Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-16
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Drink and Bad Treatment Are the
Causes Engineers Transferred.
HUBBElL AT THE SPRINGS.
Spscial Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
las Vegas, n. NJ, July 15.-They
lived heal Ration. They also lived
happily until a short time g when
Charlie took to drink and began treat
ing her in an inhuman manner; at
least so Lore alleges in her petition
for absolute divorce from her hus-
band, Charlie Bridget, which has just
been entered in the district clerks of
fee. Lore also thinks she should have
the custody of the two minor children,
and the Judge will also most probably
think so if Mrs. Bridget can prove her
case.
Wool continues to come in at a good
rate. There was considerable disposed
of in Las Vegas today.
There were numerous changes in the
nor commissioned officers of the cav
airy troop last night, a number being
promoted on accoun of the resigna-
ton and departure from the city of
Ms 1uel Otero. who was first sergeant,
to his home in Santa Fe. E. j. Nc
Weaie is now first sergeant; P. B. Lei
Wy. second duty sergeant; Carl Simms,
third duty sergeant; and H. c. Hayes,
fourth duty sergeant. Captain Reed
also appointed A. ID. Marshall clerk of
the troops with the rank of corporal.
A letter from Mrs. Dewitt Burnley,
in Denver, wife of the colored fellow
under detention at the county jail for
stealing q pocketbook containing $50,
to Judge Wooster pleads with him ito
not send him to the pen for the Lords
sake" Judge is just wondering If the
Lord is that strongly Interested in the
case. or if it is not Just she who is in
terested. If the Interpretation of the
Lords wishes is left to us, we believe
that unless Dewitt raises that fifty he
is better off where ne is now.
The Montezuma club will give a card
party on Thursday night at the club in
honor of their fourteenth anniversary.
1t WI be for club members and their
company only.
Erqines S37 and 49, have been trans.
ferred from this division; S37 goes to
the Raton-La Junta division and 739 to
the Colorado division. The policy OF
the Santa Fe is to ~tranfer, gradually
the lighter Rhode Island engines from
this division to Colorado, where such
heavy service is not demanded Of
them. and to put in the large com
pound engines here. This division ha:
eleven freight compounds and four fol
the passenger service n more Il
come. The change that has gradual!
been worked in the ~railroading here i
interesting to note. An average LOAF
for the Glorieta mountain a short tim
back was about 675 tons, where nov
$50 is demanded, and the lighter en-
gines cannot haul it. In those good oil
days when the engine had to get on
occasionally and shoe" the butfaloe
off the track, the little engines though
they were doing we'll when they pulle
eight freight cars with a capacity
$1,000 pounds over the mountain
Now there are cars with a capacity
100, 900 pounds and these new tandel
compound engines pull a long strin
of the large cars over the mountain
with ease. Verify, progress has bee
the watch word among American rai
roads.
The cavalry troop have a dan
booked for Friday night at the Mont
yuma at Hot Springs. Arrangement
are being made for a big crowd n
good time.
NJ. NJ. Sundt will leave soon with h
family for Fort Stanton, where he W
remain a year or so on some COVER
ment contract work he has there. NJ
Sundt was fortunate enough to secu
a contract for about $4,000 worth
work there, and it is possible may
crease that amount, as there are mo
contracts to be let. The governme
is erecting a sailors home there a
other buildings, and it is for some
those buildings that Mr.. Sundt has I
contract.
Miss Francis Bartholeme return
today from her visit with friends
RCton.
Il is a boy at the home of DR.. h.
-iCellor's, and the whole west side
rejoicing over the new citizen. T
youngster weighed nine and a h
pounds.
Work at FL Porvenir on the c.