Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-09-22

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pont Morgan. and is now homeward
bound. According to the New York
sun Governor Roosevelt will insist upon
Mr.. Apache accepting the appointment
of chief OF the Indian department of the
Buffalo exposition, but the gentleman
states that owing to the lack OF time,
ne cannot accept the honor of the posi-
! tion.
A celebrated Italian opera company.
under the mana cement of August Oz-
zalL arrived In the city this morning in
special car from Mexico, where they
have been filling engagements in the
large cities. The troupe are now on
their way to the Pacific coast, where
they have several months engagements.
After resting in the city to-day, they
Will proceed west tonight. The man
ager has been shown courtesies to- day
by L. Gradi. president of the local Ital-
ian society. and an effort will be made
10 secure them for several performances
here on their return to the east.
Sister Blandina. who holds a most inn
portant positionin the Sisters Of Charity
organization at Cincinnati, Is in the
city with authority from the Mother
Superior of the order TO make all ar
rangements for the early beginning OF
work on the hospital and sanltarium
Sister Blandlna Is the sister who was
instrumental In the building OF the ST.
Vincent academy on North Sixth street
Chas. Melini. of the wholesale liquor
firm OF Melini & Eakin. after a tour OF
the continent, which included the Paris
exposition and a visit to sunny Italy
returned to the city last night. Frank
Tourer who accompanied him. was de.
tained in the east and will not arrive
for several days.
Frank Quinlan, Sr., who Is visiting
tertaining his partner, DR.. ]. f. Fargo
of Los Angeles, who Is here to have
conference regarding the valuable min.
ing properties in Acton, Cal, In which
the two gentlemen are interested.
splendid collection OF turquoise
from the Porterfleld mines near Silver
City, including some fine speciment OF
matrix-turquoise in the rough and some
fine cut stones, in T. Y. Maynard's win
dow, are attracting the attention of
fair visitors,
Madam Ruple, the noted palmist, VIII
leave tomorrow evening for El Paso,
She will give readings tomorrow al
her rooms in the Overland house, North
Second street, opposite Trimbles livery
stables. Hours 10 to ~ and to .
o'clock p. IN.
Miss Eva Dougherty, who spent the
past week in the city. returned to her
home in Santa Fe this morning While
here she was the guest OF Miss Bessie
Brooks.
c, B. Raine, who holds a position In
the local Bradstreet agency left this
morning for New York, where he will
soon take unto himself helpmect.
T. A. Flnical, the popular district at
torney, returned this morning from Cal
ifornia points of interest, where he has
spent his vacation.
AS stated In yesterdays issue l.. r.
Delaney left This morning for Cincln-
natl TO attend the funeral of his broth
er Charles
The Iceberg saloon on Second street
has changed hands, Chas NJ. Geach re-
firing. The new proprietor Is stephen
Balling.
Harry Slaughter and Gus o'Brien,
two Santa Feans. who have been en-
joying the fair, returned home this
morning.
The two children of A. Porfitt, pat
tern maker in the local shops, left this
morning for a visit in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Shoupe of Wins
low, well known In this city. came In
from the west this morning.
Miss Mollie Keas, who enjoyed the
fair, returned to Santa F'e this morning.