Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

I. n. Hinch, OF Gallup, IL In the city
registered at the European.
Mrs. g. II. Hopkins, who conducts a
boarding house ON south Third street, IL
reported quite Ill.
Benevolent society will take place at the
Armory hall 70 morrow night.
W. II. Powars, Of the Wells, Fargo TX
press company. left last night for Pueblo
Rocky Ford aud other Colorado cities.
Senator Thos. A. Finical, OF the terri
torial council, spent the Sabbath in the
city. He returned TO the capital last
night.
Malcom X. stickney and wife. regis.
tering from San Francisco, Cal, are at
the Sturges European. They will re
main In the territorial metropolis for
several days.
A. GOodby, representing the Lawes
Chemical company. OF London, England,
has appointed Louis Trauer. agent. for
their celebrated sheep dips. both liquid
and powder, in this district.
Calvin Whiting received a telegram
from his brother Charles, who IL with the
Territorial regiment at Albany. Ga, say
ing that they had been mustered out on
Saturday. Quite a number OF the boys
are already on their way home, bnt most
OF them will visit other parts OF the cOun-
try before returning.
Sam ". Scott and Franklin Murray
the PinkertOn detectives, returned TO the
city from Las Vegas last night. They
are very exclusive and have not consult
l1 Ia Iall o.,
doughnnts that they will not capture the
game they are after. They are securing
the old town this afternoon.
Auguste Parisis. OF Los Carraies, was
in the city last Saturday afternoon, and
informed Hon. B. S. R0dey that his
father, Gilbert Parisis. aged 81 years,
died nj his old home in France few
weeks ago. The deceased was also the
father of Rev. parisis, tho parish priest OF
Beraalillo, whose death occurred few
years ago.
An old man by the name OF X. G. See
horn. aged "a years, was picked up at
Barr station In an unconscious condition
Friday morning. He WAS on his way Ia
Sacramento from Canon City, and IL Is
believed that he fell off the train. al.
though he has no distinct recollection OF
what did happen TO him. He was taken
10 the hospital in this city, and has i'm
proved 40 much that he will be able to
continue his journey In few days.
Mrs. G. o. Cushmsn yesterday received
u telegram from Council Grove, Kansas,
which conveyed the sad Intelligence that
Miss Retta Cushman, the IA year-old
sister OF Mr.. Cushman, had died there
Saturday night. She WAS remarkably
bright child and was great fayOrite
among all of her acquaintance. Many
hearts in Albuquerque are sOrrowing to-
day with the bereaved family over the
irreparable loss which has been theirs.
THE CITIZEN publishes on the second
page OF 10 days issue an account Of the
death of Mrs. n. FOrtin In Illinois. Mrs
VIM, Farr, who was q particularly init
mate friend OF the deceased, informs
THE CITIZEN that she received letter
several weeks ago from Mrs. FOrtin, com
planning OF her illness, that of pnen.
monia, but no alarm should be felt over
her condition. Mrs. fortin stated in her
letter. which WAS dated from Chicago.
that she had just returned from visit TO
her husband. who Is IN business In ST.
Louis. and hoped, in "a few weeks, TO re.
turn 10 Albuquerque with her children TO
reside in the future. Mrs. Farr was
greatly shocked on receiving the sad
news yesterday, and states that the death
OF Mira. fOrtin was evidently from a re-
lapse OF pneumonia.