Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-14

Maximum temperature 10 mint
mum, ga; southwest winds; partly
cloudy. traces OF rain.
Forecast
Born. "a Mr.. and Mrs. George Da-
Wis. Of 30S North ArnO street, a son.
Jesus Garcia returned To Estancia
yesterday after a business visit here.
r.. u. Knox returned TO this city
Yesterday after a trip 10 Santa Zee ana
Moriarty.
Depniy United states Marshal W. r.
Forbes left yesterday morning fJr
santa Fe.
Assistant United states Attorney ed
L. Medlcr was In Santa Fc on legal
business yesterday.
Captain r. H. Elgfn. Of the Saliva
ton Army, arrived IN the city V~eatur-
day from san Rernardino.
W. =. Drake, OF the Horabin-Mc
Carey company at Thoreau, has ar
rived IN albuquerque for a brief stay,
Manager Skies. Of the Reliance
Electric and Construction company,
returned yesterday from a trip TO
Belcn.
Hiram Bond. Of the Missouri Valley
stove works, Of Lcavenworth, kas.,
was a visitor In the city yesterday
morning.
County Attorney Lee Bond Of Leav-
onworth county, Kas., was IN the city
yesterday morning on his way home
from a visit 10 Mexico.
J. r.. Ross, of the Biuewatcr Devei-
opment company, returned TO Albu-
querque yesterday from q stay of sew
oral weeks IN Chicago and the east.
Miss Elsie Sackett. GIL North
Eighth street, has returned from a
three weeks visit with Miss jamie Dye,
AT Pine Lodge IN the Jemez mountains.
Mrs. NJ. G. ltosenhcld n Two
daughters left last night for their
home In Missouri after "a visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Rosen-
The frneral of the late Mrs. Caro-
line G. Wolkling viii DE held al >
O'Clock this afternoon from the Pres !
byterian church. Rev. Hugh a
Cooper viii offciate.
Miss Ida Hamlet win leave Monday
for her home In L~ynchburg, Va,
where b viii visit friends, returning
10 this city after a short stay at the
jamestown exposition.
Reserved seats viii go on sale az
Matson's Sunday morning from 10 ~
~ a. m. for the new opera at the Ca
sino Sunday night. This play will be
"A Persian Honeymoon" and has
never been seen here before.
The funeral Of the late Manuel
Chavez, aged 40 years, the well known
stockman, who died Of typhoid fever
Friday morning al hie home In Du-
q ~ 80 hI HAANA HhNhAfNNN NAHENN fNNAh o
In the Duranes church. with intermen:
IN the C~andelarlas cemetery.
Miss Louis Brookfcld, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S. EASTER
day for several months. viii leave
during the week for Omaha, where
she viii spend the rest of the summer
going Ia the fan 20 Wolfe han, Don-
yer, whore she viii attend school dur
ing the coming winter.
y Gilardl, the Italian arrested herH
FOR alleged obtaining money una r.
false %pretcnaes IN Los Angeles, was re-
yesterday by the local authors
Ties on receipt Of a telegram from Los
Angeles. saying the case had been set
tied. Gilardi yesterday morning re-
sumcd his journey 10 New York.
John Burt, of Grant Brothers Com
struction company. arrived In Albu-
ne has been working with the COM
on railroad contracts. Mr.. Bur.
has just completed a drive of 400 miles
across Mexico from one OF the Grant
Hrnthcrs' grading camps to another,
100 hca Of mules with him.
ile Describes the experience as one y
the most strenuous of his life.
Mr.. u Mrs. Harvey Moore left last
FOR Kansas points 90 spend a
brief vacation Mr.. Moore Is chief
clerk Of the local santa Re freight ot-
fees. He was Joined here bN Mr.. and
Mrs. W. IL. Moore, Of pes Moines, who
,sore returning from a trip To CALI
forhid. Mr.. Moore is travelling passcn-
ger agent OF the Santa Pc at Dcs
Mulncs and recently accompanied ono
lf the educators special trains TO the
roast.
The public library has Just ace
acquired through the - J. Abel be-
quest "a very Nire and valuable edition
lf ilakluyt's Early Voyages, printed ~
lt6A and cmhellishcd with steel on-
cravings n maps which are unique.
The sea explorers who Left r,c-
lrds of their voyages are represented
from Columbus down The volumes
large octave and viii not be all
lowed Co leave the library. but ars
open Ga the inspection OF the public at
.hc library rooms.
The deeply interesting sermon by
Row Hugh a. Cooper OF the First
Presbyterian church. delivered last
sunday evening aud published Mon
iuy morning iu the Morning Journal
attracted % great deal of attention
rom the public The sermon deals
Christian Science, ana tho true 5
the false lu the Faith Of Mrs
Eddy. Do has been printed in PAM
lhlot form ana may be- secured at
De Morning Journal office. or hy ape 4
HI|".H.am ian M Conner