Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

last night
Barney MOrello, a Gallup wet goods
merchant. Is In the city 10 day.
IA. r. Elwell returned from business
trip 10 the northern part Of the territory
last night.
II you get hungry while down town
this evening. drop in Zaigers Cafe and
sample some OF the fine free lunch on tap
there.
a special invitation is extended 20 the
patrons Of the White Elephant to call
and enjoy a grand free lunch at the re-
sort to night.
r. a. Sleyster. insurance and real estate
agent. leaves tonight for business trip
north and will go ~ TAR ~ Ration and be
gone several days.
Hon. NJ. w. Mills. the attorney. ranch
man and fruit raiser Of Springer. is in
the city. He was at Santa fe attending
the legislature the past few days.
Hans Becker, son Of John Becker, OF
Belen, came In from the south aud at
tended the ball at the 0rchestrion hall
last night. lie will return TO Belen TO-
morrow night.
The game of foot ball between "THR
CITIZEN" and "A. " p" elevens oday
resulted in score OF 3 20 o in favor OF
the A. & P's. The boys will try II again
next Saturday.
Lieut.. Louis A. McRae aud his brother.
Percival MoRae. on being mustered out
OF the volunteer service OF the United
States army, will visit Nova Scotia before
returning to the city.
The Kpworth League gave social and
party at the home OF Mrs. j G. Umneet
last night. A large number OF young
people were present. The evening was
occupied with games and social converse
and was greatly enjoyed by all.
The members OF the Degree OF Honor
are requested TO meet at the A. O u. ".
hail at Z o'clock with the Workmen TO
attend the memorial services at the Lead
Avenue Methodist church. BY order OF
9. OF II. Katie Harsch, recorder.
A party OF young ladies' gave a dance
at the 0rchestrion hall last night in
honor of their gentlemen friends. The
girls proved 10 be deli,htful entertain
ers and gave their company good time.
The young men are already preparing to
give return party.
All members OF the Ladies' Guild OF
st, Johns church are requested TO meet
at the residence OF Mrs. g. l.. Brooks.
No. g03 Copper avenue, Monday after.
noon at2 O'Clock. to complete arrange.
ments for the entertainment TO be given
next week at the San Felipe hotel
Robert H. Clancy. well known In this
city, and Nathaniel Hughes, a Colorado
mining man, came down from Den
yer. and are looking over some min.
ing properties In the vicinity OF Albn.
querque. Mr.. Clancy expects TO locate
here permanently In the near future.
gentleman called at the THE CITIZEN
office yesterday afternoon and left an
Item 20 the effect that the Crystal Ice
company had closed down for few
days. The item ia an error. Manager
/ Hopkins informing The CITIZEN that the
lee works continues making the best of
"congealed fruit aud fulfilling its con-
tracts daily.
There was q small blazs at G. Althelm-
er's residence on the corner of Fifth
street and Roma avenue early this morn
ing. A Alighted candle set fire TO lace
curtain and when Mr. and Mrs.Altheimer
awoke there was quite blaze In the
room. The fire, however, WAS extin.
guished before any considerable damage
was done.
George Messenger. the blacksmith who
was shot by Clark, the cOlOred man last
summer. has shaken the dust OF Albu.
querque from his feet. While Marshal
McMillln was making an arrest last
Saturday night, Messenger inteTfered
with his mouth and was himself thrown
into jail lie managed to get gentle.
man 10 stand good for his appearance in
court and he was given his liberty. He
embraced tho opportunity TO escape and
has not been seen since In Albuquerque.
Senator ThOs A. Finical, and Repre-
sentatiyes MaIeelino Baca, EmiianO
Nestor MontOya, the council Interpreter
Esquipulo Baca and RomaldO samOra,
arrived in the city from Santa Fe last
night. 10 remain over Sunday among
their constituents. They will return TO
the capital tomorrow night. Messrs.
Baca and Gutierrez called al this office
this. morning, and stated that the Ber.
nalillO county representatives had rooms
AT the residence OF Pablo S8ndoyal,
Santa Fe.
4 largo crowd turned out to witness
the entertainment given by the De
krekO Bros Congress OF Eastern Nations
In the New Chicago hall last night. All
who attended we're satisfied that they OBJ
tained the full worth OF their money. All
the members Of the company are artists
In their respective specialties The whirl-
ing Dervish, the Armenian bag puncher
and Siada, the Egyptian dancer, who won
fame In the streets OF Cairo at the Worlds
fair In Chicago, are phenomenal per.
formers. Exhibitions are given, showing
the religious rites and the sWern fights OF
the MOhammedanB, and for persons who
have never witnessed anything OF the
kind before, the entertainment Is we'll
J worth seeing. This evening Siada will
/. give the celebrated dagger dance OF the
Egyptians. Monday afternoon matinee
entertainment will be given exclusively
for ladies. There is nothing In the show
improper for ladies 10 witness, and for
their accommodation the matinee will be
given. Admission will be % cents with
no extra charge FOR reserved seats