Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-26
DIVORCE SUIT.
Unhappy Las Vegas Coup'e---A
Gambling Debt Compromised.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Special Correspondence.

mas been rendered in the divorce suit
OF Mrs. Cleofes G~allegos Medina
against her husband, Guadalupe Medi-
ma, by Judge Mills, granting the d.
vorce and making the defendant pay
the costs of $40. In her petition for di-
vorce Mrs. Medina alleged that her
husband "led her a dogs life" n was
cruel and inhuman. Evidently the
judge thought SO, too, for now they are
at liberty to try a matrimonial venture
again, they being free and single"
In the case of B. F. Forsythe and
Mrs. Evelyn Lowry against r. A. Nor
ris, for a gambling debt of $500, which
the defendant refused to pay, the case
was dismissed upon defendant COM
promising the matter by paying $3.50.
High mass will be celebrated tomor-
row morning morning at Aqua Zarca,
in the picturesque little chapel there.
After the mass there will be a picnic in
the canyon.
Jimmy O'Rielly, the wire pants-hang-
er peddler, is in trouble again for get
ting drunk. Jimmy insists on owning
the town, and the marshal insists that
he shall not. Jimmy is really working
now; is handling a shovel on the
streets. Another hobo is keeping him
company.
Thomas Burns has filed suit against
the Ration Coal and Coke company for
$4,000 damages. Thomas was running
a hack line between Ration and Gard
ner and, he alleges in his complaint,
that the company caused the arrest of
the driver, confscated his team for
twenty hours, and in general caused
IN i,,ru On hic h,,cirncC ond ha foo1C eE
600 would about assuage his grief and
loss of business. Evidently the hack
business in Ration is a bonanza.
s.. B. Davis, Jr., who returned from
Santa Rosa last evening, where he
TOOK evidence before E. r. Wright in
the land case of l.. M. Shelly VS.. Felipe
Baca, says that a mill and lake were
washed out at Salano, near Apache
Springs Saturday night, and considera
BILE damage done.
Miss Bessie Cooley has invitations
out for a card party on the evening of
the 31st.
Miss Dorothy Money entertained a
number of her little friends today in
honor of her 9Th birthday. The little
folks had a big time.
Mrs. Jefferson Reynolds, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Clark, her sister, went
down to Santa Fe this afternoon for a
short visit.
Fred Fornoff, the deputy United
States marshal, went down to Glorieta
this afternoon on official business.
w. B. Twitchell came up from Glor-
ieta last night. Mr.. Twitchell is open
ing up some fine properties down there.
He represents some Chicago capital
lists and saws he has a good thing"
in the ore line at Ribera.
The cavalry and infantry companies
will have a little sham battle up the
canyon Sunday. The infantry will de-
fend the canyon.
Mrs. Onderdonk and children, ac-
companied by Mrs. James Van Cleve,
came down from Denver this afternoon
for a visit here with friends.
DIR. J. c. st. John and wife are here
from Colorado Springs to find a place
for their son, who is affected with lung
trouble. Mr.. st. John is a member of
the council in Colorado Springs and
was the contractor here for some of
the plumbing on the new school build
ing.
S. T. Kline is on the indisposed list
today and has knocked of work.
Mrs. Lott, a sister of Mrs. G. H.
Rhodes, arrived yesterday evening
from Muncie, Ind, for a visit here.
T. J.. Gavin is down from Cleveland
today seeing friends and talking bust
ness.
C. Porter is here from Thatcher, Col
orado, seeing the sights of the Meadow
city.
z. S. Longeman is lie name of the
new postmaster at Mora. He took
charge a few days ago.
DL IIA-,a -vAafa1 oArr.n
spondent in Washington, went through
on No. 7 this evening en- route to Ell
Paso to see P. +. Garrett, the collector
there.
Miss Nellie Parish returned to San
visit here with T. F. Clay and family.
Watrous and Shoemaker even have
got it-ping pong. J.. X. Martin abet-
ted the case by making the boards for
the devotees.
Mrs. II. A. Harmon, who has been
quite i'll with typhoid fever, is able to
sit up, and is convalescent.
Professor Cockrell and wife went
out to Blake's ranch today for an out
ing.
A number of the normal graduates
are figuring on going on a big camping
expedition the first of next week. They
will probably leave Monday.
Mrs. James A. Dick gave one or the
most pleasant parties OF the season
yesterday afternoon at her home en-
Fifth street. The amusement was SIX.
handed euchre. Mrs. Charles A. Spiess
carried off the first prize, Mrs. r. G.
Head the second and Mrs. f. e. Olney
the consolation. There were about M
ty guests present to partake of Mrs.
Dicks hospitality and dainty refresh
ments. Mrs. Dick is noted for her n
joyable parties and her splendid repu-
tation as a good hostess was fully
maintained by yesterdays affair.
1t was a large crowd from here that
attended the conservation ceremonies
of Bishop J. B. Pitival at Santa Fe to-
day. The ceremonies were very elab-
crate and many of the reverend faith