Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-19

I. Aili NlilflAfl0 at 1dldiltd - ItH0
ing rapidly and the old camp viii sooi
resume its old-time activity.
Capt. F. w. Palmer, U. S. A.. o
Fort Benjamin Harrison, was an ar
rival at the Alyarado yesterday.
There viii be a regular meeting o
the Degree Of HOnor In the odd Eel
lows han this evening at 1:39.
"Biny' Burke Of Winslow was ii
the city yesterday en- route to Chica-
go, where he is called by the illness
Of his mother.
Mrs. l.. D. Gould OF Gallup was in
the city yesterday en- route home after
a trip through the southern part OF
the territory.
News was received here yesterday
of the death IN Reading, Pa, of Mrs.
Jane Kelley. mother of Mrs. j Felipe
Hubbcll Of Pajarito.
a suit for divorce was filed In the
district court yesterday by Eliza Co
hen against her husband, Hiram Co
hen.
The Missionary society of the Con
gregationa1 church will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting Wednesdays
evening. August 10, at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Wayne Reed has returned from
a visit to her old home in ohio and
will attend the University of New
Mexico this year.
Miss Janet Rryson has returned
from Il visit with friends in the east
10 resume her studies at the Unlver-
sity Of New Mexico,
Mrs. T.. A. Hubbell. Mrs Thomas
Hubbcll Mrs. Juan Garcia and Miss
Anna Thomas have returned from an
extended tour Of Mexico.
Travelling salesman J. Il. Teasdale
for the Hamilton-Brown Shoe com
pany of 81. Louis is in the city on his
regular trip.
Miss Belle sweet OF Los Cerrillos
arrived in the city yesterday to visit
her friend, Miss Ada Vaughn, of
south Arno, for a week.
Fifteen new members have been re-
ceived into the Modern brotherhood
Of America lodge in this city. swelling
the total membership to over 500.
Palmer Social camp of the Modern
Woodmon of America viii hold a reg
ular meeting in ODD . Fellows han
Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
e. T., Hart of Melrose, y. M. is In
the city on business. Mr.. Hart Is man
ager Tor the Houston Hart Lumber
company and Is on his return home
after a business trip east.
The feature film shown at the CO.
lombo thcater last night, Love in the
otdeu Days" proved very pleasing. as
the photography Is fine and the color
ing unusually beautiful Tonight there
Will be a new picture, THE Magic
Dice and a Peunilcss Poets Luck. -
These are both hne ones and win be
well worth seeing,
Contrary to the city ordinance,
Santa Zee freight trains obstructed the
crossing at Central avenue yesterday
afternoon from ( O'Clock until eight
minutes after 4, n total Of eight min
utes. by actual count thirty vehicles
and some fifty persons were waiting
to cross when the two freight trains
finally pulled out.
George L. Brooks Of this city. II
heavy stakeholder in the National
oyster Carrier company. which has its
headquarters here, received word yes
terday from his son, Louis Brooks,
manager Of the company, that one of
the factories Of the concern at Nor
folk, Conn, has been damaged by
to the extent Of some $10,O 600. The
building was well insured
The Albuquerque swifts played the
yesterday forenoon a twelve-in-
ming game. The score was 10 to 10 I
In favor OF the Swifts. Batteries:
Swifts-Willard Hopcwell. catcher:
O'Retly. pitcher. Cops-Albert
Ladriere, catcher; Ed Beard, pitcher.
a man named Apodaca Of Pajarito,
who was arrested last night by ON
Cooper, viii have a hearing this
morning on the charge of robbing the
lash register of William Chaplin. the
avenue shoe man, of $75 yes
terday afternoon while i'm the store
making a purchase. Apodaca is an
customer OF the place and after
a pair of shoes. empticd the
TN while the proprietor was busy at
shoe repairing.
The interesting feature of the "Old
Fashioned Last Day of school" eNcr-
Uses given By the Charity circle and
Hand classes of the Congrc-
sunday school was the spelling
Gilbert Rueb Won the sweat
Pr given 10y the +, l.. Wnshburu com
nany Rea Allen the Brownie kodak
by @ A Matson a Co: Grace
ia. tho beautiful oil painting from
Mrs. William Allen. ana Thelma Saw
ger the fine fan presented by u. H.
3oatright.
Another big crowd attended the
,kating rink last night. The new
change Of pictures covers a variety OF
subjects THE Haunted Castle" is a
one. a Trip to Killarney"
s AN unusually pretty hlm. students
Iokcs' Is very realistic II very fun
Tho Devils Three Sins which
Is a beautifully haud-tinted hlm, was
loudly %applaudcd last night. The IL
IustrJtcd songs. while the old Mill
is Turning and u Guess IN
the Train Back Home, are two
of The best ever heard here. Begin
ming today IN crink will begin the
morning and afternoon sessions again.
these being especially nice for the be-