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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-08

- rafe f l.her.' one cent a word for each
advertisement, 10 cents. In order 10 insure
prnper classification. all liners" should be lief,
TINS ntdce not later than 9 O'Clock D. m,
FOR SALE.
EQR sALE-Fre'h Jersey COW. 10 north
Walter street.
FOR SALk-A Charter gas or gasoline EN-.
IRlne' Nv horse power. in good working
condition and Just the thing for a ranchman,
Ior particulars. aud terms call on or address
Inc citizen, Albuquerque, N. M.
EOR SALk-A lot Of Tine Plymouth Rock
' Chickens Inquire of Mrs Henry Brock
meier, corner OF Walnut and Railroad avenue,
FOR SALk-s5O parlor base burner for 800,
store.
FOX SALE CHkAP-Market garden, eight
l and half acres, one mile from city of Albu
queIque, high state OF cultivation, orchard Of
bees; horses, cows. chickens, wagons and ali
farming utensils, Including a first class sor.
nitute, good story and a half brick house and
necessary out buildings. Inquire of Under
watts, llld Al6uquetque, N, NJ,
FOR RENT.
FOR RENI-Five room brick cottage, I'm
4 qulte al sls south Walter.
EOR kkNT-New Broom brick cottage, In
hlhh-Atdha .NtlE NbNlflONlt 10 pei nODtn.
water furnished. See Is, J, Parker.
FOR kENT-SeWing machines by month.
4 BoUadale * Co.
FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished, a .
a room house desirably located, To reliable
parties unly, Address IA, care of Citizen office,
kNOk RENT-LaTe alfalfa farm and fruit
orchard Apply to Gregory Rivera, Old
Alluquerque. |
EOR RANT Elegant furnished Tooms,
steam heal and bath with first class board, |
EOR RENT-Furnished house for rent An
ply 10 haMley ON the Corner.
WANTED.
|
Statesmen wanted to sell our goods bv |
- sample to wholesale and retail trade. We |
are the largest and only manufacturers In our
Inc ~ the world Liberal salary paid. Al. I
Oiess Nah'btA MlR, Co savannah, Ga,
WANlkD-lwu or thee nice furnished
" housekeeping rooms, Address /, care of
citizen office,
WANTED cook to 20 TO Santa Fe. In
qu,te at Mrs, Louis llfeld's 7Ol west
Avenue between . ad III o'clock AN
WANTkD-Capable, reliable person in ey-
,ety, county. 60 represent large company
pi solld nnanClal reputation; 4QS6 salary Der
ysat, payable weekly 10 per day absolutely
sure ana all expenses, straight, bona tide, def
mite salary, no commission; salary paid each
oalutdaY ana expense money advanced each
"tek' Standard House, SaKton building, Chi
VA ANTkD-Good houss servant for general
' work elderly woman preferred. Apply
btOckmeier a Cox, Gold ave.
I'D statesmen; salary or commIi-
' ' sion school furniture aud Supplies
mon school Furnishing CO.. 22l Madison
Chicago, III.
MALE hELP WANTED-Man wanted.
.,i mus' DC a hustler. Apply llb W, Gold
WAN1kD-trom one 70 two tons of sIb
' ullhe fail' state price, place and condi, {
lloh OF tau' Is, + Giltner, Albuquerque,
" NJ
,
M resh herring, redsnappers, lob
- sters, shrimps, patent case oysters
~ az the SAN JOSE MARKET to- :
morrow,
We want you 10 know the value We
IRE giving In all kinds Of fuel. Order ,
Hahn,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-08

whitney also Of the company. has ~
far escaped the prevailing disease.
VIII Ments. editor and publisher OF
the Bland Herald. who was here the
past three days. returned to Bland this
morning.
DR.. Crossan Is gaining wide reputa-
ton on account of several recent op.
erations. A short time ago he removed
several cancers from the face OF a Ger
rillos gentleman. and yesterday after
noon cut from the lip Of Jim Iai. a
Chinese gardener. a cancer which had
given Iai considerable trouble for NJ
teen years
This evening. Or. ]. +. Pearce, one
OF the best known physicians o. the
city will take a vacation from his prac-
tice and leave for the west, his ohjcc-
tive point being Honolulu, Hawaii. lie
expects TO leave n Francisco on a Pa
cihc ocean steamer on Saturday, Ian.
H. and his absence from. this city will
probably be about a month. Or.
Pearce Is the popular city physician.
and his practice during his absence viii
te looked after by Or. ]. X. Haynes.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-08

at a big reduction In price. Read nh,
advertisement n examine shoes. c.
Nays popular prices shoe store. 2OS
West Railroad avenue
Frank Hewett, manager for Hewett
Musettes and Lady Zetta, arrived in tbs
city last night from northern Idaho He
VIII remain In Albuquerque until his
company is booked over the entire cir
cult. Mr.. Hewett played the first trav.
eling company In Grants hall In 1888
I and also returned In 1898. This COM
pany Will be seen In Albuqueroue. In
March. In addition to the clever enter
tanners the beautiful presents they give
away nightly attract many people who
seldom visit the opera house, and they
play to crowded houses every where.
Go to Spears, the jeweler, on the cor
heT opposite the postofflce, for fine
watch repairing and great cut ON Elein
Watches. Also a fine latest improved
'Ss singe sewing machine. Call and
see them. For furnished rooms with
bath and good location call at si7 West
Silver avenue
AT the residence of Mrs. 3. s. Rodey
sOz Kent avenue. the Non-Sectarian
Benevolent society will meet tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The election
OF onicers viii take place and other Inn
Important business transacted.
Having bought 100 suits and pants
patterns at half price, we can make
you prices which Will be found inter-
esing to you. Simon Stern. the Rail
avenue clothier.
Drs. Wolvin a. Cars dental omc.s
IN the Grant block are open eyening
from z to Q o'clock. Fine gold work
and artificial teeth. Crown and bridge
work a speciality.
Dentistry at one-half our repulor
price for two weeks. beginning Jan. 1.
iSol' DIS. Brigham and Potter, the
EASTERN dentists. o "a. N. T. Arml-
building.
Miss NJ. c. Fleming. los Gold avenue
has moved her stock Of millinery goods
and fixtures to No. PIG south Second
The entire winter stock Of clothing
u handel & Grunsfeld's will be sold
regardless Of cost. See advertisement
IN the first page.
Don't buy your household goods until
'ou get u prices, Special prices for
ash or on easy payments. w. V, Flu
relle & Co.
IT'S Just as easy to buy good, clean
as the other kind and much cheap
r In the end. Phones 4l6 and 90. Hahn.
For furniture see Futrelle & Co. cor
ier Second and Coal.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-08

We want you 10 know the value We
are giving IN all kinds Of fuel. Order
from Hahn,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-08
Rdppe for Be.
CITY news.


The Brunswick 20 cent cigar 10 al
right.
Get Pine for that cough. Matthews
irug stol5.
All sizes stove wood and nns cedar
kirdllng at Hahn's coal yard.
Crystal lotion for chapped and rough
skin. Matthew's drug store.
At Matthews drug store your pres
criptions will be prepared scientifically
and honestly.
The celebrated Brunswick ten cent
cisar-the prize winner-at Flesher
Rosenwald's.
Hot water bottles. the best. a. reas-
onable prices at ]. II. o'Rielly n Co.'S,
Second and Gold avenue.
Mrs. ANN Engle. 42i Keleher ave-
nue., had twenty-one teeth extracted
without pain by the eastern dentists,
Smyrna ana Administer rugs; bs
shipment Just received. new goods;
good styles; standard quality. Albert
Faber. Grant building.
Gentlemen Now is the time to place
your order. Our clothing pleases and
the prices talk. Netneton Tailorins
agency. 2l5 south Second street.
IL you did not get a Christmas pres
ent 20 TO 10. Ilfeld a. Co.'S during his
special sale. You can buy one about
as cheap ss having 1t given to you.
Fountain and bulb syringes and
atomizers. A new stock just received
at }. II. o'Rielly q Co.'S. prescription
druggists, ORR Second and Gold Av-
enue.
During our stock taking we picked
out az broken sizes and such lines OF
mems, ladies' and ehndren's shoes
which We shall not carry during the
coming season. Those together with
sll ourfelt and rubber goods, we oneri
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-08

Anna Held cigars at ice Rich
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-08

nslresh herring, redsnappers, lob
- STEERS, shrimps, patent case oysters
In gat the SAN JOSE MARKET to-
morrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-08

GEry u S. Il s. Special honey cured
hams and American Beauty sugar
0cured breakfast bacon, satisfaction
guaranteed, SAN JOSE MARKET
sole agents.
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Imerole Treatment.

May be required 10 dispose Of our
stock OF winter suits, trousers, shirts,
underwear. But II shall be done. Look
out for green tags on our goods. ST.
NOR stern, the Railroad avenue cloth.
LEI.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

\ O1k-Al classified Advertisements. or
~ Htf ef lNners, one cent a word for each
assertion Minimum charge for any classified
advertisement 10 cents. In order TO insure
roper classification, all "llners" should be lief,
n thts nttcr not later than 2 O'Clock D. n.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-08

one trial and you are ours. Hard and
soft coal, coke and kindling. Hahn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
HER DIVORCE
PETITION
DISMISSED
Judge BIodgstt Refused ;
Decree Of Separation to
Mrs. MartinaIIi.

Judge Blodgett presided In the appel
late division Of the supreme court today
to hear contested divorce petitions. But
one case was heard and the petitioner did
not get the relief sought, because she
did not prove she had been I'm the state
long enough before the filing OF her bill.
The case was that OF Guissipana Mar
tinelli charged Ferdinando Martinelli. Mrs.
Martinelli charged her husband with ex-
treme cruelty and desertion. The parties
We're married in Italy twelve years ago
and Mr.. Martinelli i'm another suit that he
began some time ago makes serious
charges against his wife. Mrs. Martinelli
destroyed her chance OF getting a divorce
by her lack OF certainty as to the time
she first made her home here. She was
not sure whether she had been here 4
year or "A lesser period OF time when she
filed the petition under consideration.
Judge Blodgett said he had no jurisdic-
tion and dismissed the petition Thomas
4. Lee was attorney for Mr.. Martuelh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
WEDDING
MUST Be
POSTPONED
Garrett, After Drawing Savings
From Bank for the Event,
Was Wayfaid and Robbed

Rumford Falls. Me. Dec. 1e.-To secure
money which he had drawn from the
bank 10 dcfray the expenses OF his we'd
ding. three men waylaid Levi Garrett a
young French Canadian. on lonely foot
bridge here last night. stabbed and beat
him. robbed him Of $i57 and then left
him lying I'm the road.
Garrett finally recovered consciousness
and made his way TO his boarding place
whore he now is in serious condition.
lie has given the police description of
"A man he believes to have been concerned
In the robbery and it is expected that ar
rests will soon be made. y"
According TO the story Garrett told the
police today. ne drew N57, all his saw
ings. from the bank yesterday and was 10
go to him home IN Frcnchyillc TO-DAY 10
make preparations for his marriagc
Last evening. with a man whom nc had
seen frequently around town hut whose
name ne did not know. he went down to
the mill To sec mutual friend The
iriend was not az work and Garrett
started alone 20 return home
Just as he started Go cross tho foot
bridge . man stepped ont OF Tho shadow
aud asked for a match When he nat
his hand IN his pocket two other mon
Sptang upon him. bore him 60 the ground
tnd kicked him on Tho head lie rcmcm-
bers nOimng more until hc camr to him
sell some time later. lying in the road
TVS money was gone and his face VS.
covered with blood lie did not believe
himself seriously hurt. and went 10 his
boarding. place without assistance.
physician who was called however
round three had knife wounrfx. one III tho
abdomen, another IN the chest and "a
third on the face. lie was very week
from loss Of blood and the beating he had
received The physician said that Car
rett Will recover. but that he will BE- c0r-
lined 10 his bed for some time Garrett
today gave the police "a description OF the
man With whom he went 90 the mill last
night. They believe this was one III tho
ssssilanis and are sesTghiu. Icr him,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
ExPIATES
CRIME ON
GALL0WS
Allen Hanged for tho Brutal
Murder Of Man Whose Wife
He Had Assaulted.

Unlontown, Pa. Dec. t. William Allen
was hanged In the Jail hero at 1000 q. m.
Death was caused BY strangulatiou and
life was pronounced extinct i'm u minutes.
As he sscended the scafrold he threw back
his head and exclaimed: MY God"'
These were his only words
Fully 1909 people werc jammcd I'm the
jail yard to witness the execution.
The crime FOR which Allen paid the
penalty with his life was committed at
the II. c. Frick Coke company wynn
works on April - 1901. Hiram Mcmillan.
a middle aged man. had come from Pres
ton county. W. Va, I'm search OF work.
Iingiug with him young wife. whom he
had Just married.
They found temporary uuarters at the
shanty or one Kenney. and while there
the first night. William Allen. n big burly
negro stalked and .nsulted Mrs Mcmillan.
She resisted but Allen forced her out
side the shanty at the point OF a revolver
and assaulted her. Mcmillan attempted
10 interfere TO save his wife. but Allen
fatally shot him In the abdomen.
Allen was arrested. tried az the June
term and convicted Of murder In the first
degree. Since his conviction he has main
tsined indifference 90 his fate though nc
submitted tn being baptized in the Jail
Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12

! which William Breault PhiIlips Des.
planis, Damasee Deapeau and Joseph C,ro-
chlere, OF Woonsocket, were called on In
plead. They all pleaded not guilty ana
were required each To give ball i'm the
sums OF soVv. They could none of them
furnish the sum.
Christopher G. Douglas, an old man in.
dicted for assault with a dangerous
weapon pleaded not guilty. Bail xI010 =
Two indictments charging assaults
win dangerous weapons were found
against Annie Stewart a young colored
woman. She Is charged with making at
lacks on TWO persons with revolyers-
Bali in each case was fixed at $1,000.
Arthur Harris, indicted for receiving
stolen goods pleaded nolo contendere.
Probation officer Wightman took chargs
| of Harris.
George Jordan pleaded nolo contenders
10 an indictment charging larceny from
me nerson. Jordan was taken I'm charge
by Mr.. Wightman.
SOLD BOGUS THEATRE TICKETS
Joseph r.. Davis indicted FOR false nrc.
tences. pleaded nolo contendere He tried
TO make "A fortune by selling bogus the
aie tickets. He represented himself as
tickets that were stamped as Empfre
tickets. 1t Is claimed Davis is wanted
I'm Norwich. Conn, for larceny. Davis
was sentenced TO % days in Jail.
Alfred Houle and Louis Pouiin pleaded
nolo contendere TO breaking and entering
a a snop ar,, at Woonsocket; The boys took
nority
Joseph silva and Minnie silva. indicted
LOT nuisance, pleaded nolo contenderA.
The Silvas, II Is claimed, kept a very bast
place on Globe street. Joseph was sent
TO Jail for 30 days and Minnie to jail for
" Gays ana both must pay fines OF 500
each and costs.
Edward Meehan and William Fuller
We're indicted for the novel offence OF
breaking and entering an unoccupied
dwelling house, with intent to commit
malicious mischief. Both pleaded nolo
after lead pipe. They had cut off = strin
or pipe eight feet long and were after
another bit of pipe when caught. Each
was given six months I'm Jail.
Joseph Falvey. indicted for embezzle-
ment, pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000.
John Devine. indicted for larceny, plead.
ed noio contendere. lie stole maple sugar.
some S29 pounds OF IL. from East Provi-
dence. John was placed IN charge oc
Probation Officer Wightman.
Rose Hanks, indicted for an assault
with a dangerous weapon. pleaded not
guilty. Bail $1,000.
Ira A. Foster, who was jointly with
Maud X. Foster three times Indicted for
false pretences. pleaded not guilty Ia
each Indictment. Maud X. is out on ball
Bail was required of Ira to the amount
of 5000 Later Foster changed his plea
TO nolo contendere end was placed on
probation.
OUT ON PROBATION.
Annie. alias Bridget Campbell, Indicted
FOR nuisance. pleaded nolo contendere
She was placed in charge OF Miss Deuehy,
probation officer.
Frank Coney to an Indictment charg-
ing him with the defacing of building.
pleaded nolo contendere. Coney had
trouble with bartender and put bricks
through the saloon window. He was sent
to Jail FOR 30 days
Andrew J. Larson. indicted for stealing
Continued on Page Two).
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
THIEVES WERE CRAFTY.

even when he withdrew in favor OF Pa.
trolman Bennett
THIEVES WERE CRAFTY.
Nor does II seem that Patrolman Rem
nett could be to blame. for he leaves the
same beat upon the appearances of relief
shortly after daylight during the pres
eht season. meaning before 5 O'clock
There is an awning in front of the store
ahd also an electric light pole opposite
and the shadows OF both are reflected on
the display window OF the Devoll empo-
rum just where the dual shadows set
ted the crafty thieves cut a circular hole
scarcely foot I'm diameter and throug h
such an aperture secured their booty
Mr.. Deyoll proprietor of the store. tes-
uiied that he had passed by I'm the early
morning and IT was then daylight and
ne did not discover the glass cutting and
break
Miss Gay. who is held as a receiver of
stolen goods and alleged accompIice 10
the two young men already I'm custody
for the crime, admitted that they made
two trips Friday evening. one shortly af-
ter 10 O'Clock and the other Just before
midnight bringing the plunder TO the
Aborn street room.
Subsequently when she protested they
TOOK most OF the plunder and departed
Another young woman testified 10 see
Ing man shortly after 10 O'Clock Fri.
day night, standing I'm front of DevofT-s
window and acting suspiciously. From
Continued on Page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12

The police board gave a hearing today,
10 Patrolmen Dunn and Bennett who are
under suspension temporarily for not re-
porting the break into Devolls jewelry
store, corner Westminster and Burrll
streets, some time Friday night last.
The inquiry was based upon the rapnrt
of Chief Baker who had no special evil
dence to present to the commissioners in
executive session and this same session
lasted nearly two hours.
The officers appeared In. their own be-
half, Messrs. Dunn and Bennett testifying
that they had ever endeavored 70 do their
duty.
Patrolman Dunn has been on the force
IA years and Patrolman Bennett for i3
years and during the greater portion OF
such period they have covered the beat
from Mathewson. up Westminster 10 the
Cathedral and down Weybosset to Math-
ewson street again.
Never. as Chief Baker admitted. had
any complaint been made against these
Officers as To dereliction Of duty, and
they seemed To be more than acceptable
TO the residents and taxpayers of the ter
ritory to which they were assigned.
SCREENED BY A SHADOW.
Patrolman Dunn was on duty Friday
evening, from o'clock until a m SAT-
urday, when he was relieved by PATROL
man Bennett. The former made his reg
ular rounds and noticed nothing unusual.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12

by AARON MILKMAN.
Auction! F.!
NEW AND MODERN
Household and
Office Furniture,
At Ny Large stores,
Nos. I25. ~ and I29
Eddy Street.
Wednesday,
DECEMBER 18Th
And Following Days,
AT 10 O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
Nos. I2S, 27 and I29
Eddy Street.
Wednesday,

Two upright grand pianos. solid ma
hogany and massive hand-carvcd parlor
suites. Turkish ovcrstuffed rockers di-
vans and reception chairs. mahogany and
OAK bookcases, sdeboards, chiffoniers.
high boys. wardrohes. dining chairs I'm
leather. large and handsome: mahogany
dfeSscrs' toilet tables. cheval glass. china
cabinets.
Solid and elegant designed brass bed
lows. Comforters. blankets bed linen
fancy upholstered rockers. centre and side
tables
9Xl2 Wilton and Administer rugs. A
largo line OF carpets, made I'm the roll
straw mating and linoleum.
Small rugs Of every description, genuine
leather chairs and couches. chamber
suites in mahogany. birdseye maple. curly
birch. oak. etc
tlp-to-date Morris chairs. parlor and
roll-top desks. mantel mirrors. marble
clocks ONYX and gold designs
Point lace curtains, portieres. velour ta-
hle and couch covers. parlor lamps. silver
and cut glassware.
taviland china. l30-piece dinner set.
buffet, hall stands. Plimpton couches and
Davcnports, iron and brass beds, Sanitary
mattresses, all kinds OF steel and iron
bed springs
The celebrated Penn. steel oven range
and parlor heaters. etc. etc.
Nearly every article I'm this great sale
s. new and up-to-date furniture. and !
am compelled by the strict orders from
the different owners 10 sell.
YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS.
IL you wish To buy al private sale now
or during the four days auction. polite
and attentive statesmen will assist you.
AARON MILKMAN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12

The manufacture OF shoes is to be aban-
doned I'm the Rhode Island state prison.
This decision has been arrived at by
Rice a. Hutchins, OF Boston. which firm
has had contract with the state board
Of charities and corrections running over
several years. 'and which has largely con-
iributed to the support of that institution.
The average number OF convcts in the
shoe shop has been $50, with 175 on rush
orders and az times 200 hands. The
product has been large and OF superior
quality of workmanship. as the convlcts
were carefully trained i'm the trade.
The firms last contract expired on Dec.
], when notice was served upon Warden
Wal that there would be no renewal
Rice * Hutchins. so Warden Vial says,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
DISCHARGED,
SHE RAN
AWAY.
Irene Stiles After Losing Her
Place in the Riverside
Mil Disappeared.

The police have been asked to look up
missing girl
Irene Stiles, IS years old, disappeared
from her home. $50 Westminster street, ct
noon yesterday
She had been employed at the Riverside
mills and Tuesday she and another girl
younger than herself got 10 fooling.
spoiled some work and were discharged.
Irene called at the mill, yesterday morn
ing to get something belonging to her and
then told young man that she was GO
ing TO New York last night.
Her mother says that Irene has young
relative I'm New York and that she may
have gone TO the latters home.
This Is not the first time that the girl
has run away from home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
ONE MISSING.
Several Injured in Fire In Hotel
at Ford City.
zio-7I2 No. Main ST.

Ford city, Pa. Dec. 12-Thc Fifth
Avenue Hotel OF this place was destroyed
Wv fire at an carly hour today. One man
IS missing and several employees and
guests were injured by jumping from the
second and third floors 60 the ground.
Those most seriously injured were:
j.. r. Hammond. night policeman;
burned about face ana body.
\. a. Aronson. Pittsburg: injured in
tcrnally by Jumping
George Richards, badly burned about
hands and face.
James Mclaughlin. burned about face
and hands
James Karl broken log.
Valentine Dobold. proprietor of the
hotcl. face burned
Michael Mccartney leg broken
man named Dumont a. missing and
u rs foarcd was burned to death The
building ana contents were valued at
$50 000