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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
WlLLlM PUCK IS HELD
FOR HORSE STEALING
oAKEY CLIFFORD RECEIVERS HIsl
HoRsE AND ALLEGED THIEF isl
UNDER Arrest.

lFrom Wednesdays Daily Citizen
Oakley clifford, the cabman. haa 70
covered mis- horse. which was stolen
from ais barn on Sunday night. and a
man who gives his name a. william
Puck Is la the county jail awaiting tno
meeting of the grand jury.
Puck was argeotod AZ Sandoyal yoB
torday iust after he had disposed OF
ubo horse aud saddle 10 a saloon keep.
er Of that place for $40, In Judge
Crawford's court this morning . he
pleaded not guilty and told a story.
which II found % be true. will prove a
substantial aibi Puck says thar ho
spent saturday night and a groater
part OF Sunday a. Bornalll0, sunday
afternoon he walked b Sandoyad and
Sunday uight, the night the horse was
stolen. he spent AZ q natives house
noa- SandOvaL lie olhims that he
bought the horse from q man he met
on tho ruad between this city and San
doyal. and gave the man Ia exchange
a watch and four dOllara He got on
the huuae and rode about twenty rods.
when he inst the aAloOn keeper of
Sandoyal. 20 whom he sold the horse
and saddle. A ooupio o. boys WHO
woro returning from hunting saw the
horse and saddle az the saloon 10 San.
doyal and recognised e as Clifiord'u
hack horse sheriff Hubboll was toio.
graphod here and a deputy waa dis
patched to sandoyal to make tae Nr.
rest. which was done with very little
trouble. Puck vas brought b tho city
by a deputy sheriff. and Tom Jackson
and Antonio stewart. the latter two
hmtera Puck is allegod % have told
yarioaa stories a. % how he came in
possession OF me horse. and the o.
hcou believe thut his ailbi story viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
SHOEMAKER BREAKFASTED
AT San MARCIAL
IT NOW APPEARS THAT HIS DIS.
APPEARANCE WAS PRETTY
WELL KNOWN.

From Fridays Daily Citizen
10 was stated this afternoon upon
good authority that l.. a. aho8makors
departure from the city on Monday
night was NO secret, lie told several
persons that he was going and that
he was going TO Seattle. Wash An
Albuquerque man ate breakfast with
Mr. Shoemaker at San Marclal Tues.
day morning. ana he said that no
would go 20 Doming and then tasa the
southern Pacific Co the coast and e.n.
bafa for Seattle This man says that
Mr Shoemaker was On good health
and perfectly aano and talked OF mat
terra 10 general IN an ordinary manner
No explanation has been made for
the sensational story OF a mysterious
disappearance which was circulated
and none has been offered.
Mrs. Shoemaker was seen this after.
noon and received the news THAI her
husband had been seen az San Marola
with surprise She said that she bo.
lieyed that when Mr. Shoemaker got
that 800. which was 20 be paid on a
note at the bank. he thought that it
would be a good opportunity for him
10 60 he had b0on talking OF going To-
Seattle for a long time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

bowling proved mrnrtIcablr ..Hd
UD.U. Invitations to tho u. 1Hla
HnI thousands of Sew Mexico 4, tana
HhI should 'hH bo invited. tho BOARD
H...I Through flo public pross.
.uI .H. a.uonl invitation to $50
'0. people OBJ. fH. territory who can
mHIu t convenient t0 attend ana as.
urH roo. uu chat they win ho rc.
...,uI H.fI fHD erratoEt pleasure and
u..r. ."riH.E and fhat tHo board
$3.50 h. r.aT. -r1Inrd and truly
Imu.m u .H.m Ior f1aIr attendance
| cooperation 1H 'H'H t1 fho sun.
H.u. I.r".. 1 ron Important col.
N.u fI..n. rHI trusting that
.# Invitation HI np accepted hy Bs
m.nE .. ... people 1s can possibly
fuI '0. Hmr l0 atHaI. wo remain
.H profound H..t
TH. N0H w.U.a Board OF Nanarea
off tH. Louisiana Purchase E2posl.
.uu
ulIAs A s~Fss president
CARR A. uNIEs. y'cc pros
W H WALTON secretary.
'NTHIH eHI lONAN treas
U . IIAGEUWNN
FAYErrE A. JONES
EJsFNfO CuACON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
Two LITTLE WAITS"

This play Is ono OF the most sue.
oossful ever written and staEad by lin
coin J. Carter. and will bo seen Al the
Eiks' Opera House for one night on
Nov. o. "a Is without doubt one OF the
most stirring plays that Will ho seen
here this season. The story itaolf IA
full OF strong heart interest The vii
lain. in order 20 win the love Of an.
other mans wife, breaks up the home
and kldnaps one OF the children. The
mother Is reduced 90 abiect poverty.
but IN her direct need refuses aid from
the man who brought trouble Of the
door Of her home by his base plotting
The piece d full Of pathos ard tears
but II not without some good comedy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
OFFICIAL MATTERS
SEVERAL COMPANIES ORGANIZE
FOR BUSINESS m THE TERRl
TORY.

Tho following articles 1f ucorpum
jon ho,, beou n.od .u tbo onIc, of O.
W HsyuoIda. secretary of Jho terri.
tory
south western Exploration company
Ibo ubIacf uf fHD company H ile ac.
QUESTION ul mueH claims. mineral
lands. eg.. and tbs Development and
operation off fuD Bmu IH. uCorulr
uur arc o. Arthur EIIy. AIamue.r
|u. UcurE IS Anderson Wuuou S.
small. E raao Elsar 80 Carh. IaH
10 Laurie Murray A. sullivan Ouurl
county The capital stock NIII Doc
I.uUYu. divided into 1900 shares u.
800 each. and .bD principal p.aC. u.
business a..I Dee AIam1s1rdU
uuH. Guslprg Mccarthy company
rUU uuI,u. ul tho company WIII be tO
CARRY ou O. general merchandise busl
uUss ~ Taos aud tu deal iu wool. hides
shDrp. otr. The capital stock s fo bu
$50 900. tu Dee divided into 10000 shares
Hf 81 each The uc1rp1utprs and d.
||N...'I. |"'I NNN. ||. '| '.N'.. N'''''..'. m.
Franklin Bond. Justin ID Mccarthy
ana Gorsuu Ouadorf George W Bond
Us Trinidad. is also ono Of the Iucorpo
ntors
Articles Of Incorporation for The Rio
Gaudo Copper and Reduction cUmpa
uy. certified from the state ut Wyp.
nlnE. under whose laws % ls .ucurpur
ltod. were filed boy the .ncOrpura.ors.
C W Davis. r. H. ShotV.n. aud q. A.
suudorliu The capital stock of tho
company is 81 1000 900 100 GOO shares
li t1e each and lts object is 90 con.
Iuct a general mining business. The
cpuidcatc oft agent and principal place
of business n the territory have not
been filed.
The Rio Urande Wooipn Mills OF Al
buqorquo have hiod certificate. iu.
cresaing the capitalization of their
stock from 800 600 To- 81 OOOOOo The
lirectOrs are Charles Molni j e..
baldwin. william lonks. q % Ray.
j G. Fargcr and j. H Bearrup
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
SANTA Fl HARD
NIT BY FLOODS
MANAGEMENT CoHrEMpLArEs
THE OUTLAY or LARGE SUMS
IN SOUTHWEST TO PREVENT
REPETITION or DISASTERS

NouIJHHaudIna uu arr Huf thg
floods Boo Sow uoNDU uHI vicinity
played such Hayu, WfH tnH Santa fe
railroad .ya.om, plans i1r lhc rNpu.
Uuro uI thousands pI dollars fhe com
ue y,ar are uuW being made and 10 Boz
Hmua .p hat .Ho amount invested Boo
murayInE Ihe .yHtum E.I .sgoud that
uI tho yolr just closed, says che Den
ygr NoWH
General MuunErf ll Or UudFD .H g
m#y man ut be Huda Imo .0 make
roeuIar trips 90 Denver ue spent sea.
terduy here boz bIs on.Cm. caparity ar.
r,uF from hIs u0me n Topeka iu the
morning ami leaving aEan laft uisnt
"'rho year haa boon unuaua', dIsas
tr1us for the SANTA Fa said Mr
Nudge last evening hut rhg road aas
practically recovered from the musr
recent trouble fho floods In 90" south.
west. aud tho trains loo thu vicinity
are again running practically on thr
schedule time
"Whu those Washouts will eoHi .Ho
road ln money I ann unable 'o state OF
present ln all about COO mlIcs o'
road was affected. and lu tho worst
places temporary tracks have been
built The chief engineer is now mal
Iug surveys. and % is probable that
numerous changes will bo made when
rhe sysrem Is permanently repaired
o. b therefore almost impossible to
say what % will cost t0 repair tu"
damage
During tho coming year the road
viii probably spend "a good deal of
money in general improvements aGd
worl, 0u the bulge, % he presented to
tho president the nrst of January Do
now under way OF course the reoom
mondau0ns made may not be- carried
out but { understand n is tne Idea t0
pot a go0d deal ~ money into che bye
tenn
"DurinR the year iust Cl0aiuE much
work has bcon done, especially along
the line 81 bellastiug bridge work and
the laying Of heavy rails And we Will
not have 20 put any muney into mo-
tive power the coming year quite an
item ln Itself as 40 have Hi.t recently
purchased l28 of the finest looumo
tlvoa that can be bought
Work OF laying the double track
bctween Kansas City and Newton IA
going ahead az rapidly a. can b. eH-
pooied. and d may b. completed dur
ing the cOming year The distance
% be- covered is lst miles. and al
ready ne miles Of the road have been
oquippcd, leaving but soyenty.two
miles
u understand that the Foundation
~ the new union station az El Paa0
Is nov 90 progress 0f oonstruri Ion, and
think the contract calls for the com.
pletion 90 tho building within ayeaT
The structure win cost 92750 600. and
viii b. utilized BY the Santa 20. aouth.
orn Paoihc. Texas a Pacific. M Papo
n southwestern. E Paso a Northwest
orn and Mexican Central
Mr. Nudge said hiH visit 20 Denver
al this time was one Ga oonnectiuu
with routine business and bad no spe,
cal Significance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

S. PoioraburE Nov. t--Pogaihiy
there may have haon q misunderBtand.
Ing oi signals during the raWler Incl.
dent 10 tho North sea IA HuEgostod BY
the fact made Egblic IN order u tho day
Issued by Vice Admiral Choukln com.
mander oi the Hack ga squadron.
which reoords the fact thai the OH.
oou II tho latter nooi are so unfa.
millar with the naw code system adOp.
tod by the admiralty. that during a
resent maneavor noi q single ship un.
dorstnod or Oteyod che admiral'a sig
naia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
NOW FOR FCOTBAL.
rAE FIRST STEP TOWARD FOOT.
bALL IN ALBUQUERQUE WAS
FAKEN LAST NIGHT.

Dfom Wednesdays Daily Citizen.
"A. A. A. meaning the Albuquerque
An asaic association, is che insignia
ur ~ which Albuquerque will go IN
iaueat for honoru on the grldiron
seaaon
twenty young men, and a vory
fly lot they appeared % b., met
nday evening a. the sporting goois
~ ~ Frank }. Houston on Gold
cue ami organised for ioot bali
Houston was aeloCtod manager
y Ward Andoruon was chosen see.
ary. Manager Houston roportesl
be- had received communications
"a Santa 10 and the Menaul sohOol
thought that probably a game
q. "a be- secured on the Athletic park
ilr0n for next Saturday There was
ao talk ~ a game here Thankagiy'
i with the A. a NJ college team 0f
Z siha Park. and this may be brought
d iut The only interference which
3 IA be brought into such you'd be
/, obioction frOm the New Mexico
b aotic association which was organ.
It AZ Santa Ne la7t year. and this
r q prohably be- overcome b. the
mat fns Cruceg 10 tho only
ibor of This frat organization
Ul On nas a foothah team this year
., ageF H0iugton said that he wOuld
I'd ln communication with tno Meaii-
urk orEanlEattun and n b hoped
the result viii be- the closing of
ame. d was decided that meet
would ho held thia evening a. the
q place and nractlce begun imme-
sly The several foothahists no4
Il ent AZ Monday nights meeting
poase meet az Ne Houston q
e friday night
NJ. Montgomery, recently coach
ne University OF Pennsylvania
en-. has agrood % coach the A. A.
eleven. and great reEiiita are an.
aed Mr Montgomery attended
be- meeting lasi niEht and lont his
able agelstance 10 makine the or.
igation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
NEW DANCING ACADEMY
ELKs' HALL LEASED TO PROBES.
soR L. e. BuTTRlck,

Saturday Professor 9. E Buttrick
arrlvcd In the city and haa secured
Wks hall for the eoaaon, and viii
open a dancing academy, an uf which
viii be- good news % tho dance loyiug
public Of this city Professor hnd
ura Buttrlck have beon teaching a.
several cities in thia part OF tho o0un.
ty and come here hlenly recommend
"a. not only as dancing Instructors.
but refined and Trustworthy people.
having che confidence az the public
where they are boa known Pro.
foasor BWtrick 10 a member of the in.
ternatiunal Association and he with hia
wife. attended the Dancing Maaiera
convention al Cleveland. Ohio, this
summer Tie teaches the latest dances
and nes the latest system 81 teach
Ing. 80 that after a snort term ~ his
aoademy a dancer ia a. much AZ home
on a dance noor IN any city they visit
aa they would be Ia Albuquerque
That il ono good advantage in 20.
celving instruction from a member oi
the aasoclhtiOn.
Professor ami Mru. Buttrick have
iuBt closed a very successful soas1n
al trinidad The papers ~ mat clay
spoalls N mo very highest terms Of
them Professor nuurick win give
his opening dance IN Elka hall Wed.
noaiay night of thia week
They have their own piano player
Win them. who 10 traiuod IN dance
mulic. and We predict a mngt sue
ceaafh and enjoyable seaaon here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
)W DR., BRIGGS
FOUND HlS PONY

III "Wednesday. Daily o#H.H
q. 10 % Briggs acquitted himself a
.I. u.... ago a. man 0f great
h luI c1uuan. Nut .He doctor %.
f muIa#. tuI 30 Has Iua. Leaked
m uNmea fbp H0p nf rbo .ouau. at
O. NIHH.uH1I friend Several WDu#.
5000, doctor ..E u sas pony auf
with ..u pony wen. "a saddle ans
Irl.. Tho officers Ol ,Uu law we're
rl .HaI UHI NJ seems Iu uo result
How rE.r fhe doctor bad mot given ui
HnIma iHg missing cayuse and kept
h. $50. poBIr1 l1r gray ponies ono
u'eUr Vl.Io abIur home ntr llom the
store Dr.. saw gray pony WITH e
NysI.lU Hn .f. harh There WaH some
Hur familiar DhOW fh.s gray pony
and fHr doctor hailed passing hack
and went On bp' pursuit ilo drove
rusa up to .ho transporting native.
.lp mrn enough me sruy was his lost
gpd The hack stopped and .bo doc
.r stepped from 20 and grabbed the
nIdlc of h.s gray
"Ths s my horse ho shouted
l,t rn from there. sou scouudrol Do
! - got him Is reported to have bcon
I doctor greeting 90 the natives for
.lrr we're two Of them. But the mum
made mo- difference to the coura
rus doctor IIo had Dis horse and
a. Intended to keep him The native
N ny eot ON the gray and mounted
"a behind his friend and they rode
av Ay Now tho doctor goes around
"a o. bio eye poalrd for his saddle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

NaN Orleans Nov 2-Tho heads
uI other representative o' One lead
ua institutions of learning from Mary
suf fn THNos are gathered here f1r
fHu annual conference OF tHo assoc.a.
|1n of colleges and preparatory
schools ut the southern states The aH.
YcDUHn has fUr Hs object tHa promo.
.0H of JI interstate common Jo coll
.sas aud preparatory schools a. tho
opening session ihis evening. to bn
held 8t Tulane university, the anuua
address vII' be delivered Bog President
George o. Denny. of Washington aul
lgo university Tho sessions VIII con
Iuuo until tho end of the week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
Iowa colleges 70 Debate.

Cedar Fails, Iowa, Nov 3.--The de-
bate botweon representatives Of Iowa
College and Iowa State Normal
anhool, which was 90 have tazon
place at Ames two weeks ago. but was
postponed. viii be- pulled on here 20.
niEht and q promises % bo the event
OF the year AZ the normal school Tue
Normal dobaters nave the affirmative
and Ames the negative side OF the
question Resolved. That a system
Of national bank note currency based
upon commercial assets, similar 20 the
Canadian system, ia preferable 20 the
United states government bond sys.
tom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

london. Nov. f--Regarding reports
of the complexion Of the AngloRua.
slan convention. the foreign once this
afternoon roi1orhtea that while an
agresmeat IA principal appears 20 have
been reached regarding the form and
scope on the international commission
nothing has yot been sotiled, and
nothing can be definitely settled By
tho auihoritios until 81. Petersburg has
opportunity % examine tho text OF
tho draft made BY The convention.
which Is expected 20 arrive tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
Resar iar PLmIIeo Msstlnn

baltimore. Md Noy What prom
lses to be ono uf tHe greatest meet
iuga Boo the history of fbe Maryland
Jockey club Opens 90 the old iimlioo
track tomorrow o. viii continue sew
cn days Mover has there boen such
an abundance Of hiRh.cIasa horses on
hand. and the jockey talent ls oi fao
very beet A half dozen gOod stakes
are to boz rnn during me meeting. and
steeplechasInE viii be an additional
feature of Interest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
BIG REPUBLICAN
RALLY At SOCORRO
THE CAMPAIGN PARTY, HEADED
AY GOVERNOR orERo AND SEN
AroR ANDREWS, HELD BIG
AEETiRo.

y Special % The Citizen -
- soo0rrO, n ~ Nov 2-R@ y
y publican rallies we're held %. y
y day in Aocogro county by tho y
= campaign party, headed BY Gov y
- orn0s Otero and senator An y
y drowa. regular republican candi- y
y date for delegate 90 congress. =
y Without doubt sooJrro county y
y viii cast lts v0to fDr the straight y
y ticket, and from todays rooep- =
= tions viii poll q heavier vote Tor y
y Andrews than any given a stint y
= lar candidate in the past
- A. Magdaiona rhis morning y
y an opon air meeting took place y
y before several hundred on the =
y main street The speeches we're y
= warmly applaudod and the candi. =
y date was given an oyation a. the y
= train loft foT soCorro. y
Ia The evening az sOcorro ne =
y immonse court house vac packed y
= two hours before the timo u y
y meeting The city vas one mass y
y % nod. uhito and blue. a yaca- y
y tion was declared by jmpiled oon- y
= sent Governor Otero. senator y
y Andrews and Colonel Priohard y
= addressed over a thousand pen =
= pie. u vas the most domonatrat. y
y i've meeting held Cor years in y
= thia vicinity Tho reoouiion AZ y
y the close 81 the Injecting lasted y
= an hour over 800 shaking hands .
y with the chief executive of the =
y territory and the candidate. y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
LEW Il. SHOEMAKER
HAS DISAPPEARED
WAS LAST SEEN MONDAY NIGHT
AND WIFE ANXIOUS ABOUT
HIS WHEREABOUTS.


.Fum W.Hr...I... u4N UU..a.
low u shoemaker Nho CON y
e. Uup.. H second hand business al y
. Nu. W,.. Gold avenue. Hls y
y .... H..aHsl..I rum Hs d.
- .I,. ... ... ur..DH. Nhrrualuu. y
a. .rI.I u myHpry. y
N....Itt TH. citizen Us. boo y
y um.. uI Nr EU,.mt.,rs au. y
y H.r.. .rm .HH... .l. nuu..f y
H. ua.II .Ilt a. today. hence
gl.. ul.OrH.I r.. e.la nr uDNa =
. F...uly Hp.s .uH alseu. aud y
q Nr. zUu.mt... fl. .lra., u +.
y u..... I. a.t Nas a.ou .s y
IS r.. DHH.n l.nr. aHuyD HH y
a afternoon. and vas interviewed =
. .. .pHo.. y
~ .UB uurH4y. lI np Lads. y
. .Nr Shoemaker did considerable y
. ....u. arI u flr ateraal. y
. .... m.n. .n.I e..Ilt fFrF.rs. y
- Na..uu8r uarE and u4. fIHI uH y
- u... V. bu.Hu.luN uurue y
y u8tl..Hf "a .M.HHII Hu.u... =
\ 8uI h. .ramaf mrualy e1g.r y
"a nr .n.urF ..n.. fH. death o. \
y h.. r..H,. I.r D. sT1sm1I.r. y
\ .aa. v8y H. showed ..sns af =
u H.s.orFpu.. and rs8Uy V1f ge =
"a ...Yg.rf H,uU4y evening af y
81 .I..t an ,...r. Hr r.u1r ef y
81 ln up I. VnfH ., .Yf and al. q
q aI.uf show .4.. F.ll Hs itf y
q un Tr.F Uaa che nsf lmo -
e .le f.m. and q f.4r fb. result nj. =
= tnrr.h friends r4ro called and y
4 .,Hp...I OBJ, belief n4f dur.ne y
y Am 4I..-r.I..r ... fHa rIrH Ha l4. y
y I.r OBJ. r.fr ana NlurI .ouB D., y
.Hp-rI .r.m 4.l RIGHT y
y % understand r-m fns b1n. y
y that ur -n4.w8..r IfI NOT a4y =
y OBJ. ffu0 on t.a ruf. and tfIne y
q .n ..rarIuara. B. must have bad \
sal ..ra $50 with him ar Mon. =
\ H8. r.rht =
\ Another fhIr. which IIafras. =
n ,F AIR. sbo.u.ag.- rreat tasi 4
= sHe n. Hrf that ha suWar,f y
y from "a umnr of tho rrht aI.,. e
y and .uat apaner or Inter ho =
\ would be .rcap,r.tated from ar. =
= fi,, work and Auslpee4 Ua .s y
y uptrIy sixty wears of les and Ne =
y came t1 fhia CITY ahouf six yrprs y
= arn direct from Elmla. A. y. =
= .For the pas. few monibe no =
= talked about selling out and e1. y
y lae to Seattle. paid very Iuua =
y attention to this taIk. for one dny =
y ho wouid Do anxious to sau aud =
= tho next day equally anxious mo-, =
y to SCH. hence his changeahlp dis. =
= uositIon forced me % believe that =
= ho was suffering from some Ils. y
= order of tho mind" =
= The oucstIon was asked Mira y
= Shoemaker n any family quarrel =
= could boz traced to The disappoar. =
= auca of ner husband and sBe pa. y
.....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
TEAMSTER DROPS DEAD
BODY BROUGHT HERE BT Aaso.
GATES AND BURlEp THIS
MoHNlN0.

David Tyler. age forlythrco years
and apparently 10 good hoaith. started
20 work with hia team tor tho Amer.
lean Lumber company IN the luni
mountains a. o'clock Monday morn.
Ina. Tho air waa crisp and Tyler
seemed cheerful ana unburdoned with
care and whiatlod merriiy as be pass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Mr. aud Mm j D. Huckol. of tho
Harvey nows and curio system. ar
rived this morning from a trip 20 tho
coast and to the Grand Canyon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
MARTIN AND
PHlPPS WEDDING

London Nu, A. Beaufort oaaHp.
.r.HH. Scotland emo wedding Was
celebrated to-day e. Hss U.'uu N
." .Huf daughter ur Nr uH
H. IIuH pHuuH. Ir. Hud Mr. Brad.
..y HuHu Ir m Hf Nr aud Nrs
bradley NHHn FORMERLY uT Sew YORK.
IH. ceremony Wa performed uF Arch.
deacon Sinclair Uut Nus uIUHIDd ny
mIug .u..# OBJ. prominence BOZ tuD su.
..aI world Nr Tr IoucE Tuy usond.
Hnc'. of .Hu Hrider1om was emo best
man. aud tHe bride had bor sister
Miss Amy phipps. as maid of honor
rbO miUr wore o. n-su of plain white
satin. partially yr.Isi .u rare old lace.
th, joint r.t of Mrs bradley Martin
and Mrs rhipps.
Sow york Nuy Bradley Martin.
Dr.. who was married tuday to Miss
Helen ph.pus Is the only son OF Mr.
and Mrs Bradley Martin. OFF Balma
oaon. Formerly of this city Ho was
1n, of three children THE eldest son,
sherman Martin. died some years ago,
anJ the daughter .s the wife of the
Earl uf Craven.
bradley Martin Is a serious youth.
Ho has written considerable for the
EuEliah and American reviews, and
there has been talk Of Iate ~ his in.
teutiou to enter political NE in Fhg
land
Miss Holcn phipps. the bride. o. the
younger of the two daughters Of Mr.
and Mrs Henry PhIppa Ir The other
children consist of the eldest daughter
and three sona Henry. Canegie r.
hnd Howard The rhlppscs have a
town house Ia East Fifty.siXth street,
this city ono Of the sons married a
daughter of Michael r. Grace