Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02

ice weighing nearly 4 ton, the piece
slipped from the hands Of Mr.. Hinch and
fell on his left foot. badly MASKING IL.
The foot, however. is getting along nice
ly, and the wound will soon be healed In
good shape. Mr.. Hinch Is here on bust
ness, and expects to return to Gallup
this evening.
Miss Ethel McClOud, whose accident In
falling from a horse yesterday afternoon
was told in THE CITIZEN, wa reported
this morning to be pretty sore from the
bruises received. There seems TO be no
fracture Of the bones, and DR.. Albright,
who attended the lady. states that II no
internal injury has been received, Miss
McCloud will be NJ and around In a very
short time. II is learned that a few min
utes before the ace lent occurred at the
corner Of Railroad avenue and Third
street, the horse reared up at the Sturges'
European corner and fell back, the young
lady being pulled out OF danger, In the
nick Of time, by gallant T. j. shinick.
Miss McClOud, although being then
warned, mounted the horse again, and II
was after this the accident happened,
which came very near costing her life.
Mrs. Augusta Lamparter, the beloved
wife OF Christopher Lamparter, and
mother OF Mrs. B. c. Robertson, was
buried in Fairyiew cemetery this after.
noon, the funeral services occurring at 2
o'clock al the bereayed home on north
Third street. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. Beattie.
Roadmaster Hurley brought In q force
OF some sixty men last night who are
quartered in the company's yards. They
are engaged In putting the tracks near
the shops and r~oundhouse In an up-to-
date condition. This is a much needed
improvement and pleases the shop Off .
clals Immensely.
Rich men are noted for their economy
In small purchases. You will not need
10 buy coal often az summer approaches,
but you should be just as careful TO see
that you get the kind that goes the
farthest by buying CerrillOs coal from
Hahn & Co.
Judge s. B. Newcomb. a well known
republican lawyer Of Las Cruces, has
been attending 10 some legal matters al
Socorro. He came up 10 the motropoli,
last night aud returned 10 Las Cruces
this morning.
4. l.. Washburn q Co, the old reliable
firm. has been chosen by the great New
York merchant tailors to represent then
In New Mexico and Arizona. This Is By
far the best line shown In the west.
President Mckinley may declare wal
with Spain any day but this fact will moi
prevent Y. y. Trotter keeping his store
on Second street the best stocked with
groceries Of any in the territory.
Santa Fe Pacific employees can get their
accident policies written in the Pacific
Mutual at W. p. Metcalf's insurance
agency in the Cromwell block. Paymas
ter's orders taken.
Robert Smith has gone to Ration
while ChLs. Newquist Is now at Wlnslow
They were formerly employed In the 10
: cal railway shops.
J. II. Robins left last night on his re
turn 10 his home at Chicago. He was Al
employe here OF the Santa Fe Pacific. bu
. his health is bad.
The blowing up Of the Maine caused
. big sensation. but the low prices o
y mems hne clothing at Fields are caut
ing a bigger one.
Anyone wishing TO learn Spanish viii
do well TO call on A. A. Sedillo, who
now forming a class. Room 7. Gran
block.
2 You are always sure Of finding som
rare bargains at II. y. Trotter's grocer
K store and it will pay you TO trade there
: Remember that "The Poet Scout" will
be at the opera house this evening. Don
fail to hear him; he's all right.
! DR.. W. N. Upton, Of Las Vegas, has rs
signed as consulting physician at ths
city for the Santa Fe railway.
House cleaning time will soon be her
Order your carpets and curtains, etc
now at Ilfeld Bros.
High novelties In silks and dress goo
= Just received at Ilfeld Bros.
New suits OF furniture cheaper tha
second hand at Futrell's.
:, Plumbing and gas fitting. whitney c
: Room moulding. whitney Co.
Calvin whiting, insurance.
Wall paper at Futrelleis.