Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Suitable Holiday Gifts at Stern,
Schloss & Co.
Genuine Kentucky Whistles at
Stern, Schloss & Co.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cor
dova, of 219 West Gold avenue, a
n~ine-pound girl.
Mrs. John c. Brommagem. of Las
Vegas, is here on a visit to her friend,
Mrs. John Butler, and will remain
until after the holidays.
George E. Murphy, of Minnesota,
died at the st. Joseph s%anitarium this
afternoon of consumption. He was
about 40 years of age. The remains
were removed to the Strong undertak-
ing p~arlors.
DR.. w. @. Shadrach, assisted by Drs>
Hope and Keck, performed a very diff
icult and successful eye operation at
st. Joseph's s%anitarium this morning
on a Navajo Indian, a government pa
.tient, brought in from Laguna, n. NJ.
The University Will close it's ses-
siops early tomorrow in order to give
the members of the faculty and the
students the privilege of hearing
Warde In his fascinating interpreta-
ton of the weird, melancholy, but uni
versally interesting Hamlet.
Yesterday afternoon the residence
of G. L. Altheimer, the retired cap
~italist, located in the Fourth ward,
was sold to Juan C~andelaria, a well
known sheep raiser of Concho, Ariz.
consideration about $4,000. The sale
was made through the w. P. Metcali
agency.
Prof. Clarke, city school superin-
tendent. has arranged so that all the
teachers and the higher grade pupils
may attend Frederick Warde's matt
nee tomorrow. The pupils have been
studying Hamlet this year and the
privilege of hearing that masterpiece
of English interpreted by the worlds
greatest living tragedian is highly APP
preciated.
The visit TO our city of that famous
actor, Frederick Warde is a note
worthy event. He can be with us but
one day, but no one should miss the
| opportunity of seeing and hearing
him. Besides being a t~ragedian OF
world wide fame. he is a prince among
men and wins all by his gracious.
courtly manners and his Righteousness
of speech,
Christmas shoppers and everyone
interested in art subjects, are invited
and have the opportunity offered then.
to indulge in the pleasure of seeing
and studying the largest exhibition OF
pictures ever shown in Albuquerque
The exhibit is free TO all, at New
comer's Book Store. next door to the
p~ostofice. Every picture is numbered
and a neat catalog bearing CORE
spending numbers is presented to ey-
cry visitor. The catalog enables one
through the simple comparison of like
numbers to learn the title and name
of the painter of every picture on eX
hibition.
Late yesterday afternoon, afte
waiting on a customer, Mrs. c. A
Hudson, wife Of the we'll know
painter, discovered that her pocket
book, containing over S17 In money
and half a dozen KEYS, was missing
She at once notified the police, and
short time after that a gentleman VIII,
resides In a tent on the Highlands
called on the police, stating that h
found in his wagon a pocket-book con
tanning keys and money. The pocket
book proved to belong to Mrs. Hud
son. and with its contents was re
stored to her, the latter rewardinl
the gentleman with s. for his trouble
Mrs. Hudson was waiting on the sam
gentleman, and in putting some ART
icles in the wagon, at the same tim.
dropped her pocket-book in tn
wagon