Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-12
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas, n. NJ, Aug. 11.-Another
chapter was added to the Hume family
troubles Saturday night. When Mr..
Hume gave the child up he kidnapped,
il was on the understanding that he
should see the child as he desired. Sat
urday night he came down to Mrs.
Boone's on Railroad avenue, where
Mrs. Hume is staying, and became
threatening, swearing dire vengeance
against Mrs. Hume. She sent for the
police. and asked for a warrant against
her husband. As the police went after
the SANE to Judge Tafoya, Judge
Wooster on this side being sick. Mrs.
Hume's attorney got wind of the
trouble and had the warrant squelched.
and there the matter stands. The
trouble does not yet seem to be over.
Three youngsters amused them
selves on Railroad avenue yesterday
by loading up with rocks and going up
on the roof of one of the houses, and
tossing them at the heads of passers
nv. A complaint was made to the po-
lice. and the 'kids" given a good scar
ing and threatened with prosecution If
the offense was committed again.
Suit has been entered in Union oun
ty, Max We'll VS.. Alphonso Padilla, JUS
tice of the peace in precinct 81, and
others, to restrain the justice of the
peace and the sheriff from enforcing a
certain Judgment in attachment rem
dered in the case of Leandro Gallegos
VS.. Manuel Lechuga.
Suit has been entered in Mora coun-
ty by Guadalupe T. Valdez against
Francisco Lujan, to order the partition
of certain property situated in Mora
county.
There were a couple of bales" Sat-
urday night on the west side. Ben
Romero gave a dance to a large num-
Der of his friends at Buffalo Hall and
a number of young people also gath
cred at Martinez hall and tripped the
fantastic until a late hour.
Rex Geyer, who has been in the city
for the past couple of weeks, today re-
turned to his home at Lafayette, Ind.
AT the party given by Mrs. B. NJ
Williams Saturday afternoon, there
were twenty-five guests present and
they INDUCED in s~ix-handed euchre and
some splendid refreshments. The prize
winners were Mrs. n. S. Belden, first
prize; Miss Mackay, second, and Mrs
Charles S. Sporleder the consolation
prize.
Tito Mas came down last evening
from Mora INT says the crops there
are not very good this year. The frs
cutting of alfalfa was fair. but the res
of the crops are very much below the
average, despite the fact that they hat
q couple Of rains there last week.
Mrs. Prudence Zimmerman, a physl
clan of Anderson, Ohio, and Mrs
Hhrivers, Of Indiana, have arrived il
Las Vegas to care for Walter Shrivers
who is very low with tuberculosis.
Juan Bruno had an operation pei
formed for appendicitis yesterday an
is in a very critical condition today.
Mrs. Fred Greenier made complain
last night against her husband TO
abandonment, and asked that the cour
compel him to support her. She claim
that he has contributed little or nott
ing to her support during the last tw,
months, and that now she being sicl
she needs his help. Mr.. Greenier wa
arrested Sunday evening, but his wifi
was not well enough to appear agains
him, and the hearing is postponed.
Miss Bertha Wiser and mother re
turned yesterday afternoon from thei
visit to Topeka. Miss Wiser was gon
several weeks.
Mr.. Sullivan, the mineral expert, VIII
has been touring the northwest an
been in Las Vegas, left last evenin
, for Denver. He will return and prol
ably investigate the mineral condition
around this city. 1t is said he repr,
sents considerable capital.
p. j. Robbins and w. S. Steadma