Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-16
BOY KIDNAPPED
Another Las Vegas Sensation-At'
tendance at Ball Game-Lo-
y cal Notes.

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Hume, the irrepressible, has gone and
done it," so Mrs. Hume, his erstwhile
wife claims. She was inquiring of your
correspondent last evening If he had
seer Jimmy" but he hadn't. She says
that Jimmy has kidnapped her boy and
broken faith with her again, n as
she can get no satisfaction from Mrs.
S. A. Douglas. her husbands adopted
mother. she claims she is abetting her
husband in the trouble making. Mr..
Hume came and got the boy Saturday
afternoon about 2 o'clock to visit with
him, as was agreed by contract be-
tween the couple after the last fracas.
He had not brought the child back by
last night, and the mother thinks he
has taken the boy with him to Romero
vile, his home, and she is looking for
vengeance now. This couple seem to
be having more than their share of
connubial infelicities. Each blame the
other. so you can have your choice.
The attendance at the ball game yes
terday was a record breaker, there be-
ing close to 1850 paid admissions,
with a cash drawer of close to $3.50,
larger by about $50 than the game two
weeks G at Santa Fee.
Herbert Clark left today for Ann Ar
Dor. where he will resume his studies
in the university. He will be a sopho-
more this year.
Misses Eva and Ada Springer left
today for New York City, where they
will enter the Columbia university.
Louis Bishop left today after a few
days visit here for his home in Birm-
ingham, Ala. He was employed in the
freight office here about two years
ago..
Del Chambers returned Saturday
evening from his trip to Trinidad, and
brought Mrs. Chambers and child
home.
]. S. Nelson, ST., who was formerly
agent at the hot springs, arrived here
yesterday to visit with his family. He
comes from Ojo Caliente, Mexico.
James Flint left yesterday on No.
2 for Kansas City, where he will enter
a medical school for the winter.
Capt. w. M. ~Steinweddel, of Quincy,
Illinois, after a pleasant visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. He~ndrickson,
left yesterday for Denver.
G. r. Van Houten returned yester-
day from Santa Fe, where he saw the
sights of the Ancient city for a couple
of days.
Bernard Appel look advantage of
the excursion yesterday from Ration
to return from his trip up the road.
Mrs. A. c.. Whitford left last night
for Sacramento, Cal. Her father went
through on No. Z from Newton, Kan,
and she accompanied him west.
G. S. Good & Co. nave brought suit in
Colfax county against William Ma
COON. The suit is in attachment for
the sum of $4,000. the amount due for
tools, grading outfit, ETC., sold defen'
dant.
Santiago Aguilar died Saturday OF
appendicitis, on the west side. He was
60 years of age, and was buried yes
terday.
Mrs. S. E. Mills and Mrs. E. H. Sala
gar tool the stage this morning fol-
Santa Rosa for a visit there with rela
tives.
Judge William ]. Mills, Secundinc
Romero, Capt. L. c. Fort and Col. r
E. Twitchell left on No. 8 last night fol
Ration, where they will hold Colfaa
county court.
William White is on the i~ndisposet
list today.
Miss Emma Cote arrived here this
evening from Chicago and will make 6
visit with her sister, Mrs. Jack Lau
beck.
w. H. Kelly left this afternoon fol
Chicago, IN a trip to combine a little
business with a large amount of pleas
ure. Mr.. Kelly will go on to New Yorl
and from there take the steamer fol
the City of Mexico, where he has
position in the treasury department OF
the Mexican Central.
E. G. Murphy left today for Denver
and other points, to enjoy a vacation
and look after a few business matters
on the side.
ID. c. Deuel. left this afternoon for
trip TO New York City. He goes on g
pleasure trip and to recoperate from
his late sickness.
non. 1HdIltS a. oplSSo "Nhb NP ~
Ration this afternoon to help in the
counting there.
A.. Minnet returned this afternoon
from a trip over the northern par
of the territory. He reports business
fair, despite the fact the crops are
short.
Mrs. J. f. Richley entertained mos
delightfully."- a number of lady friends
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs
]. j. Schmidt, The ladies played whisr
and enjoyed some splendid refresh
ments.
Benito Baca, of Gross, Kelly & Co,
will leave this evening for Los Angelo!
to visit his mother.