al prize w.pners.
HaYkeye Kenpels, MANCHESTER, Io,-Cele-
brated pointer, Brighton Joe
John Callahan, Milwaukee-Bull terriers.
Hockey Second, Milwaukee Dandy.
Verona Kennels, San ranc.sco-Kennel
OF collies, Bordey Lad. Heather Mollie. o d
Hall Admiral, Heather Mint. Admiral was
the first collie in the yBlstop show, and won
first prize in the winners class Heather
Mint took the same splacesa at the New York
show. .}1Ea4,
James D. Lahmer. St. Louis, black and
tan toy terriers. TIE Prince, three frsts,
and many specials. JES "a
AL G.. Eberhart, Cincinnati-Forty or
fifty dogs in various classes including the
colored poodles Rex, first at Milwaukee.
second at Toronto, two lfrxts at Grand Rae,
ids; bull dogs, l.. Ambassador, second, first
at Milwaukee BROOKLYN and Grand Rapids
pug Trilby, first at Brooklyn, two frsts at
Toronto, three f1rsts at Grand Rapids.
Buck Kennels, Topeka, Kan.-Kennel
Great Danes headed by osceola Bey, sire of
the great New York winner, Leo G.
c. Cass Henden, Milwaukee-Five Gordon
settlers. -
Hayward and James tnR. Walker. La
Grange, ILL.,, KENNEL foxo terriers. Entries
are expected today from B. F. Lewis.
Lansdown, Pa, fifty dogs T. A. Howard
Dayton, O., thirty, Bob Hoodless, Chicago,
twenty-five, Weeks & Turner, Laurel
Mass, forty, L. A. Klein, Gutenberg, N.
Y, large string.
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DEATH INTERRUPTS A CALL.
Frank Grombfe Drops In to Bid g
Friend Goodbye and Falls Dead.

While quietly conversing at a table In the
California Wine house at 4:30 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, Frank tGrombie, a cook re-
Gently in the employ of the Town and Coun-
try club, suddenly fell from his chair and
almost instantly died.
Death is believed to have been due to
heart disease, but Coroner Nelson will today
hold a post norton examination at Schroed-
er's undertaking rooms.
The dead man was SO years of age and I'M
married. He has been a resident of ST. Paul
for about fifteen years. He at one time
worked for Frank Huber, proprietor of the
California cafe, and yesterday stopped into
see his former employer before leaving for
New York
Mr. Huber was eating lunch and Grombie
Joined him at the table. A pleasant CONVEX
sation was in progress when Grombie with
out word or sign of pain, fell to the floor
unconscious. DR.. Miller was quickly sum-
moned and applied restoratives, but the
stricken man was beyond human aid.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-03
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
Thirty Members Sit Down to Ban.

= n.
quet Followed by Discussion.
Thirty members of the Minnesota Acade my
OF Medicine, assembled in the parlors of the
Ryan hotel last evening, for the organiza-
tons periodical banquet and discussion.
At $50 p. m. the meeting came to order
and transacted such routine business as had
accumulated since the lat meeting. At 7:3O
the doctors retired to the ladies' ordinary,
where for an hour or more they discussed
an excellent menu.
Following the business session and banquet,
the club INDUCED in a season of discussion
of the points involved in the papers read by
DR.. W. C. Borden and DR.. A. MacLaren
DR.. Borden discussed in his paper "Varices
of the Lower Extremity, Surgically Consid-
ered.' DR.. McLaren discussed Rupture Of
the Bladder"
The club in its meetings alternate between
the two cities. The next meeting will be held
in Minneapolis.
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Pensions Granted.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Northwestern
pensions were granted yesterday as follows
Minnesota = Original: Phineas Runday.
amor, 49, Additional William H. Myers
st. Paul, Sc to $12 Increase Francis Rob,
son, Wood Lake, Sc to $40; Martin Toby.
Brainerd, So to $12
National home, Sc; Myron H. Bowers. Ma,
tional home, Sc; Charles c. Waters, Elk
horn, $l2; John w. M. Large, Wisconsin
veterans home, Sc; Dimon Groot Rock Elm.
$6 Additional: Jonathan Bishop. Bracklin
$40 to $12. Increase: Alvin Stiilman. Wis,
consin Veterans home, Sc to IS; Henry Ia
cobs, Wisconsin Veterans home, Sc to s12;
Anoreas Weiglin, LIE Roy, Sc to IS. Widows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-03
FUTURE OF THE TREATY.
Hawaiian Annexation to Be Dis
cusSed Next Saturday.

WASHINGTON, March AT today's meet
Ing OF the senate committee on foreign rela-
tions, 1t was decided that special meeting
day for the purpose of considering the best
course to be pursued in the future with rela-
ton to the annexation Of Hawaii
grew out of suggestion that the treaty Of
annexation should be abandoned and the
question taken up in the senate on the basis
OF bill providing for the same end. All
members of the committee were not present
at todays meeting, and 1t was agreed that
the question should be considered by meet
Ing to be devoted wholly to this question.