Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

last night from the north and rcgis-
tered Al the Hotel Highland from To-
ronto, Canada. The ladies' are con-
templatlng a visit OF few weeks In
Albuquerque.
b. .. Rodey, attorney, was passen-
ger for sOl0moBvllie Arizona, laat
night. Dan Pipkin, the alleged train
robber Nho recently escaped convic-
tlon IN the district court Of this city
IL 20 be tried thia week al sOlomonviiie
for horse stealing, and Mr. Rodey.. who
represented Pipkin here, will also night
his legal battles az solomonvilie.
Mr. ". ID Relnkcn. the leading mer-
chant IN watrous, and wife. who are
now in Europe, expect 20 start home
April t. They do not care 20 80 20
the Paris exposition. They are now In
Germany with MIR. Reinken'a brother.
They went from New York by the way
Of Gibraltar and Rome. Th'u 10 the
NTH visit Mr.. Reinken has made 20 his
old home aimee coming to the United
States.
j. Pvternei. a weil-known Galiuplte.
came In from the west last night and
put up at the sturgcs European. lie
states that the people of Gallup re-
ceived the news yesterday, before his
departure for Albuquerque. informing
them that the national congress would
undo the work OF the last territorial
legislature in creating Mckinley coun-
". and that the people OF Gallup were
corrsspondingy happy.
II 10 almost a foregone conclusion
that the iewd women occupying the
brick houses south VI the new theater
on Third street. viii either be COM
PEELED to remove or keep themselves
behind the curtains on theatcr nights,
This viii prevent the women. some OF
whom are ugly In face and haggard In
appearance. from making exhibitions
OF themselves, especially while people
are going 10 and from the theater
Mira h. Renner. the estlmable moth
er OF Mrs. Q. A. Hudson and Miss
Edith Renner. accompanied by her
grandson. Harry Davis. ief1 this morn
Ing for st. Louis. After a short Wis
" there among relatives and friends.
they viii visit New Albany. Ind, and
from there viii go TO Milwaukee. Wis.
where some time win be spent also
among relatives and friends. They
viii be absent from the city for several
months.
a. NJ. Bergere. clerk OF the Firts ju-
dicial district, came In from the south
this morning and continued on "a
Santa Fe. The San Juan county court
opens al Aztec on the 10th and ME-.
Bergere. as clerk has TO be In attend
anoe. He has just returned from his
sheep ranch. whore lanbing 10 now In
progress. and he reports the sheep In
fine condition and states that the
lambing viii produce a fTst-ciass fer-
age this season.
George l.. Badger and son, Harry
Badger. have returned TO their home AT
La Porte. Ind. and from what The
Citizen learns about them without =
very good reputation. The Badgers
came out here for the health OF the
father and a short time after their mr.
rival located themselves In the Hell
canon nelghborhood. W. A. II. ,. AN
strong, who 10 here afro from La Porte
states that the Badgers proved them
selves little In all financial transac.
tlons and entirely too eager 60 secure
grub" In a very peculiar manner
from others. They had a trunk stored
away al the Grand Central. and Pro
prietor owen states that the trunl
has disappeared and not q Badgel
called on him 70 thank him for the SAT-
keeping Of the trunk.
I'D. u. Harsoh. VI soda water fame
10 In bad luck these days. On election
day. while out drumming up voter
20 the Second ward polls, he wa
thrown from the hack and SUSTAINED
injuries that prevented him from far
ther work and laid him up for a few
days. Yesterday while tamperinl
with a bottle. tie bottle broke aud re
suited in the left hand OF MIR Harscl
being badly cut II viii be seyera
weeks before the injured hand can b
used.
Juan MOya. residing in the Chihua
hua district OF north Broadway ON th
Highlands. was up before his honor
Judge Crawford, this morning Aoy'
was accused OF purlOining a set OF har
ness and tapping lightly with his rs
en- the cheek OF a Mexican lady. Bot
are serious charges. but az the testi
mOny presented was OF a oircumstan
tial nature. not positive. the Judge con
oluded TO send Moya 20 the county jal
for thirty days.
Albuquerque viii soon have a ne'
brass band The musicians OF N
italian colony have organized thom
selves into a band consisting Of TWEEN
ty-two members. and they expect 4
furnish first-eiass music in fe'
months. Prof. DiMauro is the ieade
an dteacher A practice meeting wa
held 81 II. A. ~. Palladino's Lac
night
Miss Martinez, sister OF Juan n
Martinez. Of Barelas where he con
ducts small general merchandls
store, died Tact night al 1880 o'olocl
after a lingering Illness, The deceas
ca was "a years Of age. Her funera
and burial will take place az B0reiA
tomorrow morning az o'clock.
Capt. Jack Fleming. the coal min
Inspector FOR New Mexico. came q
from professional visit Go Captain
In the Alamogordo neighboFhood. thl
morning. The captain says that th
coal mines OF Captain are shipping 60
tons Of coal daily. He will leave 20
Gallup tonight.
Late yesterday afternoon A. Simpler
the undertaken received a TELEGRAM
from Manuel Armijo, OF Pena Blanca
asking that a caHkei be- az once ship
ped 10 him via Thornton. The eanke
was sent 10 Pena Blanca last night.
Eleven men belonging 90 the Unite'
States navy passed through Albuquer
que last night on their way % Ma
ailia. They have formerly been on th'
Indiana and Massachusetts, ana parf o.
them on the recruiting steamer Yer
mont They are going 20 san Fran.
cla,o, where they expect % 20 aboard
ahe wisconsin. There we're twelve
othera who should have come, ous 81