Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-21

~ 1870 ~ @SiuAAS JhaoALNhN IN AAt1
sum of about 5000 for goods and mer-
chandise sold to defendants.
George j. Irwin. who came here n
short time ago from Sandwich, Illinois,
for his health, died yesterday at the
Eldorado hotel. The deceased had
been ailing for several days, and had
not been up. He took his breakfast in
his room yesterday morning. but was
not seen during the day. AS he did
not appear during the evening, some
OF the people in the hotel became us
picious and went to his room. The door
was locked and no response came to
their knocks. An entrance was forced
and Mr.. Irwin was found dead, lying
across the bed. He was cold and stiff,
and had evidently been dead some
hours. The death resulted, evidently
from weakness and exhaustion, as he
was in the act of dressing himself
when he died. He was a sufferer from
consumption, and letters found on his
person gave a clue to his home. Tele-
grams have been sent to the addresses
to ascertain what disposition shall be
made of the remains.
Yesterday at the county institute,
! which is being held at the normal
school, there were twenty-eight pres,
ent. The institute this year is prov
ing to be one of the largest as well as
successful ever held. There are two
applicants from Guadalupe county to-
day, there being no institute held in
that county.
Mrs. Griffith and Miss Kittie Hill,
who have been visiting in the city,
yesterday returned to their home in
Albuquerque.
Roy Mondragon, one of the men who
was shot by tramps near Littleton. a
Denver suburb, in Colorado, a few
days ago, proves to be an ex-resident
of Las Vegas. He left about n and a
half years ago and is very well known
here. He was a driver for Sig Moye at
one time, and has relatives in this
, city.
Buffalo Bits" purchasing agSnt
for the show was here today and made
arrangements for feed here. The ag-
gregation of the wild and woolly" will
show in Las Vegas on October 4 and
will makes jump from here to Hutch
!, inson, Kas.
Mrs. H. T. Unsell entertained the
Young Ladies' Whist club this after.
%
John Ryan, of st. Louis, died last
, night shortly after 8 o'clock at the
: Ladies' Home of tuberculosis. He came
here about the middle of July seeking
/, relief from his trouble. but his trouble
, was too far advanced. He roomed al
) the Shenck house until Sunday, when
he was taken to the home. His folks
, in st. Louis were telegraphed and are
on their way here now
. Dave Condin has a girl at his house
. Miss Condin arrived last night and
, her father is the recipient of c~ongratu
: lations today.
, Mrs. ]. o. Sherman is on today's in
4 disposed list.
C. w. Browne and family arrived
this afternoon from Ell Paso and viii
, visit with his brothers in this city.
Fred. Mendenhall, who was incar
, cerated in the insane asylum las
/. June from in the vicinity of Bell ranch
r this morning escaped from the asylum
, between 5 and 8 O'Clock. 1t is no
I known yet how the escape was made
' Eor in what direction he went. 4
p search is being made for him today.
q The Hebrew Ladies' Whist club me
Y yesterday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. Benjamin Lewis.
r j. C. La Masters has resigned his pc
a sition as engineer at the city pickle.
Q and left today for Los Lunas, where h
. will have charge of the Jones & Smiti
Touring mill.
q Miss Fannie Weisskopf, sister il
law to l.. Reich. arrived here toda,
v from ST. Louis for a visit.
Mrs. w. II. Watson, of Hot Springs
a Arkansas, came in this afternoon an,
d will visit with Mrs. J.. S. Clark an
q family.
Superintendent ID. L. Cain came /
n this afternoon from La Junta and stoI
# ped over for a few hours.
George p. Roe, general freight an
V passenger agent for the Santa Fe a
Q FL Paso, and son, arrived here toda
3 for a short stay.
8 William Munford, a native New Me,
lean was brought up today on No.
and taken out to the Santa Fe hospita
He fell off No. s near Ortiz last nigh
v and had one limb cut off and the othe
; badly mangled. The injured man lai
, nine hours next the track, and wa
/. found this morning by the section mel
u He was perfectly conscious and wi
most probably live.