Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-27
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.
A Merchant of Las Vegas in a Bad
Fix-The Field Day Meet,
ALUMNI BANQUET.
speclal Correspondence.

5' JCbA5 PtOBAN
danced to the strains of string music
until a late hour and enjoyed some es-
pecially fine refreshments. The Ray
nolds' home is particularly adapted for
entertaining and the fine hardwood
floors made an ideal place on which to
trip the fantastic.
&. l.. Harris is somewhat under the
weather today.
j. w. Burridge, the young man who
has been keeping books for Dick. has
resigned and gone to Haywood, where
he has a good opening.
w. b. Ballou. who is one of the well
known healthseekers here, leaves to-
morrow for Rociada.
George Degner, m of the Normal
graduates. leaves tomorrow for his
nome in Ration.
Miss Eleanore NJ. Hill will leave to-
morrow for her home in Michigan to
be gone for the summer.
Mrs. G.. w. Simons, who has been
here some time for her health, left to-
day for her home at Marshall, Mimi,
but says she likes the climate so well
she will return.
At the card party given yesterday
by Mrs. Byron T. Mills, about fifty lady
friends were present and INDUCED in
the SlN-Iidllutu tuCHIt COlltSI. Mis-.
p. c. Carpenter won first prize, Mrs.
A. Minnett look second prize, and Miss
Dove Wilson was satisfied with the
consolation. Splendid refreshments
were served and a pleasant afternoon
spent.
/. Kaiser. the pleasant old fellow
that keeps the little notion store next
to Apple Brothers on the west side,
was found unconscious and lying on
the floor of his store this morning by
some of his friends. He had evidently
ruptured a blood vessel of the brain
some time during the night and fallen
off the bed, which is in the rea of the
shop. Something was first noticed to
be wrong when he did not open up as
usual and his milk was left standing
outside the door. The store was then
broken into. and Mr.. Kaiser found as
reported. A physician was summoned
and he was later removed to the La
dies Home for better care, he being
alone here. He regained partial con-
seriousness, but one of his arms seem
ed paralyZed. Mr.. Kaiser is a man of
fine condition, and was formerly a
rabbi at some place south of here.
The Gun club shoot yesterday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Bennett,
of Denver. was we'll attended by ladies',
as well as men, and some good shoot
ing was done. The Bennets are very
pleasant people, and exceptionally
good shots. The score on twenty birds
was as follows: Mrs. Bennett, II; Ny.
Bennett. 16: Dearth, II; Miller, Is;
Ross, 10; and Quinley IL. A triple rise
was then shot as partners and Mrs.
Bennett and Dearth tied Miller and
Ross with Z out of 8 while Mr.. Bennett
and Quinley only got 6 birds. Mr.. Ben
net represents some nrm
! and Mrs. Bennett takes subscriptions
for a sporting magazine. The couple
went south this afternoon.
One of the Chinese joints on Rail
road avenue, near Jackson street, came
neal getting in trouble last night. The
night policeman found the Chinaman
h~arboring a young colored girl of
about II years and when the police
man knocked, the lights were quickly
put out, the rear door opened and Miss
LUCINDA grabbed her chapeau in hand
and left an aurora borealis in the night
air. she went through it SO fast up the
street. Some of these Joints around
town need a wholesome cleaning out,
and they will be, if the proprietOrs do
not mend their ways.
The horse case at Judge Woosters
yesterday evening was decided in
favor of Herman Perlstein. 1t seems
Perlstein had bought the horse and
Abran Salazar claimed the animal by
right of a brand A. S. on the horse.
Perlstein then paid him $l5 for the an
imal and made complaint and the case
was decided in plaintiffs favor; the
defendant having TO pay the costs and
refund the SIS to Perlstein. There was
more gray matter wasted bordering
over the animal than it was worth.
The Alumni banquet last night at
the MonteZuma was set for torty-hve
plates. only the Alumni society and
the faculty. with a few friends, being
present. Miss Murray gave a toast TO
the new graduates and Clarence Brown
responded for the class of '02. Pro
fessor Boucher made a talk for the
faculty and Professor Hewett spoke on
the university and its work. After he
banquet the diners adjourned TO the
ball room n INDUCED in dancing
until a late hour.
Secretary DaTnar, of Colorado, has
been invited here by the local direc-
tors of the Y. NJ. c. A. to explain the
work and place the benefits of the as
ISOLATION before the people in a public
meeting some time the first part of
July. There has been splendid pro-
gress made in the solicitations for
members. and there is little doubt hut
what more than the necessary 100
members Will he secured.
At the Field Day meet yesterday
Norris Cochran made IS points and
wins the athletic gold medal given by
Mr.. Blackwell. Charles Rhodes came
next with IS points. Cochran took the
220-yard dash, standing high and run
ming broad jumps, and the pole vault.
rest of the eleven events were
taken by Rhodes, excepting the quar-
ter-mile run, which was won by Albert
Atkins. The other contestants were
Thomas Upton, Carl Lehman, and
Harry cakes. The attendance at the
meet was rather light.
Miss Teresa Long will entertain a
large number of her friends tomorrow
night at her home. The affair will be