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Albuquerque Citizen, 06-26-1908 Hughes & Mccreight University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 6-26-1908 Albuquerque Citizen, 06-26-1908 Hughes & McCreight Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news Recommended Citation Hughes & McCreight. "Albuquerque Citizen, 06-26-1908." (1908). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news/2799 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TRAIN ARRIVALS WEATHER FORECAST . No. i 5 P- - No 4 5. 50 p. m ..; - No. 7 Jo. Si p. m. ? '' PeuTtr, Cfllj.. J111 26. -T- oa! local No. 8 6.40 p. m. shiwerj. Sittirdii inerilli fair. f - No. p m. Albuouemje Citizen 9114$ WE GET THE NEWS FIRST VOLUME 23. ALBUUUEHQDE. NEW MEXICO. FRIDAY, JUNE 2G. 1908. NUMBER 152 ENTHUSIASTIC RECTI MYSTERY HAS NARROW AN INSAN E NOTABLE MEN ASSEMBLE DEATH OF YOUTH ESCAPE FROM HANGS HIMSELF GREETS DELEbK ANDREWS TO HONOR GRDVER CLEVELAND AT INKWELL FLAMES INJAIL Citizens of Albuquerque Joi Extend- Body of Health Seeker From Fire Starting In tFurniture Native Brooded Over Murder President Roosevelt and Governors of ing Thanks of the Commuiucy for His St. Louis Found In Brush Store Spreads to Restaur of Child Because He Several States Attend Funeral Ser- Northwest of the ant. Meat Market Thought Himself to Ability to Secure Irrigation Congress Statesman-- City. and Hall. Blame for Death. vices at Princeton for Dead Appropriation and Additional Fund Simple Ritual of Presbyterian for New Federal Building Crowds HIS COMPANION BOY Wild CANDLE USED ROPeITt Church Constitutes Extent of Serv- Meet Delegate at the Train. STARTED THE BLAZE ices, Which Are Made Strictly Private. HASJDISAPPEARED TOJND HIS LIFE MAYOR LESTER AND OTHER OFFICIALS SPEAK Two Young Men Started Sunday Hp Was Looking for a Cat and Set Brought From. Atrlsco Yesterday ALL NATIONS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD to Walk From Roswell to Albuq- Eire to a Pile of Matresses- - Cit- to be Examined for Insanity He DURING INFORMAL GATHERING AT COMMERCIAL CLUB uerque-Four Knlte Wounds izens Are Indignant at Suit to Commits Sulclce In Presence PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF FORMER PRESIDENT Tell Method of Death-tvl-de- nce Enjoin City From Extend- of County Prisoners Dur- Delegate Is Commended for His Efforts in Behalf of the Ter of Struggle Found. ing Water Plant ing the Night. American Flags at Embassies and Legations In Every Coun- rltory and Particularly for Albuquerque-Representat- ive try Are Placed at Half Mast and Rulers of Many Coun- Roswell, N. M., June 28. Albert Gallup, X. M., June 26. (Srclal) Driven Insane by the thought of Ross, a young health seeker from St Fire, which broke out yesterday having been partly responsible for the Cleveland-Arm- Crowd Gathers at Club to Congratulate the Delegate for spent tries Order Ceremonies In Memory of y Loui.s, who has several months evening about 7:16 o'clock In Vidal's murder of a little boy, Donaclano -- in Uoswell, was found dead today 45 furniture store, raged for several Salutes-Soldi- ers His Work In Congress Mayor. President of the Com- Uarcla, 45 years old, a rancher liv- Posts and Navy Fires Line Streets at miles northwest of this city, with four hours and was finally extinguished village In body. place 130,000, ing at Atrlsco, a on the west mercial Club and Vice President of Irrigation Congress knife wounds his The with a loss of about about bank of Hlo Grande opposite this Princeton to Keep Funeral Private In Accordance With where the body was found gives evi $T,00w of which is covered by Insur- the struggle. city, ended his life last night at the ' Unite In Praise lor New Mexico's Representative. dence of a terrible ance. county by hanging His Wish. Ross left Roswell last Sunday In The Are was caused by 4 boy who Jail himself. The company body was discovered at 4 o'clock this with Theodore Kulay, a carried a lighted candle while looking morning by a fellow prisoner named German shoemaker, with whom he for a pel cat In the furniture store, With the Elks' band playing and Stern, vice president, spoKe on behalf Martinez, hanging by a small cord Princeton, N. J., June S6. Without It passes Into the cemetery. platform tne ver- of In had become acquainted during his lie accidentally set fire to a stock of with the and broad the board and a well delivered tied to a bar In the window. The eulogy, sermon or song, with the The National Guardsmen are her andas ul' the Hotel Alvarado crowded speech, he thanked Delegate Andrews stay here. The two announced their mattresses and In a few minutes the lower body but Intention of walking to Albuquerque, store was ablaze. The flames limbs of the touched the Presby- merely to assist 1n nollclnir tha ellw with people, W. H. Andrews, New for the appropriation secured for the entire floor, and death was caused by stran- simple burial service of the presence believing the trip on foot would be of spread to the restaurant of Roy Shl-bot- a. and their was at first object. Mexico's delegate to Congress, was Irrigation congress. Mr. Stern said: gulation, the small cord cutting deep terian church, Grover Cleveland will ed to by Mrs. Cleveland, who gven a royal welcome home when he great benefit to Ross's health. When adjoining, and then to Irvine's be buried kite this afternoon in the later 'Because of the absence from the Py- into the flesh of the neck. Life had consented to 'their duty only after ah stepped from passenger No. 1 they left here they were laughing and meat market and the Knights of Olu Princeton cemetery, by the side train city of Colonel Hopewell, the chair- on of probably been extinct an hour when hau been convinced of the necessity iasl night. With Delegate Andrews joking and apparently the bust thias hall. All these buildings and body was of his daughter, Huth. Simplicity will man of the board 01 control of the terms. most of In store the discovered, as the limbs for taking precautions to guard any were Hon. Solomon Luna, Republican the the stock each were cold. Martinez Jail- mark the funeral throughout and National Irrigation congress, which was consumed by the flames. aroused the possible accident to President Roose- national committeeman, and Hon. H. convenes here this fall, the agreeable So far as known they were not seen er. Justice of the Peace Koniero was while notable men and friends of the velt. ). again by anyone city It The lns to A. Vldal will probably Bursum, Republican territorial duty devolves upon me to express to of this and summoned and a coroner's Jury family will attend, the funeral will Many beautiful floral tributes were A reception was supposed they were well on their be 115,000 and the other losses will be a private It will be possible to t chairman. committee you the sincere" feeling of gratitude brought to view the body. The In- as received at the Cleveland home H Albu-tiuerq- way to Albuquerque. Word of the aggregate $15,000 more. The total It. composed of business men of and appreciation of the entire board quest was continued at the court make during the day and messages let- and led by Felix Lester, may- finding of the body was brought to Insurance was about 17.000. Although President Roosevelt will and and the citizens connected with this fire much as house this afternoon. ters of sympathy continue to pour la or, an 1 K. L. Medler, president of the Roswell immediately and the officers The caused excitement was yesterday attend, as will Governor Fort, of New gigantic undertaking, for your ener- It was thought at one time the Ourcla brought here from all parts of the world. Omni. erclal club, met Mr. Andrews at getic successful securing here at once started an Investigation. that by an officer from Atrlsco to be ex- Jersey, Governor Hughee of New and effort in ef- whole block would be burned out. The the train. ap- Kulay has disappeared and all amined for insanity. He York, Governor Hoke Smith of Geor- New York, The stock from the federal government the any united efforts of the city fire depart- had been June 2. The delegate was taken to dinner at propriation of $30,000 to be applied forts today to find trace of him acting otiangely for some time, ac- gia and other distinguished person- and produce exchanges closed at 1 have been futile. The officers at Al- ment and the Santa Fe Railroad com. ages, they will not be In attendance In the Alvarado after which, he entered toward defraying the expenses Inci- pany's apparatus, by cording to relatives, and has on sev- o'clock respect to the memory of Com- buquerque have been notified to be assisted citizens In their official capacities but as a carriage and was dr.ven to the dent to the holding of this congress got shortly 10 eral occasions threatened to take hi' Cleveland. re- on the lookout for him but no word it under control before friends of the late Both mercial club, where an informal aim the exposition to be held In con- o'clock last night. life. Yesterday ne complained of ception was tendered him, adequately nection therewith, was received from them and it '0 having a strange hot feeling In his ab- al the home and at the cemetery the Chicago, June 26.
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