Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-06

and every one of them voting the dem-
ocratic ticket The colonel is a re-
publican and quite dogmatic in all of
his opinions.
Mrs. L. G. R%osendeld, Of III North
Fourth street, today received an ex.
press package from Detroit, Mich,
The package contained a wedding cake
and the announcement of the marriage
OF her brother Mr.. S. Sallam, to Miss
b. Yallensteln, q prominent young lady
of Detroit. which occurred there re-
Gently.
A. Van PeIt. a well known mason
contractor and builder, of this city,
will 90 to Santa Fe tomorrow morning.
He secured the contract for the ruble
stone basement of the n. b. Laughiin
building. for which John Laughlin. of
this city. is the general contractor.
Mr.. Van Pelt has three cement block
residences to be erected in this city.
f. NJ. Jones, locating engineer for
the Santa Fe. passed through the city
this morning on train No. 2 en- route
to Chicago, where he is called pre-
sumably for the purpose of reporting
on surveys he has recently made for
changes contemplated on the coast
lines. These surveys extend all along
the line from Albuquerque to San
Diego, Cal.
Rev. j.. w. Barron, pastor of the
Congregational church, on Saturday
evening oflciated at the wedding of
Miss Belle Richards and Clarence FL
lott, two well known young people
of this city. Only a few close friends
of the contracting parties were pres
ent. The newly married couple will
go to housekeeping at once at 524
South First street.
Friends in this city have received
the sad intelligence of the death Of
Mrs. n. f. Irish, at Pineville, Mo. The
deceased resided in this city some
years ago, at the time when Mr.. Irish
was connected in a clerical capacity
with the Albuquerque National bank.
Mrs. Irish was a most excellent lady,
and many here and elsewhere will
mourn her death.
An annual memorial service for the
dead will be held tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock, at the Santa Barbara
cemetery. Rev. c.. Capilupi, S. j., will
be the celebrant. The musical pro
gram will be in charge of the church
choir under the able direction of Mrs.
T. j. Shinick. Father Mandalari, S.
j., will preach the sermon. VIM.
Trimble will operate a bus from his
stables to the cemetery.
Roy Mcdonald, cashier of the State
National bank, left last Saturday
night for Pittsburg, Kansas, where on
tomorrow he will lead to the altar in
marriage Miss Mabel Fitch. After
the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald
will take a short honeymoon trip, and
then return to this city. They will oc
cupy a pretty home in the Fourth
ward, which as just been completed
and nicely furnised by the. happy
groom.
Nothing has been heard of Leo Baca
the fourteen year old son of Mr.. AND
Mrs. j. A. Baca, whose mysterious dis
appearance was told in the Citizen OF
Saturday evening. The police of sur
rounding towns have been notified tC
look out for him and it is believed
his whereabouts will be learned in the
course of a few days. 1t is not though.
that he has met with any harm. bu.
simply tired of home and wanted t.
see a little of the world.
In spite Of the bad weather a larg,
audience assembled at the Congrega
tional church last night to hear Prof
Stroup speak on the question, "Shal
We Ever Compromise With SIM
Local and national affairs were treated
in a practical and interesting manner
to the profit of a large number of mel
who were present. At the mornine
service thirteen new members were
received into fellowship. Others will
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