Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-10

that although he is not feeling the best,
h is nevertheless pitching good ball and
w i'g The m,j1fity OF bis games. Tie
also gives the information that 2. n.
McOanna made hts appearance In New
York while the Cleyelands we're there,
and that Macs outing Is putting flesh OF
his frame.
Yesterday THE CITIZEN mentioned the
forthcoming romance marriage Of W. j..
Mitchell, the new attache OF the post
Office. In connection Herewith the Las
Vegas Optic says: The marriage OF " j..
Mitchell has been postponed for the pres
ent, a. he was called to assume his duties
in the Albuquerque postofice sooner than
had been anticipated"
Col. n. II Tilton, the popular city
eirculator Of THE CITIZEN. surprised his
Office associates by appearing on deck
this morning looking as clear and bright
as a new silver dollar. The colonel, al
though pretty sick for a few days, is not
In the least discouraged. and in this
wonderful climate is good for many
years TO come.
Last evening Miss Mary Osgood and
mother pleasantly entertained at their
residence on south Edith street q merry
company OF young ladies, composed Of
Misses Matte Tway, Kittie Drury,
Blanche Owen, Bessie Bowden, Florence
Fox, Ida johnson and Bessie Baldridge,
Miss Jeanette Walton, who was al
Camp WhitcOmb the past week, returned
to the city on Monday. The young lsdy
established quite a record while at the
resort as a killer Of rattlesnakes, and II
Is said she exhibited no fear In promptly
dispatching a big RATHER.
Dealers In Remington typewritsrs, the
standard typewriters OF the world. Can
supply business offices with experienced
stenographers TO al permanent and tenn
porary positions, a. short notice. Hahn
& Co.
IL you are a close buyer and want at
the same time only lrst-class goods, con-
slider yourself invited to inspect our 6ne
white unlaundried shirts, Monarch brand,
at 80 cents each. K. L. Washburn & Co.
Will. MsttOcks, the printer, one OF Capt.
Luna's Rough Riders" was taken to the
hospital at siboney, Cuba, on July IA,
stricken with yellow fever. Nothing has
been heard from him since that date.
Joe Rogers, a policeman Of ri Paso,
shot and instantly killed John Woods
neal a San Antonio street saloon OF that
city on Monday night. Woods was a no
torious dive keeper In Juarez, Mexico.
TX Gov. X. g.. Ross is up from his al
falfa ranch, a few miles south Of the city,
to-day. The governor Is well pleased
with the manner In which President Nc
Kinley has conducted the war.
"Cuba's Victory" THE Maine Re.
membered." THE Death Of Ensign Bag.
ley" a very pathetic song, by Baldwin.
AL three Of these late songs for tl.OO, at
Wilson's music store.
Mrs. W. II. Burgess Of III Paso passed
through this city for Fulton, Mo-, Mon
day night. She was accompanied to this
city by her husband, who returned south
yesterday morning.
Prevent accidents and ave your life
by using Haryey's patent whifletreC
hooks. For sale by the Mann Sadlery
Co north Second street, sole agents FOL
New Mexico.
The Kimball piano received highest
hOnors ut the Worlds Fair. See the fine
display OF Kimball pianos at The Whit
son Music Store.
A fine line Of Oxford slippers from
800 to $3.50 per pair at the Green
Front Shoe Store. Railroad avenue, VIM.
Chaplain.
George B, Williams is again on duty
at Rupees drug store after an outing OF
a couple Of weeks at Camp Whitcomb.
Calvin Whiting returned to the city
to-day after spending a few days at
Camp WbiteOmb.
Wanted a capable woman for second
work. Apply to Mrs. n. B. Field. 1901
Tiieras road.
BrOekmeir has photographs Of the linz
aud commissioned officers OF RoOsyeltl
regiment.
Ladies' fine cloth top lace shoes, up Il
date, $3.50 TO $3.50 per pair. Vim Chap
lain.
Stove repairs for any stove made,
whitney Co.
Fine china and glassware. whitney
Co.
New bicycles at Futrelle's only S25.
Lamps and trimmers. whitney Co.