Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-31
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their commissions from the governor.
All three officers were promoted a
step. and will be obeyed and respect.
ed. as they are fully qualified.
Mrs. Keeper. who has been acting
as substitute teacher during the term
just closed, under Superintendent
Hickey. has gone to Lawrence, Kan
sas. for the summer. Her son Dorie
accompanied her. II all goes well they
win return here In the fall, as the
boys health has improved In this ell.
mate.
Party with capital a secure In.
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party. For full particulars address
Drawer q, Stamford. Conn.
Prof. u. y. Childs has resigned his
position at the University and has
gone to Ohio. where he has accepted
tnc chair Of professor of physics In
one of the leading universities. Dur
ing his two years residence here Prof,
Childs has made many friends and
gndoarod himself to the public as u
competent instructor and a thorough
gentleman.
The sudden death of Alfred Helm,
beck yesterday was only learned by
his employer, III. Il. Fox, when the lat
ter returned from Camp Whitcomt
last evening, where he had been
| spending the day with his wife. The
news vas a great shock to Mr., Fox,
as the young man was a faithful and
competent workman In whom Mr.. FoS
had implicit confluence.
Funeral services were held this af
ternOon at st. Johns church over the
| remains of Alfred Heimbeck. who
Gied so suddenly yesterday. Rev
| Robt. Renison OBLIGATED. The body
will be shipped tonight to Burlington
Iowa, for burial. The jewelry stor,
OF II. Il. Fox. where Mr.. Heimbeck
was employed, was, out of respect t.
the deceased, closed today since noon
Although The Citizen had two rep
rescntatiyes at Las Vegas, PARTED
pants in the base ball game yester
| day afternoon, no Official news of tn,
| result of the game has been received
It Is learned, however, that the Uni
| NtlHiNg bbsn WIZ NOihIl'N'iS oNaAhp
| ed. the Normals winning by the scor,
| Of 10 to 4. The heroes from Albu
querque are expected home tonight
when the particulars Of their disas
trous defeat will be known.
The court of claims at Washington
has settled that the Indian depreda
on claims growing out of the raw
ages committed by Geronimo at tn,
time of his raid through Arizona, will
not be allowed. The courts hold tina
the Apaches were then at war will
the United States. and that the gener
al government cannot be held respon
sible for their d~epredations. The onl!
remedy is an act of congress. Tn,
supreme court has affirmed this de
cision.
A. A. Levy, n former resident o
Sabinal, Socorro county. died at New
Orleans, La, on May 2S. lie leave
two little girls, whose mother died Ii
Albuquerque eve years ago. MI
Levy was born in France, but cam
to the United States about 40 year
ago, and when he was quite a boy.
Sunday, June I'd, will be Trinit,
Sunday, and will end the pascal time
II will he the last day Ia perform tn
pascal duty of going to confession an
communion enjoined by the Catholi
church.
Justice Crawford. at this morning
session of the court. heard the cas-
OF George Wilson and Otto Williams
charged with appropriating the poke
book of Mrs. Peter Scheck at RobiT
son park yesterday. the details of tn
case being published In last ever
ing's Citizen, After hearing the ties
timony his honor held the two youn
colored men to await the action of tn
grand jury in the sum Of $3.50 each
Art Robinson, the third party in tn
case, was not charged with participat
ing in the division of the money an
IA released,