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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
PEEKSKILL.

Postmaster David G. Montross lost valuable
horse on Sunday evening. 1t was struck by I'VE
eIe,tric-lsht wire which fell in the storm ana
wind and instantly Killed the animal
Mrs J. W Sneck stricken with apopleNy
at her home IN Depew-st., on saturday ana ms
heAn unconscious since then she IS the no'heT
NJ Jobn l. Silleck president Of the BoaIu %
Health and her husband died Only 1t" holi'"S
ago A., - 1;~b+haria IN Peekskill
and Il ia rapldV the increase. Ole 4dHly i'''u
i've cases and one Death on Ftioey. On %. uoS
another family was stricken with three cases adu
there are many single cases ahout the FHl9so
new, Health officer. Or. OBrien mas ms mares
full and begins MS administration "iiue' i'''O
unfortunate circumstances. i, r,e.,..,,v,
This evening Will be a busy one IN fet f,
cont nnial Hose Company No. Will give qihhti
80 me Allen House The Van Cortandt Nhee,
man will hold their annual meeting oHlceIe WI
he elecfed and other business Of importance trans
oc,cS after which there will be smoker ana
%rogreseiye euchre party. The Trustees WIFI hoid
,hSir second meeting At Cryptic Hall there VII
he drama given by cCal players. ioI tho pen ~ ~
~ Cryptic Lodge No Is. I O. O +. county OlerK
1r,,ub Will be In his office from z TO p m 70
swear In the notares public of Peekskill ana or
lsn6fovTn In the Oaksdc School the Rev. ItehTl
r. Vr,es will deliver q lecture on From New
York 10 Amsterdam. and Ghmpses OF Life IN Hoi-
The funeral OF John Tuttle the suicide, was held
m sunday and the body was placed IN the re-
-eiving-vault az Hillside Cemetery The ForesteI 8,
Court Americanus paid the expenses OF ths
funeral Tuttle's widow Is now out OF Danger ana
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Ex-pRIEsT SAYS He WAS DEFRArDED.

Max Levy. "a wholesale liquor dealer. Of No 81
Carmine-st.. and Marcus Rosenthal. whiskey
broker. of No ISL Park-eve. and his wife. Hattie.
were arraigned before Magistrate Brann. IN the
Harlem Police Court. yesterday morning.
charge OF conspiring to defraud Terence Rafferty,.
an ex-priest. out OF real estate and buildings in
East Eleventh and Delaney cts. Levy and Rosen-
thai were each held IN 900 bah for examination
before Magistrate Brann Thursday. The woman
released In the custody Of A. Stern, lawyer
% No. 800 Broadway who appeared for her and
her husband. According 10 Ranerty's complaint
Rosenthal induced him while he was intoxicated TO
execute in favor Of Hattie Rosenthal a bond for
$ 90 and mortgage deed securing It for the East
Eleventh-st. property. This followed by more
negotiations IN which Rafferty, alleges he lost CON
trol Il between 5000 and 5000 IN property
The two defendants. the other hand assert
that Rafferty, is habltual drunkard. Rafferty,
arrested IN Levy's house by officer OF the
Harlem Police Court Oh 4 warrant sworn out By
his cousin Thomas Campbell, charging him with
chronic intoNication.
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MOUNT VERNON

Jonathan Whittle sixty-seven years old we'll
known IN this city. died early SUNDAY morhihs'
after an illness Of nearly two years Mt Whittle
was the father Of Major John II. white, Of the
list Regiment and George W. Thomas and harry
d. white Burial viii take place to-day in Green
wood Cemetery.
II has been announced that new and uniform
schedule OF rates will be adopted by the New
York Telephone Company IN Nestchester County
m Arril The entire mesSage-rate schedule has
has,, lovvsre1 and service viii De furnished low
as s2s a year. the present minimum rate being So
Anrii making a reduction Of q per cent ia most
cases between the cities and towns Of tho county
From 1900 to 400 subscribers VIII be benehled by
the change
sion from Governor Roosevelt As first Lieutenant
OF the 18th Separate Company. of this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
YONKERS.

Horace p. Allen and Miss Libbie Belle Sloan.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fernando Hughes, were
married at st. Pauls Episcopal Church on Sunday
afternoon by the Rev. William Morris Gilbert the
rector The wedding took place al the close Of the
afternoon service and Witnessed b., a num-
Der Of persons. Miss y. Constance Phillips OF
New-York City. was the maid OF honor. and Henry
L. Myers Of this city, was the best man. After
the ceremony the friends OF the couple enjoyed a
luncheon at the home Of the brides parents No
9s Oak-st
Robert g. Bryant. Of Dover. y. J.. and Miss Anna
Barbara HanselmAnn were married on Sunday al
the home OF the brides parents, No. 20 Randof-st
Tie ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
David Cole. formerly pastor OF the First Reformed
Church. Miss Christina Hanselmann. a sister OF
the bride. the maid Of honor, and Irving
Bryant. a brother of the bridegroom. wss the best
The Westchester Medical Society will meet this
afternoon I'm the foyer Of Music Hall at o'clock.
Az Invitation is extended 70 all Yonkers physicians
tqsattend
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ONE EXPERT coYTRADIcTs ANOTHER.
ANOTHER HEARING on THE DISPUTED WILL OF
THE REV. JOSEPH ALBiNGFR OF
MOUNT VERNON.

WHITE Plains March 2o-There was another hear
ing yesterday the question OF the genuineness OF
the will Of Father Joseph AlbinEer Of Mount Yer
non The authenticity OF the Will Is disputed. and
the contestants assert that Il Is forged docu-
rnent Among the witnesses who testified that the
will Is forgery is Mr. Carvaho. The hearing
was principally taken VI with the testimony Of
Arthur II Elliott o. New Rochelle in contradiction
10 the experts testimony. Mr.. Elliott is expert
engineer and chemist employed by the Consolidated
Gas Company. Of New-York He testified that ne
had made a study Of handwriting for the purpose
Of detecting forgertes and had also added 10 this
study further one Of the chemical and technical
study OF inks HIS testimony a fat contradic-
ton to that OF MIr Carvalho. He went into minute
detail 20 show that the handwriting was the same
as admitted genuine writing NJ Father Alblnger
and also that the ink the that used
commonly by the testator.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
popr OF NT;w-YoRK-M MONDAY. MARCH ~ 1880


PORT OF NEw-YoRK- MONDAY MARCH ~ 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer sgrd dam. JorSensen Dantzio February ~
and Shelds - with sugar Barber Il Co Arrived Al
steamer EIwick Osu. CLARK. Batoum February l.
smyrna IL, Algierf "a Funcha Aaieh ana heruGea 10
with ndse 10 K co. Arrived at the Bar 81
a.. o-,..-- .,.A -
with mdse and passengers 10 i Allen. -, .
Steamer ~ Monte. Parker New orleans Mafoh ID
with mdse 10 j T Van sickle. -
and passengers TO 9 u Mallory & Co -.
Steamer old Dominion Iap!ey, Norfolk and Newport
News with mdss and passengers 20 the Old Dominion
Steamer Goidsboro. swain Philadelphia with mdse 70
William 7 clyde & 60.
United states supply steamer coms. Evans Nuevl.as
March 16 with y cabin pafsengers 10 United sat-s
QuartermRsters Department
sandy Hook March p, s.So m-wind west-north-
west. fresh breeze, clear
SAILED
Singapore Seminole. Charleston Jackson
vile. Henry i Cav. Baltimore. General Whitney. New
Orleans Aler fGer Maple etc Mexico span lias ana.
etc: Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport NeVs.
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Nsg-iork.
Southampton March 2o-Arriyed. steamer Kaiser WI
helm der Crosse Ger, EngeblTt %ew-York Via Cher
boura for Bremen
FoTey March is-saiied steamer BARRON Tower CBr,.
Campbell. New York.
5ci.ly March 20 PASSED steamers Mesaha OBJ. Lay
LAND New-Nork for London. Werksndam Dutch. Rog-
Is.e Of wight. March Passed steamer Oldenburs
Gen Gathemann. New-York FOR Bremen.
HAMBURG March l9-saiied, steamer Patra Gen
Bremen March l9-ssnsd. steamer wnIshsd Ger. vor
Boreli. New York
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4 VALUABLE HORSE BURNED.

Kismet A valuable coach horse said 10 be worth
g. 90 and the property Of John +. Baudoune was
burned 80 seriously yesterday afternoon In a fire
IN Mr. Baudouines private stable at No 2Oi West
Sixtv-eighth-st. that II had 10 be shot. Duke. a
mate OF Kismot. also seriously burned. but
Il veterinary surgeon said he could save the horse
The IRE broke out at 8 o'clock. Daniel Dougherty
a brother-in-law Of Samuel Stapleton, the head
coachman discovered the hre in K!snets stall and
gave the alarm. lie then released three horses
which were little ways from the fire and tried to
get Kismet and Duke out The IRE spread 30
RAPIDLY that Kismet fell ~ his stall and could not
be eoI ont untN the freMen arrived.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

N,r,c,naI Council. City Hall p m $500 Q
,,ni.ar, tournament Madison Square "aroen~
p. m. a. VII ,oor
1.,1.ttr conferences Charity Organization society,"
eaoiai Refor1p club No. 40 University pace Old
p m. - ,....oo
West SIDE Republican Club elecnoh-
Ouiu club meeting, evening $500.
Lecture by Charles sprague Smith, cooper O"'''''
,. III
Revlew Of list Regiment armory' p, m -.
Roosevelt Republican Club smoker No 0''
Tbirtieth-st p. m ar -
Nineteenth Century Club Deimonico's' S'So p HI
Horse Show a. Durlands Academy
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINS.

W
,,,. certificate OF Incorporation OF the Metropoh-
60, C,,uh OF the Village OF New-Rochche has Deeh
-, q, ,he County Clerks office. The orgahlz"-
80 &c formed for social and literary purposes ana
-, s,rec,ors are w W. Cameron. r. T. camera"
a,a THOMAS F. Sexton. all Of New-Rocheie'
surrogate Silkman has granted testameh'arS NI-
80, 90 Robert W Kelly on the Will OF Ahse' H.
~ - so,,ors ard 10 Rene N Pardessus on the
III, ~ Thomas r. Anthony. OF New-Rochehe. ~
,o,s ~ administration have been granted TO Wa'"
II Acker on the estate of John w AcKer' o. ny 70
IN Amelia Collard on the estate OF f'@'" w -,
Carnenter OF Yonkers. and to THOMAS Co'''O''
-, ,hs estate Of James r. Connolly. OF Aonke's'
r,,,h.r ~ MANS and specifications for the pro
,o.oA addition to the courthouse at tHS p'"'
have been submitted to the special comm gtT y, m
Inc Board of Supervisors, OI, no'I,s -,sors have
be done az this session as l.le Itiioard
referred the subject TO next year bo ~ ~ Reoubl-
ms ~ mis- town are making united ana Sa1 s'
SSoTt 20 elect their candidates fOI l0Mn 1,S..
"a a-,Sso1sbn displayed their proceedings by tlie
present Democratic Board OF SUI 'Ia' taixe
mucb interest in local elections that 'neiT - NOR
much politics in the county leslsla'ule % tn ~ Win
ppCoss fh.ir disauYruval BY voting for the Iepuo
,ioan 81, of The ofire who has been renomnated
In Ike manner Republicans IN ms tONH; 80 Ia
hsep divided on isctonal issues have thrown esne
together and are now working edt"es''S i'' '-'N
go RSnubcan candidate for Supervisor William
: sterling is a prominent business man OF u us
place He is comparatively young man, 9u ia r g
III oualihcations to make an excellent ana pains
taking official. For TWO years he mas d 10
credited with being one Of the best officers IN i1is
position the VILLAGE has ever had Ihs o ~ fSr
Fown Clerk George T. Long R {9r RscfVf Nav %.
nard for Justices Of the Peace John Thomps9Sn'
William H. Huestis and Elijah 7 Hopkins ioI us As-
SCISSORS. and William II. Sweet ana Nalhanlel tiop,
per for OVerseers OF the Poor. are eQualIy WI
auallfed for the places for which they are To-
lr
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TARRYTOWN.

For the first time since this village was ncorpo-
rated there will DO three polling places instead Of
one AZ the charter election to-day and in the place
OF the Board OF Trustees inspectors will serve at
each place 49,, p,
held their last meetings for tho year last evening
Trustee Buckhout the only retiring member
from the Tarrytown Board
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Howard n Morse counsel FOR John D. Rookie
Teller has paid to Evander Harrington, Village
Treasurer about $3.50 In taxes, IL accordance with
the agreement made with the village pending the
settlement OF Mr.. Rockefeller suit This sum was
in excess Of the amount previously paid by Mr.
Morse II being the difference between the figures
OF Mr. Morse and the highest expert.
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GEO. CLINT Co
4s.4sArD At WEST 23!st.
NEAR BROADWAY
vacro9Y: l54 AND l56 WEST l9"sTReI

.,,ysrn March 2O--Ariyed. Steamer British 0ue'"
dH) smith IN Is~Arivci Southwark (Br)
Bencs New-fork. - ,s ..oarna-- pocahontas CBr),
hl'I al -; - so~ New-York goth Ems, Vrt1) ha'
Tssso~tz and Naples tor Prince OBJ,
aIanison New-YorS. -. r,d-sn, ff,r, Trot-
Tuf. 'iHiN" a.. For Neg-YOrk eanhdAl uNp'
Iv;;,,. ,,aicattA Via colombo for New-Yo VIII
pnrt11 March iS-Passed steamer Argyu 'n''' w"
60, tI1lphong etc FOR Now YORK o..,, ~,
Cape Town Feb 2s-Arrived steamer n 'o"''0'' ''''
81 Vincent v March lSaea D. steamer e1sbeib etc
VD Wcbaels March 2O-Passed. steamer Kaiser VIII
helm II Ger Hogemann Maple: Tor ne" nsr Fsrsl
,atc,,,,s before March 2p-ATfved. steamer r'ihei
r,@e- IRE, Campbell. New-York. via Bombay m, ~.
Kobe March i7-ATiyed steamer Inos ave '0''
man r March 2o-saed steamer Hilary CBD. Johnson
New-York. IT,, ..o.,.r u.veIu. C3e a.
Stapieton. NeW-Nork
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SIXTH AVENUE, 10th to list STREET.
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col
umns are recommended to the readers Of
THE TRIBUNE rs thoroughly reliable, ana
business. can be done by mail with the id.
vertisers with perfect safety.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ppOurvrN,r ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FMPIRE-H. Hovey Of Detroit MlS"S S'a,, tr,ora
FIEvTH AVENUE Senator J. B. FORAKER 81 %
ONO: Senator J. NJ Thurston OF NeorasK4 Iio az;
ator " Z. Chandler. OF Ne"-H"InpS,,,,ia TJOI.-
NfAN-uldge Andrew Hamilton. OF Albany 80.
IATDNCoionei william 9. Rice, United S' foa'
Cvil service Commissioner: oakes Amest 1 sinany
ton PLAZA-Cheres Nj. Van iieuse ,.,o % Mass
ETANFATTAN-Everett Peabody. or Grolon' w ~ IL
ST1-PTEVANT-E v smalley. OF st Paul. az, ~
DoRF-Butler Ames. OF Lowell; ex-S
wallace IT Foote jr.. OF Port Henry ~ -
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RICHMOND BoRoUGH HAPPENINGS.

The March term Of the Supreme Court for Rich
mond County opened in Richmond. Staten Island
yesterday morning Justice william D. Dickey pre-
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ftaons 6otsls ano Restaurants.
This list appear, every Sunday Tuesday Thursday
WHERE TO DINE.
For information crcuaru ETC. Of any Hotel or Restau-
rant below call address send stamp
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
81 Flfth-nvr.. Newly

Ale. A la Carte; Tdh., Tahl. a Hote Dinner.
DEIsyONICO's. 9th Ave q 44th ST A Ia carte
LEON FLOI RET. 5h-ave &lsth Ale. Tdh. 81 25CMusc)
MORELLO'S. West 10th St Tdh. Csfusc)
MARsH's. IO4 W "a CB & l.. Tdh) ID. 4 s. Alc) Music
HOTEL HJNGARIA. 4 Union So E. Tdh with wine 81
IL elbows GERMAN REST AURANT 10 p 14th-st
TERRACE GARDEN, .5Sth-st. near Le1-ave. Ale.
CAFE HEtMtNN, g.. Bway and Reade-st Alo
Al CHAT NOIR, 551 ". B'yCTdh. wine 5oc) Uptown.
Al CHAT SOIR. 81 W 2s ST. Ale. Tlh. l. ch 5Oc din
Al CHAT NOIR. 75c (MuscD After Theatre Suppers.
MONTANELLI IOWA CTdh 75c wine music) LOO B4oo
HJNGARIA REST. Recently enlarged and i'm
on ID ave. & 1Oth-st. proved. Tdh. Ale Ceie-
Cafe Boulevard. } brated Gipsy Band
Carnegie HnII Rest. eth TSIhI 7. Doc D. Doc.
THE WENDELL. 2s +. 2oth-st. .Tdh.. Lch.. 5oc. Ale
I25 W. 10Th ST.. '"''
JACoiN. 81 West 26th-st Ale Tdh Ssc
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
m, e.,rse. g ~ Moon sets a m 1858 Moons sg~ .
NIGH WATER TO-DAY.
. \, sa,6v Hook 326 Gov. Island 85s Hell Gate -
= sandy Hook 416 Gov. Island E;Hs Heh Gaze ""'
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siding. For the first time In the history Of the
county every drawn on the Grand Jury was
nresent and answered 10 the rollcal. The Grand
fnrv vas sworn Charles F. Griffith being forema a.
The disposition Of the calendar which comprises l"S
cases occupied less than an hour about tWenty-nl g
OF the cases being marked on Tor the TERM ana u'
rest set down for trial
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Announcements

u g. w. 'Tronwood."
A Whipped seam Gun
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Tickets at Box once
,en at regular prices.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-02
TRANs-MIssIssiPPI CONGRESS.

Resolution Adopted Endorsing the st.
Louis worlds Fair of 1908.
Wichita, kap., June 2.-The Trans
Mississippi congress by q rising vote
adopted the following resolution:
"Wheress, The acquisition Of the Lou
isiana territory by our government In
1903 was fraught with incslculable I'm
port to the material welfare OF this
country and preservation OF c0nstitu-
tional government and republican gov
ernment, II Is resolved that the centen-
NAL anniversary OF that great event
should be appropriately cOmmem0rated.
Resolved, That the proposed inter.
national exposition to be held at St.
Louis, In 1903, In commem0rati0n OF the
Louisiana purchase centennial, has the
hearty endorsement Of this congress.
Resolved, That we hereby earnestly y
senators In the federal congress do all in
their power Tor that exposition by sup
porting q proposition for the federal
government TO extend q loan Of 5,00O,-
600 to the st. Louis Worlds Fair, cele-
brating the Louisiana purchase centen.
nial.
Resolved, That this Trans Mississippi
congress cherishss the proprietary inter
est In the centennial celebration OF the
acquisition Of the trans Mississippi terri
tory and will promote its success by sll
legitimate and honorable means 10 its
power.
Resolved, That we recommend that
every state aud territory In the trans
Mississippi section have an exhibit Of Its
products and resources ut the st. Louis
Worlds Fair, believing. ~ we do. that
such exhibits will immeasursably aid TO
develop the comparable prospects Of the
Mississippi section"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-02
OHIO REPUBLICAN,.

Nominated q. NJ. Nash, HAnns's Friend,
for Governor ON second Ballot.
Columbus, Ohio. June 2.-Ths report
OF the committee on seating the Cox
delegates from Hamilton county, the
Haloomb delegates from Cuyahoga, the
Nash delegates frem Franklin and the
without opposition at the republican
state convention this morning. Nomin.
stiOns for governor were then laade.
b. N. DAugherty WAS presented by James
W. Halcomb. chairman Of the contest.
Ing CuyahOgs delegation Just seated ;
Judge George K Nash, by Henry G. Tay-
l0r. OF the Franklin county delegation;
Judge L. v. Hall. by Judge X. ". King,
Of Sandusky.
George NJ. Nash, Senator Hanna's can.
didate for governor, was nominated on
the second ballot. On motion OF Chair
man Holcomb, OF Cleveland, the nomins
ton OF Nash was made unanimous with
out count.
George NJ. Nash's leading opponent
before the convention. Hon. Harry Daugh-
erty. made an eloquent speech saying the
convention had named the next governor
and he would not be behind any one In
contributing TO thst end. He chserfully
joined In the ratification OF the nomins-
tion OF such q worthy man as Judge
Nash.
Ex. Congressman John A. Caldwell
was nominated for lieutenant governor.
The platform adopted endorses the sd.
ministration OF President Mckinley
cOmmends the Ohio legislature for pass
Ing the antitrust law and demands Its
rigid enforcement and also pledges the
party to further legislation against
truat6
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-02
PREPARisa FoR REUNION.

Commercial Club Leaves Arrangements
In Hands OF Directors
Pursuant 10 the call OF the president,
a number OF members OF the Commercial
club met at the rooms last night for the
purpose OF extending an invitation TO
Colonel Roosevelt TO come 10 Albuquer.
que on the occasion OF his visit 20 New
Mexico TO attend the reunion Of the
Rough Riders, and also TO talk over ways
and means by which q large delegation
from Albuquerque should attend the re.
union. As FAR as the Invitation OF Colonel
Roosevelt IL concerned there was only
one mind In regard to that, ~ everyone
expressed the opinion that he should be
prevailed upon TO visit Albuquerque. In
reference TO the city's representation AT
the reunion, the sentiment was equally
unanimous, although the plans suggest
ed differed somewhat. The scheme, how
ever, which was finally decided to be the
best. was TO have special train com.
posed exclusively Of people from Albu-
querque to leave here on the morning Of
June "a and TO return at time which
best suited the m ,jority OF the members
OF the delegation, presumably Sunday
evening, June 20.
II was suggested that all the uni
formed secret societies OF the city, the
volunteer aremen. the Albuquerque
Guards, the old soldiers aud the Rough
Riders should 20 dressed in their official
regalia and that both the Indian school
aud the First Regiment bands should
accompany the delegation and furnish
music, coming and going and also dur
ing the stay In Las Vegas.
II WAS finally decided TO leave the inyl.
tati0n TO Col. Roosevelt and ths arrange
ments for attending the reunion to the
directors OF the club and meeting OF
the directors has been called for this
evening.
Mayor 0. n. Marion WAS seen by q
representative OF THE CITIZEN today
and asked for his opinion OF the sug-
gestion. advanced by The CITIZEN few
evenings ago. that June "a, the ami.
versary OF the battle OF Las Guasimas.
be made legal holiday In
Albuquerque this year, by proclamation,
In order to give all OF her citizens an Op-
portunity TO attend the reunion. Mr.
Marion said: II am most heartily In
favor OF the suggestion. The valiant
Rough Riders, by their action at the bat.
tie OF Las 6uasimas. the first important
engagement In the Hispsno American
war. made the oath day Of June mem
orable one In American history. Most OF
the Rough Riders were mustered In from
New Mexico and as Albuquerque proper
tiOnately furnished more than any other
single community, the people OF this city
should be anxious not only t) do honor 10
the Rough Riders, but TO hid In every
way possible TO make the first reunion
the success IL deserves 10 be. In no other
manner could this be better accomplished
than by recognizing June "a "a a legal
holiday, and thus permit our citizens TO
20 in body by special train to Las
Vegas"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-02

and other odorous flowers. The bride.
dressed In her white silk dress, looked
beautiful aud was fit figure to grace
scene where Cubip's conquest IL
crowned with matrimony.
The following we're the invited guests
who attended the wedding
j. {. flournoy ana wife, X II. Haw.
kins and wife, ". II. McMillin and wife.
Mrs. ". A. Maxwell, Miss Gertie Max
we'll. Miss Cleis Maxwell, Miss Catherine
Potter, Miss Mabel Fox, Miss II samann,
\. J. Ward, Norman kemmerer. Walter
Jstfa.
The newly married couple were the re-
cipients OF the hearty congratulations OF
their friends ~ we'll rs q number OF hand.
some and costly presents.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony an
appetizing wedding supper was served.
Later In the evening a number OF
young friends Of the groom and bride
serenadad them at the Highland hotel,
where they will stop until the new house,
which Mr.. Trotter has erected on Third
street and New York avenue. IL in readi.
ness to receive Its occupants.