Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Alexandra Vigil, one Of the prominent
residents Of AlgOdones, died at his home
yesterday.
". 7. Fisher and wife, Of Chicago, and
the latter's brother, A. .BOwsher, have
rooms at the Hotel Highland.
Horton Moore, the attorney, went to
Gallup last night, where he will make a
democratic speech this evening.
The Women's Relief Corps monthly
camp hre will be held at Mrs. Thos.
lsherwoOd's, 606 Acequia street, this
evening.
*. II. Harlow, division master mechanic
OF the Santa Fe Pacific ut Gallup, was in
the city yesterday. He returned west
last night.
u s. HOLSTER, OF Denver, and B. G..
Wilson, OF this city, both in the employ
OF the Continental Oil company, were
passengers going north last night.
Sergeant T. D Fennessy, Rough Rider
and printer, left last night for San Fran.
cisco. He may conclude TO 20 70 CAL
culta, India, where his father is an off,
Ger In the British army.
It is not too late to procure tickets to
the grand bill and supper OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary, Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers, at Armory hall tonight. The
supper will be simply unsurpassed.
The Optic says: "W. A. Darlington, OF
Louisville, KY, a cousin OF Conductor NJ.
c. Drury, passed through for Albuquer.
que, accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter. They will spend the winter in the
sunny cline Of New Mexico.
"rhe Egyptian Princess" will be rem
dered at 0rchestriOn hall this evening by
the SpOOner Dramatic company. The
hall is a comfortable, IL not more 30,
than the Grant opera house was, and
Manager Trimble would like to see a
large crowd out this evening. The
SpOOners are all right, and they give
good performances.
j. j. Hagerman, president OF the Pecos
Valley & Northeastern Railway company,
has officially announced the resignation
OF Il. o. Faulkner as general manager OF
that company, and the appointment OF
d. II. Nichols az his successor. Mr..
Faulkner also resigned as general
manager Of the Pecos Railway C0nstruc-
ton and Land company, and Mr.. Nichols
was appointed.
Word was received In the city last
night OF the death Of Prof. George Vestal,
who occupied the chair OF agriculture at
the Agricultural college, Prof. yestal
came west several years ago In the hope
OF obtaining relief from consumption.
While he improved remarkably in New
Mexico, he suff red a relapse while on a
visit back east, from which he never raj
lied. During the past year his health
has been 30 poor that he wa unable to
attend to the duties connected with his
prOfessOrship.
That the fame OF the spOoner Dramatic
company is rapidly spreading in this city
Is evident from the large audience which
greeted them last night at the Orches-
trion hall when they rendered the French
comedy entitled "The Flower Girl" That
the people were delighted with the per.
Torrance is stating it mildly, Many
were positive that they had never wit
messed a better entertainment in this
city. Miss Allie spOOner as "Ths Flower
Girl" and +. f. SpOOner as "Isodors" re-.
ceiyed the brightest bouquets Of praise,
but their support, too, VA all that could
be desired. This evening this popular
company will present Victor Hugo's play,
"The Hunchbaek," under the name OF the
Egyptian Princess" As usual a mum
Der Of ane new sp~eeialtiss will be intro
duced.