Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-17
CLAIMED HIS TICKET
VANISHED INTO
TIL n AIR
Peculiar Actions Of Passenger
on No. | Arouse Apprehen-
sion Of Fellow Travellers
Who Believe Him Crazy.

Wednesday night a young man Civ
his name as l.. O.. Starbuck. was taken
from train No. ! at the Santa Fe sta
ton, and after examination was taken
by the police to a hotel and sent to
bed for the night: A telegram was sent
from a station up the line that the
man was crazy and Assistant Marshal
kennedy met the train. After talking
with Starhuck for a while. the officer
and depot master came to the conclu-
sion that the mar was not crazy. but
SIMPLY excited. and he was put TO bed.
Starbuck, it appears, comes from
olathe' kas.. and is on his way TO Los
Angeles, this being his first "Trip away
from the ancestral farm.
he was noticed to be acting pecul-
lafly all Tuesday evening by the on
ductor and passengers, the former
succeeding in quieting the man. who
showed a disposition 10 let his excite,
ment get the better of him. He
claimed that his ticket had suddenly
disappeared while he was holding II
in his hand and looking at 1t. and ac-
cused the Pullman porter Of taking 1t.
ne refused TO look in his pockets say
ing mat ne knew II was gone and grew
so demonstrative that several. OF the
passengers became alarmed.
The man had previously earnestly
requested the conductor to be sure
and honor" his ticket, saying that he
mad $4,000 insurance on his life, that
the insurance company was having his
course carefully followed, and that he
wanted his wife to be sure and get the
money, He made various other ram
bling remarks which showed the alti-
tude or something vas too much for
him. A fellow passenger declared that
the man was simply scared. to death
because he had lost his ticket.
Police Court.
Alec Johnson, who gave his name on
the previous night as Sam Austin, was
given sixty DAYS in jail by Judge
Crawford Wednesday, morning on the
charge Of being drunk and d%is0rderly
and displaying a revolver.
Clara Cisneros. Amelia Chavez and
Ventura Martinez were sent to Jail
by the court in default Of SO fine for
lettering about the streets in a
drunken condition. They are both res
idents Of the aristocratic section of
Dog Town.
Two plain drunks named Carlo,
Telies and Ignacio Velasquez were
each given five days on the streets for
being drunk and fighting. Although
Nelasquez disclaimed relationship to
the celebrated painter, the remarka-
bic lmDr~essionistic work on the face
of his confrere indicated that he was
more or less of an adept.
one plain drunk was arrested
Wednesday evening by Policeman
Rabbit.
Wouldn't Pay for His T-Bones.
A man named Braden was arrested
Wednesday night by Policeman Bah
bitt after he had refused to pay for
T-bonc steaks which he had
haughtily ordered at Graham's res
As Mr.. Braden had only 81
his person he would have been
financially embarrassed IL he had paid
the steaks. What he expected to
10 with two T-bones he did not ex-
plain. but he was in that mellow
rame Of mind which makes a man be-
he IS a multi-mil!ionaire. i
Dead Drunk on the Tracks.
TWO men giving the names of ,Jo-
eph Caroue and Nick Montova were
crested for being extremely drunk
10th men We're found at 8 D. m. by
he Waterman in the Santa Fe wards.
ach with his head pilloWed peacefully
n the rail. The Waterman had them
arefully removed to insure the safety
trains and they We're later arrested
" Policeman Rabbit.
Two more plain DRINKS We're as
TO the jusgado at an early hour
thursday morning.