Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-28

en- OF the other from a seventy-fve
foot lot.
Mrs. Woodruff and her two daugh-
tiers will leave next Monday for hos
Angeles, where they will spend a year.
At the party given by Mrs. j. G..
Schlott last night in honor of Miss
Emma Hoffman, of Ell Paso, there were
about forty guests present who partic-
ipated in the merriment and splendid
refreshments. The feature of the even
ing was a sense guessing contest. in
which Mrs. Frank Barney won the
ladies first prize and Norris Cochran
the first prize for the gentlemen. The
BOBBY prizes were taken by Miss Es-
Their Geyer for the ladies and Ira Perry
for the gentlemen. Mesdames, Tar
kinson. Dearth and Koogler assisted
Mrs. Schlott in the entertainment.
Miss Hoffman has made many friends
during her stay in the city. and is a
most accomplished young lady. She
will leave tomorrow for her home in FL
Paso.
b. T. Mills has secured judgment in
favor of the plaintiffs in the suits to
quiet titles in the cases of George w.
Noyes VS.. E. C. de Baca, the real estate
in question being in the Buena Vista
addition. and William Prayer VS.. Hot
Springs company, for property at the
hot springs.
Mrs. L. l.. Cheatem,. of La Junta,
who has been visiting her sister here.
Mrs. l.. E. Outright, will leave to-
night for her home.
w. r. Davis is browsing around
town today in the interest of n of
the Denver newspapers.
The colored musicians are dealing
out rag time and coon songs on the
Grenberger corner each night now,
and incidentally dealing out a few
song books and merchandise on, the
side. Its free; of course there is a
crowd.
An effort is being made to get the
Santa Fe ball team to play a return
date here Sunday after next, and bring
up a big excursion with them.
The wife of the fireman who was
reported a short time ago as playing
the dual life act. is after her husband
trying to get something done to break
up the intimacy between her husband
and his other wife" He has made
matters worse by having the woman
come here from Albuquerque, and she
is stopping at one of the hotels, where
the intimacy is carried on. She does
not want to sue for q divorce. and hav
ing him arrested for his wrong doinl
will give her little satisfaction, a.
what she wants is hubie to come bacl
to his legitimate home. What can th'
poor girl do?
:, Yesterday when the fireman cam
off his run, it is said the wife and thu
other woman met him in the yard
at the train, and there was trouble.
is reported, also, that the fireman wa
, told his services would not longer b.
needed by the Santa Fe, and he /
now out of a job as a result of hi
I wrong doing.
I Matt ~Cuppenberger, who was indict
; ed for murder at the last term of cour
I at Clayton and vas sentenced to tn
| penitentiary, but who appealed hi
case to the supreme court, has oscar
. ed. He was kept here for eight month
2 so as to be safe. but seemingly foun
\ little difficulty in escaping from tn
county jail at Clayton.
William Munford, the native VIII
$ had his legs mangled by falling off Nc
s down the road a few days ago. an
Y on whom an operation was performed
|, removing one of the limbs next to tn
thigh, a couple of days ago. last nigh
died at the Santa Fe hospital. TIL
G brother is expected down from Wa
v Tous this afternoon to make the fune
al arrangements.
n The remains of Mrs. ]. H. Curtis
will be shipped to Marceline. Mo, L
g night on No. 8.
ell Mrs. George Selover had the mi
n fortune last evening TO run a rust
a nail through her left foot, while wal
It ing in the yard. The injury is quite
v had one.
vi G. NJ. Roberts had an operation pc
formed last night for rupture, and
in quite a critical condition today.
Watrous is becoming one of the Ii
Hest towns in the territory, on a
n count of the ballasting gang makir
their headquarters there. -Four nativ'
came down from Mora and each ope
led up a saloon, and the 200 odd labo
ers made the nights weary for Il
D. residents. A Mexican circus was all
It there a few night ago, and betwet
B. the saloons and the circus there W
Is life all night. The Santa Fe quar-
, enc and a half miles the other side
> watrous, is turning the rock out I
Z the ballasting, two train loads a da
and the Santa Fe will have some of Il
finest road bed in that vicinity the