Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30

rast week. has not yet shown up and
u Is evident ne has deserted his wife
and baby here. He went through las,
sunday on No. instead Of getting OF
where his run ended and nothing has
been heard from him since. The wifi,
ana baby arc beng looked after here
by friends and they viii make up a
purse and send her and the baby back
10 the mothers former home In Mar.
cellne. Mo. soon. II the husband is
not heard from.
ID. G.. Anderson and J. +. Dooley. a
couple OF telegraph operators, who
have been in the city the past week.
left Saturday for Albuqucraue where
Mr.. Anderson has a position with the
Santa Fe.
Engine 06S went down on No. to.
day TO the Santa Fee branch to relieve
0l39, which will come here for repairs.
No. did not get here today until
11:10 a. m. She was delayed near the
Needles on account OF a washout
Mrs. Clint Jackson and her two chill.
dren arrived here today. and will visit
with II. f. Redding and family. Mrs.
Jackson Is from indianapolis and is a
sister Of Mr.. Redding.
II. II. Gage and son. Edgar. who
came here couple OF weeks ago with
Thomas Elvey, who died at La Cueva
ranch. returped today to their home In
Chicago
The employees and shoppers in n.
fields store were badly frightened Sat.
urday morning about 10 o'clock by
hearing screams issuing from the ele.
vator shaft, on the second floor. Sus.
tenos Torres. IL years Of age, a son OF
Micario Torres, of Progresso. was
found pinned across the shaft door by
the elevator and was being crushed to
death when rescued. This door was
torn out and the boy released
blood streaming from his mouth and
his face badly scratched. 1t is not be.
lieved the injury Is serious, but 1t was
a very close call. Boy like. he was
standing at the door leaning over.
when some one pulled the rope 20
bring the carriage down from the top
floor. The carriage noiselessly de-
scended and caught the boy back OF
the neck and pushing him down, when
II was caught and the boy released.
Max Levy and Bernard Appel had
game Of chess with a couple Of Albu-
luerqueans over the telegraph Friday
night, but the operator got sleepy at
closing time. and the moves were In.
terrupted. The game will be resumed |
Iiis evening.
A meeting of old soldiers will be
held Monday evening at Captain Forts |
office for the election OF officers and |
OF reorganization OK Sher- !
nan post No. /, G. a. X.
Henry Essinger returned Saturday |
rom a trip of several weeks through |
out the southwest.
l.. r. Laidley went down to Albu.
luerque Saturday afternoon for
weeks stay.
Miss Artless Brownies menagerie
Jarty Friday night was a great suc-
,ess. There were twenty-five young
people present and they had a high
line. The young folks came costumed
o represent animals and they had TO
;uess what each one represented. Miss
Nary Thomas secured the prize for the
,irls and owen Browne won the prize
or the boys. Miss Margaret Cluxton
ook the prize for the best character.
were served and an ave-
ling spent in joyus fun.
A condemnation suit has been filed
" City Attorney Davis for the city Of
East Las Vegas against John Hanson,
o compel the opening Of the much
alked of Tremblay alley. from the
dora road to Eleventh street. The
ther property owners have consented [
o the opening. and the suit is only '
lade against Mr.. Honson. Upon his
eturn from FL Porvenir Judge Mills
iii appoint commissioners to assess
he damages. This seems to be the +,
nal move in that troublesome alley
uestion. which has been a tribulation I
, city councils almost as far back as ,
he memory OF man runneth.
Mrs. +. G. Means, the wife of jew !
Ter and matchmaker who did business
ear the bridge, Is quite troubled re- J
arding her husband, from whom she 7
as not heard in five weeks. He left
ere and went TO Pueblo and then sent [
Or all the valuable goods he had. say. ,
ONE. She sent them. but since then '
as not heard from him and she fears f,
lat he has met with foul play. Mrs. !
lens has received no means from her |
usband during her absence, and Is la [