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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-03-31
FOR -MISCELLANE OES.

FOR SALE Il Domestic. sl5; ELire,Ige. $40: Sing
| er, -; Singer, 8; Victor, s.; White. ;; Rem
| SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE. 81 q st .
' mh3I-3t-em
FOR sALE-Household furniture.. come early:
must be sold l7oi Ist st. nw. mhSl 81
| FOR SAILOR account Of leaving city party will
sell their household effects. Cali at 1924 5th
st. nv. mhSi 81
FOR sALE-A lot Of mating. te,k and mat
ESQ treSses; ice chest, cream freezer and dishes.
oIo VI 81 NV. mhSl-3t
FOR SALE-l4 new hen houses; very cheap At
BkIiIESDA POULTRY FARM Nd
mhJ0- 3t-em
FOR SALE Set Of books. Messages and Papers
Of the Presidents" compiled by Hon. J. d.
Richardson Of Tennessee. Address &. T.. this
| ONCE. mh5o-SJ
FOR SALE-FJrnifure of s-room house. including
square piano. for So Address Miss LEE
th's Once. mh50-St
FOR SALE Two new LundelI electric fans: latest
patent; speeds; cheap for cash. Apply
81 Pin st. NV. mh5O5t
fuR SAI.E-Good work horse and coupcIet car
risgr' cheap Apply at sOz2 9Th st. NV.
mhsSst
FOR SALE-Two bicycles: gents and Is,ly's 81
models; good condition.; NJ. & W tires bells
lamps. locks and cyclOmete1s. also magic Ian
terms and 50 slides. NJ, REYNOLDS, go 18th it.
mh2t-St
FOR SALE-Teu-light dynamo. yoltmcter and
switchboard: good A. new: cheap: or ~ill
trade for gold watch. Call after 4 =. m. :. :
TEACUE. SEQ r I. NV. mli2g-5t
FOR SALE-FreSh lawn grass seeds. flower and
vegetable seeds bulbs. also birds. dogs gold
fishes, etc SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7I2 18th ST.
fnh2l-tfeIn
TIRES $50 pair, warranted. Anchor Brand. best
made years warranty, $3.50 pair. ExprssS pre-
paid: exam allowed Stamp for samples Agents
wanted MINERALIZED RUBBER co. (Incorp
1888. Is Cliff. New York. mh25-24tem
FOR RENT-Light running Domestic Sewing
the month. New, so Automatic" our price.
SS5. New High Arm, Sl7.50. First Class Repair
ing Any Domestic Pattern in the house. &C
G. AUERBACH. * II. mhI1Sm
PENN DUCK EGGS: pure strain, 81 for 10; ducks
$50 per pair 1889 Z 81 Sc mhEljt
FOR sALE-Safes; new and secondhand vault
door and house safes II. b. TRIPLE. II06
st NV mhi2Im
FOR SALE-splendid slightly used upright pianos
at half price; s. mnothly; also knabe. $780,
Chickering $50: Decker, 1896. organs. SIS up, 81
weekly; all guaranteed BRADBURY WARE
ROOMS l225 Pa ave- mh3-u
FOR SALES IS for SIT extension table.
lounges So so; cook stoves, S. heater. $50;
narlor and bedroom suites. 81 per week; cheap
sash and credit. REDMOND. SlS 5tb St NV.
oc30-u-en
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MANTED-Situation as t-class cook in private
family; or clamseTmaid; good refsrenee sse
lOih Sc. NV. mhSl -ehi
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FOR RENT second story unfur. rooms; so.
49, nth st. NV Inh3l-3t
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STEAMBOATS,
STEAMBOATS,
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

Every day in the year for Fortress Mon
- roe. Norfolk. Newport News and al Polh,'
South bv the superb. powerful. steel pal.
ace steamers, Newport News. 'Norfo!k
and w ashington," on the following scnef
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HELP wANrED-MALE.

NANTEn-6 colored bell and elevator men, today.
Tor hotels. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, Chs ath
n Item
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FOR RESr-uSFunNIsHEp ROOMS

FOR RENT-Unfur. at 10l II. |. ave-, delight
full rooms; bathroom; no roonrers; convenient
to liness refs. exchanged. mhsi 81 -ern
FOR RENT-If you waps beautiful. unfurnished
rooms. cheap. and frapered elegantly call
quick. 4Si Ii st. NV. q mhSi EN-
FOR Unfurnishea large rooms; l. h. /;
convenient to II st. tsfsi $40 5th st. me-
mhS1-St-em 81
FOR RENT-A fat of tnf,rriished rooms; NV. /;
near two lines of ca - bith, etc; no objec-
tion to light housekeeping. Address FLAT, this
office. mhSl-St
FOR RENT second story unfur rooms; SO.
73j 18th st. NV. mh3l-3
FOR RENTING unfuInished rooms; second floor
Apply 2llS Pa. ave NV mhsl-St
FOR RENT-Unfur.; entire % floor; 3 large com
municating rooms; hot and cold water; bath
heat and gas, 50. 1853 ! st. sw. mhSO-St-em
wANTED-By the 9th. by elderly couple ) second
story unfur. rooms, suitable tor housekeeping;
between II and l., 9th and l4th SITS. NV; not TO
exceed Sl2; refs. Address ELDERLY COUPLE
this Office. mll30 Stem
FOR RENT fine unfinished rooms: cheap. 1906
North Cap. St NV. mhSO'3t-em
FOR RENT-Four unfur. rooms, on I'd foor. with
use Of bath. 1881 I'd St ne. mL$03t
FOR RENT-Unfur, ? rooms; I'd floor; heat. gas,
bath; rent reasonable. S27 9th st.
mh29- At. en-
fOh hENI-N lHOf Gtn 81. NV, hlIilf. fOoiiisi
suitable for light housekeeping. Inquire over
STORE. mhZ9-3t
FOR RENT-3l4 ST. NV; 3 unfur rooms; light
housekeeping; heat, light, etc. mh293t
FOR RENT-Unfur., desirable rooms on I'd
floor; very reasonable 1856 Sth St.
mh2o-3t
FOR RENT Three or four large rooms, on 2d
floor; heat; light; T. unfIT.; light house
keeping. 225 ID st. mh29-3t
FOR RENT-Unfur., ? or large on ID
floor, for housekeeping li21 sth St NV.
mh29-3t
FOR RENT-Unfur., fiat 3 rooms; large clos Is;
southern exposure; rent, Sl2. 1O2 + 81. ne.
mh2g-3t
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HEIr wANTED-MALE a FEMALE
wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED Agents 10 sell Murat Halstead's Great
Cuba Book; all about Cuba. Maine. Spain and
war; great excitement; everyone buys it.: one
agent sold 81 i'm one day; another made SIS in
hour; go pages; magnificent illustrations;
photographs, etc; low prices; we guarantee the
most liberal Terms: freight paid; 20 days credit
outfit free; send 10 scent stamps TO pay postage
THE BIBLE ROUSE. S24 Dearborn St, Chicago
M mics st od-d&S
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SAI-E-BICYCLES.

RIDERS. ATTENTION by order OF different
storage houses represent, ! am Offering
high-grade bicycles at the greatest slaughterng
prices of the year; and slightly used; no
reasonable offer will be refused. NEW YORK
CYCLE CO.. 43 9Th St NV mh29-7t
FOR SALE-Lady's bicycle, in best of condition.
at a great sacrifice. Can be seen 10th and
sts NV; DRUG STORE. mh29-3t
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WANTED Steady white boy 90 work IN picture
frame shop. Inquire at ili ath II. nv Item
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WANTED business man; salary and com
mission to right party. l25 IL Il. sW.
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MANTED- Boy; experienced in bicycle reiairing
preferred Gail Il L. 9th 81. NV. Item
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FOR sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-Beautifui building lots at Ball-ton. on
the Washington and Falls Church Electric
Railroad miles from the city; scent fare; price
500 per lot: terms s. down, balance 81 per week.
or $50 cash. now is the time to get choices lots
JAMES r. CLEMENTS 1921 D ST. NV
misc Stem
FOR ALE-Peremptorily. a valuable estate; close
to depot of Leesi,urg, Ioudoun Co, Va APP
MY to Mrs FLORENCE +. BOWLES. Leesburs
Va. Arse mhSo-st-em
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MANIED-A Young man experienced m book
keeping. To take charge OF office IN Ilanuiac-
turing business: state salary expected and whefe
last cTupl,yud. Address ". b., Tins office.
mh39 81 en-
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TABLE BOARD.
wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By young lady; furnished second floor
front room with privileges; will pay So per
month; summer price. Address j. A b.. this
Office. mhSlSt
WANTED-Three unfinished rooms; gas, and
bath; light housekeeping; no children: be
tween 9th and l4th, II and y SITS. Address G.
A. L., this Office. 1t
If YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED SEE
ME-Many desirable applicants daily; light
housekeeping rooms in demand; moderate charge
when tenant secured. H. J. STALEY. IS At
lantic Building. mill limo
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Visitors to Chamberlin's new hotel = he
- Hvgeia" and Virginia Beach will ind TINS
- the INST attractive route. inSuring a com
-- Portable nights rest.
Large and luxurious rooms. heated ~
- steam ana ftted throughout with cleo
trio lights. Dining-TOOm service - ~
- carte. and Is supplied from the best that
the markets e Washington and NoTiois
afford.
Tickets on sale at Z. s Express once.
sI7 Pennsylvania avenue, 5l3, 6is, lazl
Pennsylvania avenue: b. 4 o. ticket ONCE
corner 18th street and New York avenue.
and en- board steamers, where time table.
map, etc. can also be had.
ANY other information desired w!h De
furnished APPLICATION 10 the undersigh.'
- AZ the eompany's chart loot IT Tth street,
Washington. ID C. Telephone No. 20
JNO. CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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WANTED Cooks walters. bows. drivers, lai'orcrs,
porters. stablemen. wstclImen. dishwaSheis
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 42s nth ST. NV.
ph2l -St
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FOR SALES A, 8-Toom house. 81. 800: acres;
7-roor new house, e, 600; II A, Groom new
house. So 900; ~ A, l0-room house, $500, Is
A, $50; near Tskema, Nd, W. PARKER SMITH,
1913 + 81. NV. mhSO-t
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LOST
STOLEN.

STOLEN-Boys bicycle: No. 24I3. Reward at
DAKIS BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP, 1890 N. Y.
syc rnh9S-3t
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JAS. RADCLIFFE. Auctioneer. go Pa ave. NV.
| will sell, SATJ RDAY. APRIL >. one COM
plete Printing Office, in perfect order.
mhssD-3t-em
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WANTED solicitors Tor gilt-Udecd investment
proposition: compensation, So and up per
week. according 90 ability Address, giving BUS
nes< experience. If any, L Al. B.. tins ofhce
nihsgtf
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WANTED Young girl as apprentice on skirts;
tnusl sew neatly Call before n prepared Tor
wurN I5lG a. II. NV. II
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ARTICLES
TOMBSTONE.

From the ~Prospector.
The safety committee has received
word from Governor McCord that 1000
rounds Of ammunition and twenty Eve
stands Of arms has been ordered shipped
10 Tombstone.
A report is current Of an outbreak OF
Indians from the reservation. The re.
port cannot be traced 10 any reliable
source, and is doubtless q canard.
Pierre Lagrange, a %well-knOwn COW.
bew In the employ Of Ryan Bros. Cattle
company, vas brought in from the valley
aud placed in the hospital, having been
shot In the abdomen by Peter Mcdonald,
at the Tedrow ranch.
The patriotic children OF Tombstone
have interested themselves in the plan 10
replace the battleship Maine with a bat.
tleship built with the subscriptions Of
school children Of the country to be call
ed Young America. which has been
adopted by the majority Of the cities Of
the union. and the idea Is growing fast,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-07
LAS CRUCES.

From the Independent Democrat,
About twenty families located In the
Pine Springs section last week.
Alexander Morrison has fled his
declaration TO make final proof on his
valuable homestead, north OF town,
The annual entertainment Of the pu-
pills OF the Sacred Heart school, at Mesilla,
under the auspices Of the Sisters Of
Mercy, will take place May 9TH.
Hon. A. b. Fail has offered his services
to Gov Otero In org nizing a company
Of fifty sharp shooters TO DO attached TO
the New Mexico squadron, but acting In
an independent capacity.
J.J. Lesson, manager Of the New Mex
leo exhibit at the Omaha Exposition, was
in the city, The Agricultural college
will contribute a magnificent exhibit OF
New Mexico grains and grasses. The
horticultural industry will be repre-
scented by a car load Of grapes and pro-
fusion OF other fruits. A fine display OF
honey will be- made, and Theodore ROu'
ault's cannery will supply a variety Of
canned goods and preserved fruits, Mr,
Lesson has covered the territory twice
aud made two trips to Omaha during the
past three months, He states that the
people have responded literally to the
request for articles Of importance illus.
trating territorial ]resOurces.
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CERRIL.LOs

From the Rustler.
Jake Jones and family will move from
Cerrlllos within a few days and will here
after reside In Santa Fe.
Ross Grfiths has moved his family
back to CerriilOs and has rented his sa-
loon in Madrid to Graham Bros.
Tuesday afternoon, J. s. Lsngston sold
his saloon business, stock and fixtures TO
William Benn.
James BrydOn and family left for Al
buquerque, where they will reside In the
future.
Mrs. II. S. Lutz and her two children
returned to her home in Santa Fe. after a
visit TO her mother, Mrs. Jake Jones, In
CerrillOs.
W. n. Dame has secured the rank Of
arst sergeant, and J. 5. LaDgston that Of
company quartermaster sergeant. It ap-
pears that the CerrillOs volunteers are
not 10 be sighted in the distribution Of
official hOnOrs.
l.. d. sugar has returned from San Pc
dro and reports times livelyin that camp.
Mr.. Sugar while there let a cotract for
the extension Of the tunnel on the Hazel
ton group, owned by the Argo Mining
company, Of Milwaukee, Wis.
George Fraye, who resigned his posi-
ton as master mechanic at Madrid
mines a few weeks ago. has been on the
disabled list. but will be out In a day or
two. He has secured the contract for
erecting the holster at the Albemarle
mine. This holster was recently moved
from the Cash Entry mine TO Bland, hav-
ing been purchased for use at the Abe
marie property.
James Kerr, young man about twenty
years Of age, employed in the mines at
Madrid. enlisted In the United States
naval service about six months ago. He
il at present one OF the crew OF the Mari.
eta, which Ia at the harbor OF Rio Jan
GIRO along with the Oregon and will prob.
ably have an exciting experience before
reaching Key West. Mr.. Kerr has rela-
tiyes living in Madrid who will receive
news from the Marietta and Oregon with
a GOOD deal OF interest.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-07

For thirteen years Mrs. Gsores L. Rogers,
Of West Main Street, Canton, NJ. Y, SUI
Tered from the lndssedbabls tortursa OF In
1Ammatory rheumatism.
Only persons who have been afflicted
with this disease know what such suitsr-
Ing Is -,
Those who have never felt the pangs Of
this ailmsnt have not the rsmotest idea OF
Its toTtuTeS.
For ysas thu was an obstinate dssaSs
10 cure.
In recent years, however, there has been
formulated a remedy which SUCCESSFULLY
copSs with Il.
The many cures xfisetsd by DR., VII
Hams Pink Pills Tor PAk People attest to
that fact.
One Of the striking examples b Mrs
Roger experience.
In speaking Of It 10 a reporter shs add
Thirteen years ago was attacked with
inilammatorY rheumatism and a eomPlieA-
ton Of diseases.
~ cannot begin to describe my suiishng
during that time.
"You can Judge somewhat Of what
endured when you look al these hands"
They were distorted, twisted and swollen.
"My foot, too, Is 70 much out OF shaps
that the big toe lays across tho othsn, the
cad touching the little toe.
Notwithstanding ! arm SiEtY-iivs years
old, have a pleasant home and other com
forts, lie to me was far from enjoyable, ioi
all other things pale into insigniLeanes when
you ara without good health.
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Great Iexhibit,

j. j. Lesson, OF SocOrrO, N. NJ, general
manager Of the New Mexico exhibit at
the Trans-Mississippi exposition, to be
held at Omaha. is in the city on his way
TO Eddy and Roswell TO gather the Pecos
valley exhibit. Mr.. Lesson says New
Mexico will have one OF the finest ex-
hibits that the territory has ever sent TO
an exposition. He has gathered us
different varieties Of wheat alone,
and has q a load OF grapes,
which will be put in small pack
ages and distributed among the visitors
at the fair. The mineral display Is I'M
usually large and Of a most excellent
character. II will take about Ave cars Ia
carry the stuff to Omaha.
While here Mr.. Lesson got several fine
samples Of wool, coal and fruit from the
Sacramento, La Luz and White Oaks
country Of Mr., Hawkins, OF the III PasC
Il Northeastern road.
Among other relics OF Importance will
be an old bell, taken from the ruins of al
old school and church, situated a few
miles sOuth OF SOcOrTO. He also hRi
idols, mummies, and other relics left b!
an extinct race Of people. Although the
exhibit will be one OF the best, II not the
best, At the exposition. and will no dOuh'
take the blue ribbOn.-El PasO Herald.
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DEFINING.

From the Headlight.
Captain J. K. Foster, Of the Mimbres,
sold and delivered one hundred and nine
head OF y%earlings at SIS per head. The
panic has been passed and cattle are
again In demand.
Miss Ida Cain, a former resident Of
Deming and who has been engaged 81
primary teacher at LOrdsburg for the
past year, returned TO Silver City.
John 8. Clark. Of Las Vegas, was in
town looking after the quality OF the oil
we burn. Mr., Clark Is the successor Of
W. X. Martin, having been appointed by
Governor 0terO.
Mrs. Kate Hopkins left for Chicago,
Illinois, where she goes TO take a course
In ste%nography and kindergarten work,
and. az 1t Is her intention to follow
teaching, she will enter college at some
place AZ yet undecided, and thoroughly
ut herself for her work. II Mrs. Hopkins
succeeds as she hopes 10 In her studies
her many friends here may expect heI
back again in the course Of a year. Al
though a resident in Deming for but
short time, Mrs. Hopkins. gained a hOsI
OF warm friends, who witnessed her de
parture with regret.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-07

IL life we're n long summer day and It's
journey through a garden Of flowers, Il
might be possible for people to be careless
Of their health without fearing evil results.
Unfortunately, since Adam and Eve were
driven from the Garden Of Eden, life has
not been a ~toilless journey through a garden
Of flowers. Man must earn bread bv the
sweat Of his brow, and woman must bring
forth children In pain and suffering.
In both cases the curse Is multiplied
many times over because both men and
women neglect their health. Mans toll Is
rendered a thousand times harder by the
added burden Of ill-hcaith. The woman Is
a still greater sufferer. She suffers In 81.
lence untold agonies from weakness and
disease In a womanly way. Motherhood
becomes to her a menace Of death, and her
babes are born with the seeds Of disease
already implanted in their little bodies.
There Is but one uufailing remedy for WON.
en- who suffer In this way, II Is Dr.. Pierce's
Favofite Prescription. II acts directly on
the delicate and Important organs that bear
the bruut Of maternity. II makes them
strong, healthy, vigorous, viriic and elastic.
II allaya Inflammation, heals liberation,
soothes pain and tones and builds up the
tortured nerves. II eta for wifchood and
motherhood, u does away with the trials
OF the period Of apprehension and makes
baby's advent easy and almost painless.
Thousands have testified TO It's marvellous
merits.
II was afflicted for fonr years with local weak.
ness, but would not confess Il for a time" writes
Mrs. Beuiah Woodaii. Of nateman, Patrick Co,
Va, "thcn I took the 'Favortc Prescription
me. cannot praise Dr.. Pieree's medicines
N01 mNAna-
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wINsLOw.

From the Mail.
Miss Sehnabel, sister OF Mrs. j. c. Cor
rigan. returned the latter part OF last
week from a trip east TO visit relatives.
A. 4. Cornish, one OF Flagstaf's most
prominent and influential citizens, spent
a few days In our city during the week
on business. Mr.. Cornish purposes going
into business In Winslow.
j. X. Woods came In Tuesday afternoon
with a train load OF sheep which he and
District Attorney Burbage purchased re-
Gently in California. He made a very
successful trip, not losing a sheep on the
route, Notwithstanding they were in poor
condition for shipment.
Charley Woods, or rather the contractor
FOR his new two-story brick building, is
at work on the foundation. The build
ing Is 10 be two stories. The lower story
is intended for business purposes, while
the upper floor Ia TO be used for a lodging
house.
Mrs. J. II. BargmRnn, wife OF our efi-
cient deputy sheriff, came down from the
county seat to spend q few days in the
metropolis Of Navajo county as the guest
Of Mrs. r. c. Creswell. Mrs. BargmanI
has numerous lady friends in our city OF
whom she called during her visit.
Col. M. b. Tate met with a painful &C
cident a few days ago. A horse kicked al
him but was a little too far of to reach
but succeeded In sending a half-bushe
measure full OF sand and gravel into ont
Of his eyes-sO says the colonel. At any
rate he has been in town for several day
under treatment.
II is Tumored that Kennedy h Grim
contractors, Of Flagstaff. were the sue
cessful bidders for the erection Of Thu
new court house and Jail for Naval,
county. These gentlemen are thorough
mechanics, and II ia reasonably certain
that the work will be done strictly In &C
cOrdance with the plans and speciaca
tlons and that the county will get a goOC
building.
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sandoyal in the eye. F~lorentino Madril,
one Of the witnesses sought, was 20 badly
cut during the eight, that he could not be
removed.
Charles Hull. OF this city, and Miss NJ.
X. Gibbs. OF Kansas City, were married
in Ration on Tuesday, May 3, by Rev, A.
Hoffman. Mr.. aud Mrs. Hull returned to
Santa re Wednesday night. Mr.. Hull Is
we'll and fayorably known In this city
and his many friends are oongratulatlng
him on bis success In God Cupid's court,
The capitol custodian committee met
In this city Wednesday for the purpose OF
maturing plans for the accommodation
OF the ensuing legislative assembly and
10 examine plans and specifications Tor
the furnishing the new capitol when
completed. II is expected the new
building will be 80 far advanced in con-
struction as to provide suitable quarters
when the Legislature meets In January,
Hon. Thomas Hughes, the we'll known
editor Of TIKI ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN, and
Mrs. Hughes, are guests at the Palace,
They are here TO bid goodbye to theiI
son, Garfield Hughes, who is a volunteer
In Capt. Max. Luna's troop b. First regi.
ment First United States volunteer a
airy, and who leaves for the front on
Saturday.
Tuesday morning Judge william II
Whiteman went before Secretary Wallace
and took the oath OF Office M adidtant
general OF New Mexico, and entered
upon the duties Of the office at nee.
Fifty uniforms, belonging to the Ma.
tional Guard OF the territory, have beef
issued TO the volunteers and blue uni
forms are becoming a. familiar q sigh
US they were in the halcyon days OF yOrC
Mrs. II. Il. Sherman, wife OF Sergean
sherman, OF Albuquerque, is In the city
She is stopping at the Palace. She is her
to say good. bye TO her husband, who Ia
member Of troop b.