Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-24

to remain here In order to take charge Of
the Art parlors and TO put the finishing
touches on his write up Of the Isleta
village, over which he prosiies ss the
governor. lie expects TO leave Ia few
days for the Omaha exposition.
Mrs. NJ. ". flourboy and daughter.
Miss Nellie; Mrs. N N. Cruise, Mr.. X
". DObsOn and Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. New
hall. after staying up all night, left not
on time" for the Rough Riders reunion
this morning. Mr. Cruise accompaIira
the party "a far "a Las Vegas but will
continue on TO Kansas City, white Mr.
Flournoy, who WAS booked 10 accOml lany
the party, this morning stated that he
got enough OF Rough Riders" by having
TO stay up all night long on account Of
the wash0uts aud delays, and preferred
staying At home.
Judge J. ". Crumpacker and wife, and
District Court Clerk Harry L. Owen left
on the No. last night for tho Rough
Riders reunion. When they nwoke this
morning In the Pullman coach attached
to the train for reunion visitors, they
found themselves sidetracked In the local
yards. However. they we're determined
10 zee Teddy" Roosevelt, aud continued
on to Las Vegas when the washouts up
the road had been "brldged over. .
sheriff I. : Huhbell and wife were al
route TO Las Vegas ON the llrst train Ia.
night.
Dr. g. ". Harrison was a passenger to
Las Vegas this morning. The doctor
Jared better than q majority Of the ex
cursionists. Instead OF remaining
around the depot all night, he went q
his cozy home and put in good nights
sleep. Mrs. Harrison and her sister.
Miss Dolores Otero, remain at home.
Alfred Grunsfeld, ex-president OF the
Territorial Fair association, accompanied
by his wife ani interesting children,
left lsst night for the Rough Riders re-
union. They will remain several days,
and on returning TO the city. Mr.. Gruns.
field will leave for the east 10 purchase
his fall and winter stock OF goods.
In the smoker OF the chair car last
night, going to Las Vegas, THE CITIZEN
representative noted down the following
distinguished gentlemen: c. b. Hawley,
". G. Burke. John Bonnell, ". y. Teller
and Leveritt Clark. The latter WAS
rugged out In his g. A. II. uniform.
j. X. Holmes. formerly the travelling
representative OF THE CITIZEN, but for
the past few months connected with the
newspapers OF III Paso, came In from
the south last night and got water bound
near Thornton He will represent the
nj Paso Herald at the Rough Riders 70.
union.
L.. L., Merrill, a former Albuquerquean,
came up from HI Paso last night, and In
tended 10 continue north TO Las Vegas on
the No. 2. He had the pleasure OF re
naming In the territorial metropolis
until this morning. when the belatet
train pulled out for Las Vegas.
Richard Bray. OF San Maroial. came up
from the south last night aud continued
on TO Las Vegas. lie IL rs years OF age,
and this II his iirst visit away from San
Marcial for sixteen years. He will visit
Nr. and Mrs. II. G. Fox at Las Vegas.
Hon. T. B. Catron, who was here yes
terday on legal business, returned to
santa Fe last night. He Joined the dele.
CATION from the territorial capital at the
reunion to-day, as he would ssy, III the
Lord is willing"
Hon. A. b. Fall. one OF the we,lknown
democratic attorneys and politicians OF
Las Cruces, with Lieut.. Greenway, Of
Troop g, passed up the road for the
Rough Riders reunion last night.
A. J. Papen, editor Of the Rio Grande
Republican. with his wife and baby.
came In from Las Cruces last night and
continued north 10 the Rough Riders
reunion.
II. A. NJ. Palladino, the young grocery.
man merchant ON north Third street,
was at the depot last night, and OF
course had his eyes turned toward Las
Vegas.
Louis Ilfeld and wife were passengers
to Las Vegas this morning. although
they we're ut the depot with the inten-
tion OF proceeding north on the i0a5
train.
Sheriff George Curry, OF Otero county,
and seven Rough Riders OF Troop n, of
which Curry WAS captain. passed up the
road for the reunion last night.
Hon. Silas Alexander and J. y. Cook.
both from socorro, were on the train
this morning for the Rough Riders re-.
uiOn.
Harry Crawford and niece, Of San Mar
cial. passed through the city last night
en- route for the Rough Riders reunion
The flags OF the city are flying to-day
In honor OF the first anniversary OF the
battle OF Las Guasimas.
Half dozen Belen young gentlemen,
headed by Carl Rsinken, went up 10 Lss
Vegas last night.