Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-15

sary." When they arrived at
the store they y filed In in
the way they were lined up, Hawk
ms and Potter throwing their guns on
those in the store with the command
to hold up their hands. One fellow
was a little slow, SO Hawkins smashed
him over the head with a rifle, cutting
a big cash. 1t was only a minute or
so after the robbers entered the store
that Massage said he heard a shot,
and it was this shot that evidently
killed young Beaubein. Massagee re-
manned outside during the job. and
came in after an hour to get some
corn and help carry out the clothing
which was taken. When they got ready
t. leave, Hawkins ordered them on the
horses and then bid the crowd "Adios"
and they all calmly rode away.
About twelve miles from Sumner in
an adobe house a division of the loot
was made, each man receiving about
81.
The clothing was also divided here,
and later the gang broke up, Hawkins
leaving first by himself and then Mas
sagee n Potter.
Massage, who traded horses with
some fellow. was captured by the In
dams whom the horse was stolen from
and taken to the Mescalero Indian
agency and later to Alamogordo.
=, Cook, Neil and Smith were captured
, along the railroad by a posse who got
knowledge of their whereabouts by
[ the confession Of Massage.
/ AS soon as the testimony of Massa-
gee was finished the district attorney
, took up his argument and finished by
noon. The court convened agoin at 2
. o'clock and an hour was given to w. b.
; Bunker, the attorney for the defense
for his argument and shortly after 8
o'clock the case went to the jury. 1t
is not thought that the jury will be out
a very great while, but that a verdict
s will be returned this evening. 0
Diphtheria is raging at Tecolote
: and vicinity. there being four deaths
in one family there a few days ago.
The Round Dozen club were pleas
antly entertained yesterday by Mrs
e Clarence Iden.
d What might have been a most seri
e GUS fire happened this morning at
e o'clock In the rear of F. j. behring's
n plumbing ald timing shop. n the
whole rear frame building which ad
e Joined the stone building proper, |:
e a charred mass and the contents dam
aged beyond usefulness.
The night policeman tried to put th'
t blaze out as it was starting at the foo
d ! of a set of outside stairs, but was un
d successful and fire company had to b,
called out. The fire alarms of boil
= sides kept up a merry jangle until
large crowd was reused to see the fire
(which had spectacular features, tn
blaze lighting up the heavens. making
il appear as though the whole cas-
! side was on fire. Several claim tn
! honor of being the one to turn in tn
! alarm. but the blaze was well undo
way when the fire company got Their
. and they did good work, combining tn
4 blaze to the one building and not lei
7 ting even the dry goods boxes in tn
next yard burn. Mr.. Gross himsel
played a small hose on the door Lead
ing to the building proper and kept tn
fire outside. The damage is near 81
loco, with $500 insurance. The buildin
belongs to the Clements estate.
Joe Morse, known by most of tn
people in this city. died this mornin
= at Sis of tuberculosis. Mr.. Morse
- a son-in-law of b. Brash, of this cit.
y and had been sick about -four year
He was taken with typhoid fever Sc
eral years ago and the fever left nil
I'M J with lung trouble, the ravages {
N which he was unable to stop and b
succumbed this morning. He was
one time a resident ami clothing me
RS chant in Denver ana was only a lit
en- over 80 years of age. He leaves a vii
Ter and mother. and a host of good friend
in this city to mourn his loss-a los
,u which is a heavy n to the commun
ID ty. The funeral arrangements will
announced later. and it is possibI
that his remains will be shipped
. Denver.
Charles Doll has accepted a positio
II with Graf & Hayward.
Robert Foster and wife, son, Murrs
,en and Miss Margaret Foster. arrive
nly here yesterday evening from Nile
The Mich, and will remain in the city Il
lies the benefit of the health of some mel
nd. beers of the family.
&c II. +. Elliott and family arrived he
"a yesterday evening from Chicago al