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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
Two LONG OVERDUE
SHIPS ARE SAFE

The French h.rk Joinviiis. rs
5sys out sTS1sz eis,Sa Esrear. bound
for Valparaiso. = reported 10 have
the overdue list for same time. and
a. was generally believed that she
had been wrecked during the terrific
storm that recently rAvagcd the
Chilean coast.
Local shipping men also expert
euced another surprise when the
safe arrival - the Swedish bark
Trupic was announced.
Laden with grain. the Tr0pic left
San Francisco ~ days ago for Mel
bourne. A cabiegram received
Monday Of the present week. re-
ported the findiuK al Port stephen
OF a life buoy and Some wreckage
5f17iff - isssaffFffrsft ~ trHAtnH rum
the Troplc. Under the influence of
this. the rates u Reinsurance on the
vessel rapidly advanced to 20 per
cent.
Those who speculatea on her are
today conarntulatinR themselves on
their Investment The Tfopic was
commanded By Captain Bruce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

steamer Steamer Meteor which IL
under charter Co the haae company,
IL expected 90 arrive from Vancouver
toniEht aud eomplets her cafso fuf
Nome.
Steamer Albion waH towed 60 port
from faft Gamble ~ the tua Nea0lute
yesterday Afternoon. hcf propeller havs
Ina besn injured by rapo which boz
came sntanEled IN u.
Steamer Charles Nelson IL due 90
reach this port tonight from San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

yerage 2sc 10 soc on the dollar.
white Waists for Ladies In Indi.
linen. prsttiiy trimmed Nith In
sertion. ali slEse. worth n.3
fo II .......s.......a...+. ODE
8aseeE. Lawn and Chambrsy
waists. IN white. black and cot
orr. 81 slxes. big assortment OF
styles. worth sz.vo. TO II soe
Wash SILK Waists. In white or
black. front trimmed with lac.
insertion. back tucked. puff
sleeve. laces. cuff collar. all ssser,
worth 40, 70 Ill.,. 1919
Full pound package OF Absorbent
Cotton. regular price CSC; to II
.ss.sss.ss. .s..ss..+..s -.s....- Soe
One half POUND package Absorbent
coiton. regular price sc. : % II
.s+ssss-ss. 1890. s.ss .-.ss <oe
Finest quality Rubber Sponge. me-
dium size. regular price &c; : 70
II sssssasss 1890 .sss.ss -+s.ss wv
Finest quality Rubber sponge.
large size. regular price tieos
10 IL .s.sssss.s4s|.sss.ss- $50 Que
Vrill Beauty Brush. regular price
tac. ! 60 iis.--ss....I. -. :. ...s Sue
hest quality Red Rubber Gloves.
regular price si.eo; s 20 H.. .7ee
Extra quality Infant Brushes, reg
uiar price 9sc. 10 ii........lTc
Pedsstrtcune Skirts. the kind you
pay s. 90 for. on special sale from
10 II only at..s.s4.. s....- $3.50
Fine kcrpey careE. IN navy tan.
and black. seif-strspped and
nicely lined. actual value $50:
special TO fi.....s.........s 3.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

wonder what Frisco will DO nest O.
knock the Puget Sound navy YaFdf
rhe ilrtakrrs. the famous hotel at
Palm teach. Fia., destroyed ~ fire.
A complete jury has at last been OH
tanned fer the trial 81 1cst aud White.
the Kentucky feudis,s.
Answers 60 the AnSieas
Ruth 81 Nenten u is perfectly prop
81 % EiFs Lusiia a wat~Fed atlk shirt
~aist at her linen shower
ballard polite ARRESTED Pred tufay.
a bey who wanted 20 rua away With
= dos and peas show,
Special ssssicn u the Kansas isKis-
iatur~ t. vots RELIEF fcr the fiasd suf.
fsrerr will probably be convened
Twenty people drowned IN a cloud.
burst At nisese. Aria.
three Japane.s a-paFt.d frem van
ceuver we're sent hack 60 Seattle.
Statue ~ Gen Joe Hooker ~til be un-
Nelled &C Desten June ~
On the vsrsnda
hreak. break. hrwak
] think that Il = On. gee
he'a have a ne ~ ~ saw you
sittlhs hrfs. hazsias me
King cvunty Laureate.
tcohE man do soa kaos u 10 Eoins
70 cost you 8 70 set married after to-
daSf
officer ana sta rnen injured ~ expls-
nien aboard the nritlsh cruiser Coed
Hape. az Gibraltar
Inhabitants - New Ifehfldss snur-
dsFea the crew u schooner which
laasea there.
Over ias.eee pgants Il waui sold IN
ons consignment az The n~iirs. or at
ffsm i . Is eentr a pound
Three hundred pilgrims fran she lle-
~ land received ~ tins pels ea thei.
way homs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

PATRONS OF TWO CAR LINES SUBJECTED TO THE
INpEcENcY OF SCORES OF MEN AND BOYS
POLICE REFUSE TO ACT.

from the car lines, and paHaenKers
are made involuntary witnesses Of
the disgusting SPECTACLE. The nuiss
ance appears t. he worst between 5
and : e'cluek IN the evening. and
hence practically she entire popula-
ton 81 tremout and the Green Lake
district ate subjected % the wUnton
display.
The police have been repeatedly
asked to take somc action. but With
nut result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
SAW JETT
FIRE SHOT

JACKSON Ky. June i9.-sThe court
began taking testimony In the lest ard
White murder case this murning The
first witness was David Eueps wh1
was Ia runVsrsatiou with AfiorAaY
Marcun uh@a he waa shpt ffs saU
Marcum falA ahot through the back
frusa hrhind ths ceurf house door, lie
saw Iett walk out with = smoking re-
solTer IN his hand and fire second
shos Through fhe pru~tvate rnan's head
ne stood and Watched his victim fas
a few minutes 10 make sure that b
was dead. then lriearsly Ssissd s~af
Ewen turned aud ran away. brirs
afraid that Jet would shopt him.
There IL Considerable excitement. a.
q T. rnmored thas the town r. 10 b
placed unfer martial law This Ncuid
give the soldiers the right to make ar.
rests. and the HarEis faction WOULD
b. shorn II uach n tta powsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

Patrons 81 the Green Lake ana
ballard Fremont ear lines In adj
dttlon 70 crowded and poorly ven
tilated eats are niEhtiy subjected 10
Insults against puelic dccanvN That
portion ~ Lake Union near the foot
. At0succt Etrcet has become a
raVoritc rcsoft Tor hathers ma
saFitt NJ whom 50 Into the water
stark naked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
TOEXHUME
THE BODY
Drowned Man May Have
Been abraham Levan

The body e the unknown man which
WAS found In The uuwamlsh river June
h. 20 b. exhansa frem the poitsfs
field this afternoon. "a order that ane
other effort % identity Il M h
made. The body wAz helt AZ the
moraus. but no one appeared Nhe had
known tho man IN hfs
Teaay coHunsF tieys Vas TOLD that
residents - HaonYdale believed the
eedY was that of Abraham LIS IA. Who
disappeared from euanS asiA ssyyFai
weeks afo iaesan has not been sseis
nor heard from aiaes. itc had eansids
srabie property az aunnydnie that dur
iaE Bic absence IL bsins cared fur -
ffirHaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

ltluhlaetiS customers. Savings
shifting Madras ~ inches wide.
beet styles ard cuiorn and worth
t@he. : to II. Thursday. a yard
ssssss+s ts4ssss*s ssssss4tsss os.c
wsaaes Shades. = vsry good quail
ify water color opaque mounted
on a good spring roller, brackets
Haa ssngs included. al the fol-
lo~ing prices. from 10 IL.
ase-fooi. value ei see. special. each
ss..ss.tsss ssses.s-+s.s $3.50 xie
ssT-foot. value at &c. special each
sts.sssssss .ss-sss.ss ssss.+ 90 fe
sKs- feet. value at tso. Special. each
ss.sss..ss. ss.ssssss .-s.s.ss.s sate
Brass Extension Rods. with cor
ragefrd ends for lace curtains.
vii extend from - to g. inches.
regular price iEc each. : to 4 At
ssssatssssss ss.sssssss sssss.ss sac
horocco Leather Coin Purse-.
very best quality. oolors brown.
tan. gray, green. blue and black.
extra well made frames ana
clasp. always sold az i9c each, :
20 II, choice ...ssss.asssts..ss De
Photograph Frames. some splendid
values for cabinet size pictures.
al are extra Wen made. worth
regularly sc each ; % IL. Zoe
Stocking Darncra. with handles.
sold regularly ai g each. 20 II
ssa.sss.s - 49, sssts tssf $500 Z &c
Very best quality Invisible Wire
Hair Pins, straight or erifnped.
IN boxes TO II. per box. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
CRUSHED TO DEATH

Andrew Johnson. n miner. WA
badly crushed BY n cavlug wall Fl
enc 81 the chutes 81 the Black Dia-
fnond mine last night. while he was
working n mass OF eoai, rock ana
earth came down upon him. Reveral
ribs we're broken and u u though
that he n injured Internally. Uls
recovery Is doubtful.
Johnson Was brought 10 Seattle
and taken 10 Providence hospital
Russell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
The Heat Is EcIipsed

BY our Soda. II is 50 cool.
ing and refreshing that il
gives an added inspiration 10
work, these warm days. Our
dispensers have a lot Of new
drinks they wish TO have you
try. You should soon find
out we have the most de
ighiful Summer Drinks in
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
Straw Hats for Everybody

To gegt. Nhate on ro1f head ~ not
II ~ much Importance ~ whaEs
~ IL. nor g. Il % un. for head
Mith something n II ~ never
fail a. pat something on IT, TO
that bead Ne can easily pruVs
tiie superiority Of CUR straw
Hats Popular pfires s....4s4z-.
...s....s,....,...... 2ss g. s2.2s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
JUST
SMILED

Ais wffe usst ny sister On the street
the ether daY. and she had the Hndae.
itY % lntrcdece a man named aendsr
whc ans siGh her. az hrs husband
Ay brother IL ysur husband. ard
yea know yan ean't have tNo. nay sic.
ter saia. bat Maria is.t siaiied ANA
uaiked en-"
This is part - ths EfaFy - he Nifcs
alleged lnfidsiity that Jamss Hgsseis
related In the superior c,fuft TITS
mernina When telling Judge ufiffih
whs - should have a dixurre
Mrs. HusssEi atA aet appear. and ~.
Ter aaassgla staFy lad been e0ffahef
atsd - Ia sister the court hssd taAt
he vas sntiii~d h. = aseFxs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
JUST AHOAX

Prom an undated letter found in the
Btuuh Station depot. an the intefurhan
iine. iaat night Il Il apparent that
John Davis. whoever he may be- m
tended o. commit suicide bsfufs 10
. clock Last night Nevertheless, hts
dead body ~ yet 90 10 found YOUNG
men who I've IA Hsafiis, near the Ger
Her ~ Twenty third avenue aud jack
uon street, found the letter az Stuck.
II reads as foiiow#i
'ru whom u May Concerns have
euiumittsd suicide 80 10 o'clock tonight
al kent. near the cream factory.
JOHN DAVIS"
The men who found the note brought
IL % the cts with them aud left u a y
the drug store on Twenty third aFsnus
and jackson street The matter was
reported 10 the police. and the cofos
Her vas later notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

How IT, your husband fixed IN
comfortable Underwear Baibrig-
gan underwear OF the abandonment
eolorings at Zoe per garment; tioo q
euit. a wonderfully good bargain.
~. u. Hutchinson Co, corner Sec
and and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

ftei because he vas SICK - lonely
harhriur effasnSersl q wnnffd = NO
mans riidfnE haad. 10 says. hut
alas havs found it too guiding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

Il your husband Ia need Of cool.
soft summer ehiflHf W. u. Hutch
tason Co. corner second and linton,
are having a sale OF ti.t0 standard
grades. with two pairs of euffs. for
ti0o. A saving Of toc per garment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11


both Seattle BASEBALL teams ven. 1ass
fer change.
". Watson. = eisrk in the aaf1t-
ors office In ph.trtct % Columbia ar,
rs~asd. charged With smbsnsseassFd "a
fs4ede
me rise q the Nslaasslrsl has srss-
en al rrrards.
Thrr. n~w hatfisshsps. ordered ~
The government vii al be built In
Eastern shipyarda
Pacific sauaarun uili take = uorth.
sfn cruise. visiting us Aasutisn
islands.
urftfsh rsriiafrsnt has repufiatsd Joe
Chamberlain protection plan.
n Was a long shut 70 clay a favcsfts
AZ yesterdays rHzess
I'll Johnson has beer hasfn' hissiin'
"a the gusnn. ard Doc SKINNER ard
Dee Castle eeuid a. nothing far hin
GrAnnY Maiiats finAiiy stopped u ~
appiyiae ~. fur shr had shaved uff
an old plus hat GrAnnY kna~s mesy
thar sons doctors Mecartaills "a.
hunsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

The rsaacn Why
tbs nslGhbeFs know
~hat = man dess
cgen teun niGhts
a.s...s.sAss. ~ 49, -,
tells on hlm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
Dancing Classes

Professor wtlson at Ranks iisn
Monday and Friday evenings Rrt-
s.te lessons casis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
A Chance to Save
Money on Groceries

ie pound sacks Graham Flour.
each .ss.rsssr4sras saasssaassss ixbc
Whole WHEAT Fi1uf, absolutely
pure. per ta-rsgnd sack -. xcs
Fancy Lemons. per aozsnss.s Toe
Fresh RhubArb pei poana .s.. BE
We receive direct from the grow
sra new potatoea, AsparaNtis,
sfrA "a berries ana fHffh sfnna.
which We retail at The Bon
Marches usually modest srieeF.
cand.inFst Cream. per CAR De
Magic Yeast. per package $3.50 4e
Yeast Foam. per rAckags ....s. &c
huiAesfs GafHln. regular price 1tci
DIR frfee. per bottle ...s-.... zoe
usnssa. pr pneksK~ .ss.ss...s,l se
Geld Dust. per package .s4.. b. Sc
psarline. regular tsc nixe. foF Toe
Germ Starch. E-sf pound package Te
l.sss- 80. ~ Z .s4, .s.s ~ AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

HELP WANTED FEMALE
YOUNG girl to help around house and
look after child. 3l5 Spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

CHICAGO. Jun. 10. wheat. 70 to
fBfzH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

58-in. All Wool Cream aud
Light Color Aibatross
Cloth, at soc less Is per
cent. 49, 3gfs
4s-in. All Wool Cream Serge,
at soc less IS per cent.
ssss.s.+ ssss.sssss. 5Tfs
gS.inch Cream Briiiiantine
Alpaca. Doc. less IS per
cent. .stsssss..t+s 49, So
Bedford Cord Cream, Wais,ir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

Bszgns|
the srl
hay A.
ply fus
logic
from |
A-fA-l
few
The 81
" Ire
PERI ~
whe
well \
plans
s~Ths|
urs Of
and |
other
vesssi
I nssd|
reach
not I'D
or exa|
sTha|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

All Wool Cream French
Flannels. at 4se; less 2Sc
per cent s*ss+..ss.s sac
All Wool Solid Color French
Challies. at s9c less Is per
cent. .....t..........44c
4s-ih. Fine SILK and Wool
Novelties. in lightweight
fabrics. SI2s; less 2s per
cent. .ssss g<S
e. at SOC less IS per cent 44e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

PA |
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lfaGr
who 1
credit
conii
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culiaf
nanCi
names
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portu
Amer
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comm
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befuH
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never
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of n
bonds
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

Pacific sauaarun uili take = north
sfn cruise. visiting tsa Assufian
islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

Thursday only. our entire assortment OF part wool and
all wool Wastings and Evening Shades Of Dress Goods
(Nm Read Lansdownes excepted. will be sold al uni
form reduction o per oneourth of the regular
selling prices Included the choicest weaves IN the cool
dressy seryecabe cream fabrics which much IN
demand prices quoted that you may understand
tie difference between what Is and what was"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
II was lonr shot to play a tsvosits
az yesterdays rHzes.

urfttsh parliament has repuaiatsd Joe
Chamberlain protection plan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

Three n~w hattieehsps. ordered ~
The government. viii al Be built IN
Eastern shipyardn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
Eight to Eleven

enthusiastic Savings average zsc soc The dollar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

wonder what Frisco will 90 nest 60
knoek the Puget sound navy YaFdf
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-25
INVESTIGATING HAMBURG Lottery.


A dispatch from Pueblo, Colo, says
that P~ostoffice inspectors Smithers and
Doran are in that city investigating
mail which has been passing thrcrgh
the Pueblo p~ostofice, unearthing evil
dence that a crime is being committed
against the United States postal laws,
which may also involve international
complications.
For some weeks saloon keepers and
sporting men of Pueblo have been re-
ceiving circulars advertising a lottery
of the city of Hamburg, Germany, and
stating that the concern is guaranteed
by the government of Hamburg. The
circulars also give information that
the lottery is already well known in
the United States and that the draw
ings are conducted through the mails.
One side OF the circular is printed in
German and the other in English and
bears the signature Of Martin Meyer,
Jr., company, Hamburg.
The affair will be reported to the
authorities in Washington and by then
taken up with the government of Ham
burg.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-25
C

The committee of arrangements for
the Memorial day services will meet
tomorrow evening at j. w. Edwards
office and complete the program. The
Citizen of Wednesday will print it.
j. w. Edwards, the Railroad venue
undertaken. received this morning a
snow white ambulance. which is a
beauty. The new wagon is being put
together today. 1t will. probably ap-
pear on the street in a day or two.
Miss Retta Moore and Miss Olive
Gibson, who have been teaching school
the past winter at Atrisco. left this
morning for their eastern homes. The
former goes to Fredonia, has., and the
latter to Ohio.
Mary, Bessie and Helen Teller, Glen
Bearrup, Rose huntzinger, Flossie
Mitchner, Grover Strong and Tom
Hughes, Jr., composed a party of city
young folks, who visited the Indian vii
lage of Isleta yesterday. They were
c%haperoned by Mrs. Teller.
Mrs. j. A. Weinmann and son, Wal
ter, who returned Friday from several
months spent in the east, will leave
tomorrow for California. They will
remain on the coast for two months.
On returning to Albuquerque, Mrs.
Weinmann will again go to New York.
Fire alarm box No. II, formerly To-
Gated at the corne of Roma avenue
and First street, has been changed to
the corner of Roma avenu and Second
street. The number of the automatic
changed. The former number, III, has
been changed to No. 333. These
changes should be remembered for des
patch in calling the fire department
some time may be the means of SAVING
life and property.
H. H. Wynkoop, secretary of tin
Central Labor union committee of al
rangement, for the big Fourth of Jul,
celebration at the fair grounds, is re
ceiving letters from all over the LAM
from people who want to furnish at
fractions, Ivy Baldwin, the world
greatest tower diver and aeronaut, o
Denver, wants to come. His attraction
are balloon ascension and parachute
leap. high tight wire walking. fiyinl
trapeze act and all kinds of fire works
display. Some attractions like thil
would bring many people from all owe
the country to this city on the Fourth
who would not come for anything else
The committee would do well if the.
can secure Ivy Baldwin.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-25
Grand Jury to investigate.

Notwithstanding the published state
ment of the board of directors, vindi-
eating the management from the
charges of cruelty practiced upon pa
tients OF the territorial insane asylum
at Las Vegas, the territorial grand
jury is making a further investigation.
One of the charges is that the skeleton
OF a woman had been found in n of
the yards, and that IL had been care
lessly stripped Of the flesh with an
idea of having a skeleton mounted,
but had been neglected and forgotten.
The management claims the body was
that of a charity patient without any
known relatives, and while being pre-
pared chemically for scientific pur-
poses it was cast away unknowingly
by a patient.
The charge of subjecting the pa
tients to ice cold shower baths, of
strapping them to their beds for hours,
OF running fire hose on them. striking
them, overworking and u~nderfeedlng
them. are referred by the assistant
medical superintendent, DR., DaCosta,
who was discharged yesterday. Sew
eral attendants support his statements
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-25

Tuesday, June 2, 9 q. inspection
of college and station departments.
10 a. m.-Meeting of board of regents.
8 p. m.-Alumni banquet, Women's
hall.
Wednesday, June 3. 10: 30 a. m.-Com-
mencement exercises-Address by the
Rev. w. Hayes Moore, of Santa Fe,
n. NJ, McFie hall.
1880 p. m.-President's reception, at
presidents residence, Las Cruces,
n. NJ.
9 p. m.-Commencement ball, Cuniffe's
opera house, Las Cruces, n. NJ.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-25
N RECEPTION.
Professor and Mrs. Stroup Pleasantly
Entertain High School Grad
uatino Class.

Saturday evening Professor Stroup,
superintendent of the city schools, and
wife. threw open the doors of their
h%ospitable home to the seniors of the
High school, who are soon to receive
their sheepskins, and entertained
them royalty. Miss Elizabeth Bassett
and Glen Bearrup were the ping pong
experts of the evening. Dainty refresh
ments were served. and the evening
was one of much pleasure to all.
Professor Miller. Misses Fitch, Lea
witt, Huntzinger, Schuster, Harsch,
Ada and Kate Vaughn, Yott, Bassett,
Kunz. Messrs. Holman. Anderson,
Strumquist. Bushnell, Bearrup and
Pratt were present.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-25
Leo Broken.

Friday afternoon on the upper Pc
cos, Ebert Oldham, a young man re-
Gently from Owensboro, KY, had his
right leg broken below the knee, caus'
ed by his horse falling with him. He
was brought down the mountain by
the men at the Hamilton mine, and the
leg was set by DR.. Sparks. He was
driving cattle at the head of Willow
creek when the accident happened
which occurred in a rough bit of coun
try. The men had a hard job carrying
him down the mountain at night. He
is being well cared for at the Hamil
ton mine.