Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-13
Special Correspondence.

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Grafton is being performed to remove
the bullet. but the wound seems to be
such a serious enc that the worst is
feared and her life is all but despaired
of. The accident has been kept quiet,
and various rumors are in the air.
Mrs. Austen says it was an accident
and that is about all that can be learn
ed oil the case. Mrs. Austen has not
been we'll for some time, but was bet
ter yesterday, and was able to be up
and dressed. One story is that a pis-
toll was discharged while Mrs. Austen
Was making the bed and that is the
way the accident happened, but moth
ing definite is given out. The many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Austen will
a%nxiously await news regarding Mrs.
Austen's condition.
Miss Nettie B~eardsley and sister are
expected today from ST. Louis for a
visit with Mrs. w. B. Hiett for a few
days.
Marcelino Montoya. who has been
sick several days, was today able to
be about.
Ida Roxey Harbert, of Eddy county,
was yesterday adjudged insane before
Judge Mills and was committed to the
insane asylum.
Antoine A. SENEGAL has petitioned
To be a%djudged a bankrupt. His liz
bilities are in the n~eighborhood of 3d.
600 and assets are given as nothing.
This is not Mr.. Senecal's first &C
%quaintance with the bankruptcy laws.
Juanita G.. Martinez and Rosario
Abeytia have entered suit before the
district court of this county to get
judgment in the sum of $Sb2.5O from
William Frank and Diego, Trujillo.
The plaintiffs claim that mount for a
number of sheep in possession of. de-
PENDANTS.
Mrs. Ellen Rose, mother of Mrs. Gus
taye Peterson, wife of Engineer Peter
son, died this morning from old age,
and rheumatism, at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Rose has been bed rid
den for the past year and death comes
as a relief. She was 80 years of age
and was well known in the city. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon from the residence OF Mrs. Pet
erson at 725 Jackson avenue.
General Superintendent d. E. Cain
wife and daughter came through here
this afternoon en- route south from La
Junta. Superintendent Fox also came
in from the north and stopped off here
Miss Lille Mackay will entertain
the Young Ladies' Whist club tomor
row afternoon at her home.
r. e. Montgomery, an official of the
Fort Worth & Denver City railroad
returned yesterday evening from his
stay at Ell Porvenir and has gone out
to the Montezuma for a weeks stay
Edward McWenie, who sprained his
ankle in a ball game some time ago
SIS laid up again from walking on the
injured member too soon.
George Fleming returned yesterday
from his visit in Colorado. He was
In Denver and Colorado Springs and
reports the season at its heighth in
the latter place.
The annual feast day of the church
of Our Lady of Sorrows, August Is
will be celebrated Friday here with &
pontiical mass and a splendid music
al service. This is the anniversary o.
the assumption of the Virgin Mary
and is the most important day will
the local Catholic church. Rev. Father
Pitaval. the auxiliary bishop of Sants
Fee, who was just lately c~onsecrated
will be present, together with eight o.
ten other priests. The pontiical mas!
will be in attendance.
Word has been received here tina
A A. Jones and Miss Natalie Stone
road were married in San francisco
on the 9th inst. They will remain OF
the coast for a visit before returning
to their home in Las Vegas.
Arthur Ward was yesterday throw
from his horse while riding and sus
tained a broken arm.
Died, yesterday evening at 6 o'clocR
Lon Hollenbeck, of consumption. MI
Hollenbeck has been here some tim
seeking relief from his trouble, an
was accompanied by his mother an
BloNhNA ~ NV ~ was ~
age. The remains were shipped t
Cabool, Missouri, on No. s last night.
Henry Warnack arrived yesterda
evening from Denver, where he ha
been for the past week doing som
special work for the Post of that city.
At the meeting Of the east side fir
company last night the final Arrange
ments were made for the big ball I
be given on Tuesday night, the 19tf
at the city hall. The dance promise
to he a big affair.
Died, at the Ladies' home at
O'Clock this morning, Clarence F. Can
eron. of tuberculosis. The decease
was 20 years old and came here thre
weeks ago for his health. He was sti
ton agent for the Fremont, Elkhor
& Missouri Valley railroad at Bee, NJ
braska, to which place the remain
will be shipped.