Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
MYERS OR MAUS
HAS RETURNED
And Appears In Court to An.
SWer For Violation Of
EdmundS Act.
STORY OF FLIGHT AsO RETURN
Csa,urdsy February a.

Urged By the pricks OF consclance.
and with remOrso gnawing At hla very
vitals, John Maus. who Thursday
night nea the city 70 escape trial on
a charge Of unlawful cohabltation. has
returned and delivered himself 40 TO
hia bondanon. Polly Larson and Henry
Westorfold. who, however. ala not DO.
liver hhn into the custody OF the ON
GERS. but lot the bonds stand until his
appearance I've court this afternoon at
, o'clock for bis preliminary hearing
Mana, since his return. "a not n BIT
more laxative than before be- Loft the
city under such sensational clrcum-
stances. a fuH account ~ which app
ptared cxclu1IVcly I'm yoElordny'a e.
sue of The Evening Citizen, but ho lot
nBi enough tp bis bpndamon and
irlSlds Tor 70 90 go learned mat whom
himlef aud Rose Well hts second
wife, drove away from tho city Thurs
day might. they went 90 iaioia, where.
leaving him, she aud thair two little
children returned ~ this city. arrlv-
ing here Friday morning at If:7E
O'clock. Maus. whose real name u al
legged to be Myers, purchased ticket
at lsleta for Ei Paso. but this ticket
was never used. Why MnuH did not
go on 10 El paHo ha refused 10 state.
further than that aIler he was left
alone. thinking ~ the little woman
be had sent back 90 this city 90 face
the hrunt OF che laws iron hand alone
he decided Tor her sake aud the sake
IT his bondamon and friends VITO had
stood BY him ia his hour OF trouble.
90 return aud face the charFea that
have been illod against him By Mary
Myers. of Cincinnati, who claims Maus
as her husband and the father OF her
two little boys.
Maua arrived 10 Albuquerque on No.
10 and Immediately proceeded 20 the
little homo on South broadway where
the woman. who iH known a. his wife
No 2, and rheir little children, we're
waiting Tor the morrow. when the
mother would stand IN che prisoners
dock % auHwcr 20 the charge ct yi0-
lntiun of the Edmunda law. What the
feelings Of the woman, Rose Wen, was
when she heheld The man for whom
she has hraved the world and the laW.
and whom she Thought well on tho
ruad 90 Mexico and safety. through
her own strenuous efforts and a1slHi-
ancc, uOno can tell but that Maus vaa
driven io come back Rnd face the law
through hia love for this woman and
ihoir childron, seems evident from
Maua's statement this murnlnE 10 HIS
hondHmon and the Gflcera % The law.
= Was safely ON my way % Mexico,
an right" said Maus this morning,
In conversation with officers, "but
thoughts OF my two Mttie children and
the woman who "a my wife lmoanlng
Rose Wenl and the only woman
love, being here alone and unpruiec-
cd. with no one tn watch over her
during hef troubles. made me turn
hack ] couldn't go on and leave her
here Go face q an, alone, So / came
back That's AN there ~ 10 O."
This afternoon az 3 O'Clock, in Cone
missioner Writings once IN the
Grant building. John Myers, the name
given On the Indictment and Rose
Well, with whom he has been living
az his wife, were urraigned on the
charge Of adultery and pleaded not
guilty Upon the representations Of
Assistant United States District Az
iorney Meelor che preliminary hear
ms and ihe Introduction of cyldouoo
Faa postponed until "Wednesday after
noon at o'clock Tho defendants
were released under the same bonds
20 be- renewed from day 20 day until
the preliminary hearing has been de-
cidod. The proceeding witness.
Mary Myers. was not in court thla
Afternoon. Attorneys Hickey and
Moore represented the defendants az
their nrralmmoni this afternoon
Dlek Padden, manager q 81 Paul,