Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-16
FROM THE NORTH.
A Large Crowd Attended PontifiGdl
MasS--RumOrS Of Hold-ups.
A FlREMAN'S DOUBLE LIFE"

correspondence.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Aug. 15.-There
was a large crowd in attendance at the
.ontifical mass at $50 o'clock this
morning in honor of the feast day of
the church of Our Lady of Sorrows. A
number came in from the coun-
try and the church was packed. The
part of the church where the ceremo-
MES took place was nicely decorated
and the officials in their priestly robes
made a very imposing sight. The
music of the choir" was particularly
fine. The celebration continued most
of the day, and a number were at the
church all of last night.
Santa Rosa is reported as having a
good rain day before yesterday. This
is splendid news for that town, as the
water question there has been a very
serious one.
In the case of Abble Laub VS.. Laura
whigham, in Colfax county, Judge
Mills has allowed sixty more days in
which to complete the evidence in the
case. The suit is over possession of
some property, the husbands OF the
women in the suit, who are dead, were
formerly partners in the saw mill bust
mess in Wisconsin.
There were rumors around town to-
day that there were several hold-up
men near the city and that they were
figuring on bouncing down on the town
when the pay checks arrive and doing
business" 1t cannot be verified and is
probably only some one indulging in
pipe dream. About eight months or sc
EGO it will be remembered that the
same rumors gained ground and they
seemed TO be so substantial, that the
two banks came out that evening il
the papers and announced a reward o
$4,000 for the apprehension of any maj
who even tried to break in anywhere
This was sufficient to keep the robbers
away from the town, and they passed
the city up.
Pelham Glassford left today to re
sumo his studies at West Point afte
spending his vacation here at home.
Mrs, w. G.. Hayden has cards GU
for a party on the 22d. 1t is to be givel
in honor of Misses Lubbock and Parke
Miss Lille Mitchell, of Goshen, Ind
arrived here this afternoon to visit Il
the city. She came here from Sal
Lake and is an acquaintance of G. /
Star.
The dance which was to have bee
given at the Montezuma tonight by +
E. MONTGOMERY, has been called on. q
"a crowd could not be secured.
The daughter and son of Mrs. j. 4
Linn are confined to the house wit
sickness.
Mrs. II. A. Harmon had a birthda
today, and entertained a few frleho
this afternoon in honor OF the n
versary.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hail
len, last night, an eleven-pound girl
The Santa Fee checks are three das
late this month.
James Peeler, one of the Santa :
firemen, is seriously ILL.,.
R. M. Spivey, an inspector for u
Harvey system, with headquarters
Topeka, is here today.
b. F. Forsythe, ]. Minium and Frar
Quinley have returned from their Ut
up in the mountains and have son
great fish stories they are retaining
victims around town.
There are rumors flating around u
neighborhood in the southwestern pa
of town of a family quarrel IN u
home Of a fireman. II seems huo
has been doing the double life stu
and been maintaining another home
Albuquerque for some time. A sho
time ago he was hurt at Lamy az
called for a lay off, received 1t, N
stead of coming home here, he went
woman No. 2 in the Duke city, vine
he stopped. Wife got wind OF the
lions of her recreant hubby, and nc
there is blood on the moon.
Miss Edna Sapp arrived here yest'
day evening from her home IN lo'
and last night at 8 o'clock h W
married by Father Pouget to Edwa
Huey, one of the electricians OF I
light company here. Few of Mr.. hue!
friends were aware of his matrimohl
intentions, and the wedding was
great surprise. The couple VIII ma
this city their home, and are today
ceiving the congratulations Oh TN
friends.
The gun club yesterday afterno
had a good shoot, and a couple
splendid scores were made. D
Dearth wears the club badge Tor