Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Van Horn, the horseman, is reported
dying this afternoon.
THE Hand of Fate" tonight at the
new theatre. Prices, 10, 20, 80 and soc.
station Agent w. IL. Walsh, of Rio
Puerco, and wife, spent the day here.
A dispatch from Santa Fe says that
the mother OF Governor NJ. A. Otero Is
dying.
The Roy Crawford Stock company In
THE Hand Of Fate" at the new the
atre tonight.
The special meeting OF Rio Grande
Chapter called for tonight is post
poned indefinitely.
-. Spite, one OF the big men con
nected with THE Phoenix" dry goods
store, and l.. J. Strauss. left this
morning for Santa re.
Lots Of new specialties tonight at
the new theatre. The Roy Crawford
Stock company Is without a doubt the
best popular-price company that has
ever visited our city.
The remains of the infant son of Mrs.
Fred Bohm, were laid to rest this af-
ternoon in Fairview cemetery. Inn
pressive funeral services were held at
the late home, No. 1905 East street.
Tomorrow will be a busy day for the
w. l.. Trimble a 20. stage line W.
Thornton and Bland. The company
will be prepared to handle the crowd
which expects to attend the dedication
ceremonies OF the bridge across the Rio
Grande.
Nestor Montoya, the popular court
Interpreter and an influential politician
OF the Old Town, win take a vacation
tomorrow and go to the big bridge
celebration north OF Pena Blanca. II
Is expected a large number OF people
will go from here.
Tomorrow afternoon at the fair
grounds, at 3 o'clock, a game Of ball
will be played between the University
boys and the Indian school team. These
clubs put up a splendid game a few
weeks ago in which the University
team came out victorious. A small ad-
mission fee Of 10 cents will be charged.
Mrs. II. II. Wells. niece of Judge l..
$. and Col. A. A. Trimble, has arrived
from her old home at Hanson, KY, and
will prbably remain here indefinitely,
Mrs. Wells, with her husband, resided
In the old town of Albuquerque about
twelve years ago, and at that time Mr.,
Wells was considered one of the best
combined physicians and druggists In
central New Mexico.
Mr.. Holloway. for many years the
efficient and trustworthy electrician at
the Albuquerque electric light works,
accompanied by his estlmable wife and
: son, will leave shortly for Des Moines,
Iowa. Many in Albuquerque will re-
7 greet the above announcement OF the
forthcoming departure OF the Holloways
C and will hope that arrangements car
be made whereby they will remain
a here.
A. n. Brown, "A newspaper writer
from the Muldragh hill country OF Ken
lucky, where General Morgan in his
raids crossed and recrossed the dark
and bloody ground, is in the city to-
day, and made a pleasant call at The
Citizen office at noon to-day. Colonel
Brown is a typical Kentuckian-blg.
hearted and northumberland says
he will spring something on the public
In a few days.
There will be a new firm launched
In this city about the first OF July, and
will be known by the name OF o. w.
Strong & Sons. the business being con
Quoted at the old location-corner OF
North Second street and Copper ave-
hue. Mr.. Strong has decided TO take
his two eldest sons in partnership with
him in the undertaking and furnitur,
business. Harry Strong, a former pas
senger brakeman on the Santa II,
Pacific and expects to tender his resig
nation TO h a company during IN,
present month. Frank, the second sol
OF O. w. Strong, Is a young man who Il
quite proficient in the art OF embalm,
Ing and who has been in the employ
of his father for a number OF years
He Is well n favorably known to
nearly every resident OF the county and
will prove a valuable acquisition to tn,
firm.