Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-27

! EuWln l.. stewart, aged thirty-SeVen
years, who came to Albuquerque a
1 few weeks ago with his wife and ten
months'-o -old child. died at o'clock
yesterday afternoon at his home on
! East Central avenue. message was
sent yesterday TO the sister of the de-
ceased IN Fort Worth, Texas, and the
/ latter Is now en- route here to accom-
pany the remains back to the Texas
town, via El PasO, for interment. I'm
dertaker F. II. Strong has charge of
the remains.
Hugh Trotter and family, while re-
I turning In buggy from Bear can
yon Sunday night. suffered a smash-up
which put the vehicle out of commits
sion and threw the members of the
party some fifty feet down a steep
embankment at the mouth of the can
yon. The Trotters were brought in by
/ friends and the horse was captured
and brought In with the remains of
the buggy yesterday. No one was Sc
rously hurt.
Tom of Ganado and Ella, his wife,
and their two girls the leaders of the
! Navajo colony here, who have been
familiar figures at the Harvey curiO
room for years, will leave Saturday
night for a months trip to their old
| home at Ganado, Arz., In the Navajo
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and his two children and squaw will
relieve Tom and Ella.
Mrs. II. +. LOsse, Miss Vivian b.
Losse and Weir Losse have been
spending a few days with Mrs. Losses
brother, j, T. Keogh, and wife. The
members of the party are on their
way home TO San Jose, Cal, after a
trip abroad, during which they visited
Germany, Scotland, Italy, England
hand France. They were abroad for
two years or more.
An exciting encounter occurred in
front Of the pOstoffice at about 6
o'oclock last evening when Billy Ma
son and a Santa Fe fireman came to
blows on the sidewalk The engage
ment was short but was violent while
il lasted. Honors were about even
when time was called. A crowd of
some fifty persons gathered around
the combatants.
The dance given tonight at the Cas-
ino by the local striking telegraphers
promises to be q most successful event
as a large number of tickets have
been sold and the attendance will be
large. The dance will begin at 8
O'Clock The Ellis orchestra will fur
nish the music for the affair and
street cars will run until the dance Is
over.
Miss Jessie Jasper and f. A. Will
Jams won the first prize last night at
the Elks' building rink for the most
graceful skaters of the Coiored Skat-
ing club The second prize went to
Mrs. w H. Kerr, of Santa Fe, and
Louis Mosby, of this city, The prizes
were awarded after a series of three
skating contests had been held.
The Clifton Reds. one of Arizona s
crack baseball aggregations, will be
in albuquerque next Saturday ana
Sunday to play the Browns That
there will be something doing at Trac-
ton park on those dates 1t Is unnec-
essary to repeat.
Charles II. Dagenette, supervisor of
, Indian employment for the bureau of
Indian affairs, has returned from an
extended trip to the Dakotas ana
elsewhere. attending to official busi-
ness.
r. w. D. Bryan, Miss A. NJ. Mat
thews. George s. Klock, John w Will
son. w. s. Hopewell, +. l.. Medler and
John Brummell local people spent
yesterday in Santa Fee
f. r. Ferguson, general agent at
Pueblo, Colo, for the Mutual Life In
surance company, who has been III
the city for several days, returned
nOlllt NtHlFlhtAg
Howard Thatcher. cashier for the
Wells, Fargo Express company, at
Ration, arrived in the city yesterday
10 visit friends for several days.
Robert Johnson. formerly night
clerk at the Alvarado hotel, Will leave
on No. this morning for Cincinnati
ohio. his old home.
Mrs. ]. s. Altman, Miss Lucille
Pugh. of Metcalf, Ariz, formed a par
ty Of visitors here yesterday from the
western territory.
w. II. Carney. local manager for
r. G.. Dun & Co, returned yesterday
from an enjoyable trip to the Pecos
river country.
Mrs w. n. II. Llewellyn, wife of
the United States attorney arrived at
the Alvarado from Las Cruces yes
terday.
George Arnot. local manager of the
Il Cross Kelly company, spent yesterday
in Las Vegas returning home last
night.
Miss May Allen. office clerk at the
Colorado Telephone company, has re-
turned to work after weeks vaca-
ton
w. C. Reed, ex-attorney general
went TO Santa Fe yesterday, from Las
, Vegas. after spending the day In thai
, city.
]. ]. White, a well known cattleman
Of the Estancia valley, has returned
from trip to Gallup.
/ President W. G. Tight, Of the Uni
versity of New Mexico, went to Belen