Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-17

ton of the loft, the whole left side of
his face blown away and the blood and
gore all over him and forming a large
pool on the floor. The BAH. which was
a large 44-eaiber, entered the left side
of the mouth, he evidently putting the
muzzle in mis- mouth. The bullet broke
his jawbones and came out at the
back of lne neck. The wound was a
large ragged one, tearing the whole in
side of his head, and death evidently
had been instantaneous. Undertaken
mains to his establishment. The fun
eral arrangements have not yet been
made. IS
Roy Clark came in this morning
from Deuel's ranch at Fort Union with
Edward Anderburg, who needed med
ical attention. Mr.. A%nderburg is a
tenderfoot from New York, and yester-
day, while trying to mount a lusty
broncho, was hurt. When mounting,
the horse started to un, before he was
on. He jumped and fell, falling on the
left side of his lace, the fall breaking
his glasses. which cut him severely
below the eye, making three stitches
necessary.
The faculty of the Normal university
will tender a reception to their friends
Friday evening at the Normal.
The Normal foot ball team have or
gained and began practice work.
S~paulding's Foot Ball annual for
this season contains an excellent half
tone picture of the Las Vegas Normal
foot ball team.
Sister Mary Faber, OF the boretto
academy, left yesterday for Santa Fe
for a few days visit.
Manager Twitchell says his team for
the Gray Creek match next Saturday
and Sunday will be the best he has
ever gathered together here. Worries
will hold down second, Mcdonald first
base, and Lempke, Pop Eyler or Al
Whittridge of the Denver team will do
the Sunday twirllng if arrangements
can be made. Flaherty will pitch Sat
urday's game.
Arthur Nygren, another of Vegas
crack ball players, will leave tonight
for his old home in Illinois, where he
will remain. Mr.. Nygren is a most
pleasant and popular young man, and
F, many friends regret to see him leave
Vegas.
Frank Springer accompanied his
daughters east last night on No. s to
New York, where the ladies will attend
Columia university. &
A. A. Jones went up to Ration last
night to attend to a little counting.
j. S. Rhodes and wife will leave to
morrow for Denver, where Mr.. Rhodes
goes to have an operation performed
d. w. Pierce and James Phillips are
on the sick list today. I-
w. II. Rhodes, wife, daughter, Edna
and son, Charles, will leave tonight fol
Caney, Kan. to visit Mrs. Rhodes
parents. Later they will go OF to To
peka to visit the family of w. Y
Black. Charles Rhodes, Vegas sta
twirler, will remain in Topeka and at
tend school for the winter.
William e. Gray Is here with thre'
car loads of very fine cattle he ha
picked up back east and is taking witt
him to his home, Queretaro, Mexico.
Bert Worries, the Albuquerque cracl
second baseman, returned home today
Father Gilberton left this Afternoon
for Ribera on a pastoral visit.
n. r. Nickerson, general manager O
|, the Mexican Central, went through t
his home at Mexico City on No. l tC
, day from a trip east.
c. e. Perry and wife, o. G. Scnaefel
, l.. r. Allen and +. l.. Browne wen
|. down to Santa Fe this afternoon to a
: tend the meeting of the territoris
: grand lodge of Knights of Pythia
which convenes there tomorrow for
two days session. Sixteen member
from the northern part of the ~territor
also went through to attend the NEE
ing. Seventy-two IS the total attenC
ance figured on.
Misses Minnie and Lottie Wills ell
~tertained a number of friends at the
: home this afternoon.
: Lloyd U. Dick and wife arrived her
today from West Newton, Pa, for
visit here with their brother, James 4
' Dick. and family.
School opened in districts Nos. l an