Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

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Family Bank Accounts.
A clerk Of a savings bank said the
other day ~ has become q common
thing for married women hoijinF ac-
counts here ic have their bank books
made out 90 Mr and Mra 8o-and- So.
Thafe vas always a iiiile 81 thia
partnership business going on. but 81
has Increased nOiiCuably OF late years.
Whether the arrangement indicates
greater degree % coniugal doYo-
ilan or q suspicion. ia qnesticn.
There arc arguments 90 bo used IN
support of each theory lt may moan
that Mr. so.and-so has much Cun-
hdCnce IN his wife and that he o. not
AFRAID "a her drawing out nli tho
money and spending q while he o.
away from home. or q may mean
confidence iu her husband shat she
views common hank account na
the only way to insure her share Of
hla earnings No matter what the
motive she plan certainly saves n
greet deal of trouble IN crac an acci-
dent should hnfali either on the Joint
depOali0ra, and Ra there is little dan
ger of loss 90 tho bank through the
double harness system. we are cutie
siiliae the accounts should Dc held Do
the name 81 the two"
The Whites Going 90 Europe.
IN order to void the notoricty which
VIII be forced upOn hur hy che trial
OF The slayer of her husband. Mrs
Stanford White A. reported 20 bel
making arrangements 20 depart for
Europe. she viii De accompanied by
Mrs. Richard Grant white. the
mother of her murdered husband,
and her son. Lawrence. u Or ox-
pCcted that the Whites win remain
abroad untll after the trial This IN
cidont shows how the innocent have
to suffer with the guilty, nan what
n source OF annoyance. f not OF pose
Tive pain and migcrs The publicity
hunt bY reporters brings upon an
connected with q crime of vote. Indeed
some who have been subjected TO-
the continual quest of reporters have
been driven 90 the borders OF insnn-
n.y. They have no hours Of quiet OF
peace, they have nothing that u aa-
cred from inquiry. generally antagon-
iatlc and In an cases extremely vulgar
and insulting. The continual PIN
pricka tell on The nerves, and frail
women loose their strength and
health. ANA while the criminal may
get along very wcll 80 iar as stand
Ing the storm Us concerned. the wo-
men fade and fade. until the iife "
ended. and an ia p matter ln which
they have no interest save as az
fecilcnni econsoria or children.
Case Of Mistaken Identity.
A pathetic storS comes from the
East Side. that fruitful source 0f
striking stories John Burns, who
has q wife AID two sons Ga East
Furiy-I0urth street. was sent 20
Bellevue Hospital for general debil-
ity Soon after be arrived smother
John Burns was brought To- dcs-
perate condition of alcoholism when
Mrs Burns the lrsf went TO the hos.
pital 90 see her husband. she was
told that he had been transferred TO
the Metropolitan hospital on Black
Wells Island She decided 90 wait,
and a couple Of nights later she ~,
ceivod news that hcr husband was
dead She went to the morgue. aud,
with her sister. Identified tho body
na that 81 her husband The body
wa delivered 40 the house. and the
friends were invited 20 the wake. for
which extensive preparations had
been made. In the course OF the az
iornoon an old woman friend eume 10.
She look enc look az the corpse,
shook her head. and broke out with,
"sure end N ye are John Burns.
your nose bellies YOU John was no
drinking man."
Mrs. Burns got out a photograph
Of her husband. and compared u with
the face OF the corpse There was a
Reaefai resemblance. hut features by
ioaiure there as n difference. Won
doring whether she was wife or Wild
uw. Mrs. Burns ielephonod tho UNI
derlakor and ASKED wha. was toe
cause Of Burns death at Blackwell's
Island Alcoholism came back the
answer AMER more tolephoning Il
was learned that the Burns who
didn't make a widow OF his vito was
at Bellevue, aliyl and better The
corpse was taken back 90 the NOR
Eua Aiih much rejoicing.