Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-15


lha, the Beopie Of lbs territorial capital
treated him cordially and many we're
anxious TO learn from him personally the
accounts Of the battles he was engaged
In at Santiago.
Among the many city folks who visited
Camp Whitcomb yesterday on their
wheels we're Mr.. and Mira o. NJ Powell.
After the picnic, they mounted their
wheels to course down the hill from the
camp. Speeding along at a very rapid
gait. the wheel ridden by Mrs. Powell
struck a rock and the rider went over
aud into the air flying. The left side OF
her face struck the ground, and the skin
around the eye was blackened. The
right hand was also injured.
acrs'srs ". c Montfori. Of the l 90
received "a Telegram .rIu Thomas %
O,to. secretary vi the lodge ~ Key West,
Fla, saying that Frank Booth, the Rough
Rider from this city, Is quite sick at the
hospital there, and that they are giving
him care aud attention. Mr.. Booth Joined
the odd Fellows shortly before snlisting
for the war.
J. G. Baldridge, u. j. Stone. Frank
Rossi, Charles Grande, g. Giomi, Joseph
Weir. Edward stoffel aud George Wake
Geld spent Sunday at Coyote springs
with their families. Others spending
the day there we're William Archer,
August Friescher and Mr.. Pretz.
Lutario Barela and francisco Ariss
we're arrested to-day charged with assault
ing q. ". Metzgar In Ambrosio's saloon
last night. Their examination before
Justice Crawford was adjourned from
this afternoon until $50 o'clock to.mor.
row morning.
Pensions have been granted to William
Mueller OF Cubero, at the rate OF o. per
month from October IA, 1895, and TO Rs-
mon Mestas Of La Cueva, N. NJ, at the
rate Of 50 per month from July 8, 1892.
j. ID. Torlins. the retired carpet mer-
chant, is 20 years old 10 day. owing TO
the sickness Of his wife the usual birth
day celebration at his residence has been
indefinitely postponed.
Y. G. Pratt and wife, DR.. Alger, o. A,
Matson, Louis Brooks, W. II. Springer
aud Al. Frost went out 10 Camp Whit
comb Saturday night and spent Sunday
there.
VIM Noedel, the wet goods merchant
OF Bernalillo, and Jacobo Perea were In
the city to-day on business. They re-
turned TO Bernalillo this afternoon.
AZ the meeting Of the fair directors
saturday night the committees on pro-
gram and raising money. not being ready
TO report, we're given further time.
Alfred Mitchell. an employe at the
railroad shops. left Saturday night for
Topeka where he has a position in the
Santa Fe shops waiting for him.
Biggest sale that has ever taken place
at the biggest store. Prices made that
you never heard OF. Only at the Golden
Dry Goods company.
The electric fans low operated In San.
tn Fe route dining carr are desirable ant
seasonabie accessories TO an already un
surpassed service.
The Kimball piano received hishes
hpnors at the Worlds Fair. See the FIN
display Of Kimball pianos at The Whit
son Music Store.
A. Simpler Il Co. have the larges
stock Of shoes In New Mexico. II yol
are unable to get a 6t elsewhere Civ
them a call.
Ernest Hayden and Thos. Hughes, Jr,
who we're In camp In Bear canyon TN
past week, returned to the city yesterda!
afternoon.
Mrs. II. A. ClOuthier and Mrs. T. J
Shinick, who have spent some weeks a
Coyote springs, have returned 10 th,
city.
Cooked cOrned beef, home manufacture
10 cents per pound. Blanchard Meat ant
supply Company.
Cool and comfortable dining ears OF
s ANITA Fe route are obtained by use o
electric fans.
Wanted-To buy two.seated seconl
hand surry; cheap. 800 south secon
street.
Ralph Dunbar and Robert Fetters wei
out to Camp WhitcOmb yesterday.
Madame Yale's preparations, a full
line at b. Rupees,
Fine china and glassware. Whitne
Co.
CrOckery and glassware. whitney Co
New bicycles at Futrelle's only S25.
Lamps and trimmers. Whitney Co.