Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-14
ALBUQUERQUE HAPPENINGS.
Regular Daily Budget Of Readable News
Notes from the Metropolis on
the Rio Grande.
Special to the New Mexican,

Albuquerque. Jan. l3.--,JameS Ma
loney, of Gallup. who. while laboring
under mental alteration, recently shot
his brother-in-law. James Barney, was
brought here by his physician, DR..
Hinch and was tried before Judge
Crumpacker on the charge of insanity.
At the earnest solicitation OF Malo-
ney's wife and friends, who declared that
they would remove him to private
sanitarium in California, and at the ex-
pressed belief of DR.. Hinch that his pa
TENTS trouble was due to a residence in
too high an altitude, and that he would
recover amid more congenial surround
ings, Maloney was turned over to these
friends. Barney is recovering from his
wounds.
Mrs. A. NJ. Swan, who has been quite
i'll, is recovering.
The G. X. Warren post, G.. A. R., has
installed the following officers, who will
serve during 1898: P. c., j. M. Moore;
s. V. c.. A. J. Armstrong; j. V. c.,
Leverett Clark: chaplain, Thos. Har-
wood; Q. M, A. NJ. Whitcomb; surgeon,
G.. r. Durrant: G. g.. A. Steele: G. ~ !
l. Jackson.
The Women's Relief corps, No. l,
ladies auxiliary to the above, has also
installed officers as follows: Commander,
Mrs. Rebecca Granger; senior vice COM
mander, Mrs. Alabama Carey; junior
vice commander, Mrs. Matte Butler;
chaplain, Mrs. Martha Stevens: treas
urer, Mrs. Kate HarSch; conductress,
Mrs. Eliza Drury; assistant, Mrs. EN-
ma Horton; guard, Mrs. Alice sherwood;
assistant. Mrs. Hester Rutherford.
This society has been in existence about
IA years and has 23 members. 1t meets
on the first and third Monday evenings
of each month.
The annual election Of officers of the
Non-Sectarian Relief society, held here
on Thursday morning, resulted in the
reelection Of: President, Mrs w. w.
McClelland; vice president, Mrs. Frank
w. Clancy; secretary, Mrs. John F.
Pearce, and Mrs. G. w. Harrison as
treasurer, and relief committee COM
prising Mesdames Fox, Clancy. G. w.
Kunz, Francis Crosson. This society
was organized about six years ago with
the noble purpose in view of extending
aid to all in distress, either for those
within the borders of the city or strang-
ers who, through sickness or other
unavoidable circumstances, are forced
to seek public aid. Their good offices
are administered 80 unostentatiously as
to remove, almost entirely, the sting
felt by those who apply for aid. We're
they compelled to seek public charity.
Their grand work receives small
financial recognition from the city. AS
the name implies, it is not connected
with any particular religious denomina-
tion, having in view only the acts of
christianity that Christ himself prac-
ticed and advocated.
The society now has about 30 men,
bers. Among those who have been ac-
tive in the society's good work almost
since its beginning are: Mrs. McClel-
land, Mrs. Clancy, Mrs. Kunz and Mrs.
Pearce.
Samuel B. Dunlap, aged about 60
years, and familiar figure on the
streets here, died at the Grand Central
hotel late Tuesday night. His demise
was due to consumption, an ailment OF
long standing with him. The old man
years ago. Though he had few con-
fidents among friends here, he was
never very communicative concerning
his relatives, If he had any, so nothing
Is known of them outside of Robert
Dunlap, presumably a brother, who is
living at Redlands, Cal. He has been
notified of his relatives death. A final
disposition of the remains await mes