Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-24

Al Edward FOrnoff. n nephew Of Cap
tain Fred Fornoff Of the mounted po
lllicc. who has been a resident of Albu
querque for some time past. left las
night tor his home in Baltimore
Maryland.
a blazing freight car being shuntc,
|Iup and down the Santa Ee yards at
tracted considerable attention ycster
day afternoon at six o'clock. The cal
caught FIRE from a hot box and thu
blaze was e~xtinguishcd withou'
damage.
Juan Mora and Julian Lucero
lchnrgcd with completely with Cor.
gonio Garcia Ia recent cattle thofts a.
Attisco. VIII DO given q preliminary
hearing this afternoon before justice
Iof the Peace Armijo. at Isanchos d,
Atrisco.
S%torekeeper T. scully Of the Santa
Re has left for n B%ernadino whence
he win return to Albuquerque accom-
panied by II. r. Ray. inspecting all the
stores along the coast lines. The in
specion trip VIII probably take about
ten days.
DIR. G. j. Amble of Manzano. \. NJ.
and Miss Lena Booth Rivers OF
Estancia, ". NJ, were united In mar
riage Monday, February 2lst, by Rev.
Hugh A Cooper. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church. The bride and
groom have gone to Mexico city on
their wedding tour.
Miss Anna Naples and Mr.. Almo c.
WEIGH. of Albuquerque. were united
In marriage yesterda-' a~fternoon. Jus
Iticc OF the Peace w. w. Mcclellan per-
forming the ceremony :n the presence
Of a limited number Of friends of the
|voung people. at the brides home on
South Edith street. They will make
their home IN Albuquerque.
II. w. Drake, Of Hodges. N. NJ, sup
erintendent OF the woods camp of tho
Santa Barbara Tie and Pole company,
arrived In Albuquerque last night just
in time to take the initiation into the
Elks. Mr.. Drake was duo to arrive
in Albuquerque Monday. but was de-
layed by heavy SHOWS which delayed
the trains along the Denver & Rio
Grande.
Trinidad Salazar, nineteen year old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ciprlano Salazar
died yesterday al tho Sala2ar residence
at 1927 South First street after q
brief illness. Funeral announcement
was not made yesterday. II Is only a
few years since the parents lost 4.
daughter Of about the same age and
they have the sympathy Of their
friends in this second bereavement.
The dance by the Daughters Of Re-
hoka, the first dance to be given in the
New odd Fellows hail. on the even
ing of W%ashington's birthday, was a
great social and financial success
There were some sixty people In the
grand march which was led by Mr.,
and Mrs. Arthur Riehl. The Cava-
naugh-Fuhrmyer orchestra rendered
splendid music for he occasion.
Mrs. Iebo. wife OF General T. G.
Lebo. left Wednesday night for Chi
cngo. called there by the critical ill
ness of her husband. who is reported
at the point of death Mt Eernar Me-
fadden's physical culture hospital.
General Lcbo, who Is well known here,
and throughout the southwest, Is sixty
eight years of age ana has had an
eventful career. He is a retired briga-
der of the United States army and Il
personal friend Of Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt.
Santa Re station men and postal en-
ployes are enjoying plenty OF exercise
daily lust now. II is necessary to
weigh all mail on train No. 3, the Cali
fornia Limited. mt this point and truck
load after truck load is hauled out Of
the mail car, carried over 10 the scales
and Oaded back aEiun. me work ne
gan Monday and will continue for
thirty DAYS. Monday II required fifty
minutes to weigh the mails. Tuesday
the time was reduced to forty minutes
and Yesterdays work required even
less time.
The house known as the Sul2er pro-
perty. northeast of the University was
practically destroyed by Il fire which
broke out about ! o'clock Yesterday
only a small part of the
furnishings being saved by students OF
the University. who made a long dis
lance sprint to the scene OF the fire.
house was owned by Laura Biegar
Bennett, former owner OF the Albu-
Sun and was occupied by At
torney Robert Moore. No estimate has
bccn placed on the loss, which was
party covered by insurance.