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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-23
THE Pr Kiss.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY

Owen Moore g. Co..
The Atkinson Furnishing Co.
DR. D. P. Ordway Plaster Co.
Moonlight Sail-Steamer SokoklS.
Raymond's Vacation Excursion.
Miss Harriet A. Shaw.
Chas. Sumner Carleton.
Manson &. Larrabee.
Rnes Bros.
j. K. Libby.
Labor Day Celebration.
Coaching Parade at North Conway.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Portland Theatre.
AUCTION.
F. o. Bailey & Co.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost, Found,
and similar advertisements will be found uhdef
their appropriate heads on Page 6.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-23
The Inquest Into the Reservoir Accident

The inquest of the Coroner's jury into
the reservoir accident will be continued
this afternoon at o'clock in the
rooms of the County Attorney, City
Building.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-23

After sleepless night, use Angostura Bitter
to tone up your system. Buy only the genuine,
manufactured by DR.. Siegert s. Sons. At all
druggists.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-23
MOONLIGHT SAIL.
The steamer sokokis

w;l, make moonlight trips every pleasant even
ing this week beginning We'd Eve, Aug %.
Anyone wishing to eni9y, granda ON moonlight
fae m Of these special trips. Steamer leaves
wharf. Wesfbrook, at 7.3o o'clock sharp; :.
DO 'ui0 ''AN aug23d3t*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-23
LOOK /! PEACHES! LOOK j

Don't get left as good many do every year
waiting for lower prices, but call at JORDAN
POS COMMERCIAL STREET,
on Wednesday and Thursday of this week and
secure your peaches for preserving, as we shall
receive large quantity to select from each OF
those days.
aug23d3t JORDAN BROS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gents White Shirts

Travelling mems samples of
White Shirts from one OF the
largest HManUfa cturers I'm the
country. Dress Shirts, opened
and closed front Shirts, short
and long bosom Shirts, all sizes
and descriptions of Gents
White Shirts. Manufacturers
price as cents, 81, $I.25, $3.50,
Aaundried, but slightly soiled
and crushed. TODAY we shall
put them ON the counter and
sell flaesn for
n~ ~-Mu-@ -M~H
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-23
REMARKABLE PHENOMENON.
The Island of Mt. Desert on the Move. Ye

EAR -. HARBoR
TIL Trading resort brought within the reach
of everybody. All because the Maine Central
tickets for bar Harbor way below cost. Port
land to Bar Harbor and return, only 81. 90, for
mer price $3.50; Brunswick or Bath to Bar
Harbor and return. only $l.75, former price
$40 former price $7.2o. All this takes place
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-23

Recurring no effort to raise or
lower, to keep tidy and wholesome,
and after long usage will sell at
auction for nearly as much as the
original price paid. We have
many beautiful styles of this luxu-
riouS beu at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-23

The neatest, most compact and
easiest to manage of any KIND OF
bed in use, and there is nothing
like it for flats and bachelor quart
ers. 1t is the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-23

Taking up so little space, and is so
decorative and useful. it would
seem as if every housewife would
demand one either for her own
chamber or the spare room. 1t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
MeeIInk or Friends,

Valentine Carson and wife came down
from Santa Fs last night, and will re-
main 10 the city ~ guests OF Mr.. Viii
son, Of the Continental Oil company, un'
Ill tomorrow evening when they will re-
turn To thu capital. Mr.. Carson called
at Tue CITIZEN office this morning and
At once recognized In the city reporter an
old time Kentucky pric'sr friend When
the reporter was located IN Franklin,
NY fourteen years ago. Mr.. Carson was
on the Paragraph, at bowling Green,
q beautiful city only twenty miles away
Both knew each other then pretty we'll
and both spanked" the came girls In
that section OF the blue grass state. The
reporter left Franklin Tor Paducah, Ky,
the summer OF 1879, and in tho fall start
cd Tor New Mexico. A few years later
Mr. Carson gave up the printing busi
nsss, entering the service OF the Wells
Fargo express company ~ . messenger
aud was assigned a run over the Atlantic
a Pacific between this city and Nee
d'ss' Cal, In 1854, filling the position for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
I've a. uoLtnAN.
"a-hi"gt""- n'r,haas 10 he H-mt..

N''N w NhtS ' wv
!" morrow, February -, 1893, IL the
hrrthduy ~ tho "fath"r u our Cnuntry, %
George Washington, aud ~ the day has
been Ne, apart 10y hn act u the national
rpngt"fe ~ the United Statm nsA nod
day, tho ptl't"ta - tuis city, Icing thor.
pughly anl rmphatlcally nImifetu u that
great man, have concluded 10 properly
r"mcmUrt hl- namo aud deeds uy nb
rlWuiug from all work lu consequence,
iu"o vii 10" Gp paper ISSUED from La
t.|I' u,hDr 90 mprrDN afternoon
lbr thrc. bauks, kuuViug tuh, bus
nrrr IAN uot hc tfausnc,ed lrsnUJ pn a
national uJ,Ulny, tht' morning ,uaied ~
alEu-, 'pnspIruuu-Iy 'hut the banks oIll
De- e., sell al day g. morrow.
TIA" rubu. schools ,,rJ close TO- NOR
row ia hoh'r II Nh.luslDu'r birthday.
.'e ''lrruouu o., rur. aro taking
Washington t,umt .rat.p ~ To-. cherry
.rrc g. IT," n.lirrr, 4 Webster. palr,ut
lsU' lu H'1t' par a. thr r,o"cucs and
apDs arc bong R.,ru.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
q sad Message.

Last Thursday O. l.. Mace. manager
OF Hsrvsys depot lunch house, received
. telegram from his wife that she had
arrived safe and sound at Montreal, Can
ada, and few IN oments after receiving
the above dispatch, he got one from hls
old home at Portland, Oregon, informing
him that his aged mother was dead. lie
had received no word OF her sickness, and
the sudden news Of her death was indeed
q severe blow. MIR, Maze states that o.
the ten living children hs 10 the only ons
absent,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
Aibuaurrauan- Abroad.

Friday New Mexican personally men
toned the fplloNing citizens from Att
querque:
" q, Collier, popular member 1t
the Albuquerque bar, Ia again N,eltng
the clty.
Hon NJ. >. O.ero. u leading citizen
and politician, arrived from Albuqucr
que last night.
j. H. McCowan, the we'll known ticket,
broker at Albuquerque, IN visiting Santa
Re.
Geo. l.. Brooks, the hard working sec
Rotary ut the cattle SANITARY board. IL
here on Legislative business.
". =. Slrickler, cashier u the Com.
mere" bank 81 Albuquerque and a
popular resident Of the Duke city, ID IN
town on private business
Hon. Pedro Parea, one ~ New Mex
icu's Oert citizens aud who LAs twice
| s"tved with great credit ~ iurtu der Il
the council, ~ lp from Beruahllu. lie
| stops at the Palace.
Under the "legislative Chat" also
from the New Mex an, the following
TENS ARE clipped:
CITY Clerk =. Gruusfcld came up from
Albuquerque last night 10 buzz the law.
makers On U..l which lac regards ar ~
.uug felt want. and the object Of which
~ To provide system Tor the rrglstra
tluu ~ city voters.
An Albuquerque delegation, consist
lng ~ M"ssrs. NJ. =. OI.ro. Geo. l..
Brooks, ". =. Strlckler aud y. &. Col.
Her was noticeable around the house aud
council chambers this morning. They
are deeply Interested IN certain, suudry
and diverse matters before the assembly
at present.
IL Is. No 40, legalizng previous acts
10y municipal bodice has stirred up u
hornets neat ut Albuquerque, many be
lng under ths Impression that u regrAuts
and perpetuHtes all city franchises here.
tofnrr granted Hon. u. y. ltodey call
I'd on the governor IN relation Ia the bltl
this morning and spoke quite earnestly
against the enactment ~ such u law,
an, ing N effect that the city council ~
Albuquerque had granted many fran.
chiSes which were against the public in
terrets aud that should not be perpetual.
ed, II turns out, after all, however, that
~" feature ~ the bll objected to was
stricken out IN the council.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

Lawrence y BRrgman, 81 Trinidad.
Col. who Will open on the LIST % March
IA lhs l;pseH " aid building on Railroad
avenue the "Sew York Far" writes that
they will conduct iirst.class dry goods
and clothing house, aud also deal IN all
kinds VI general merchandise, groceries
excepted These gentlemen are live bus
mess merchants, aud they will prove u
valuable addition to the business circles
u the metropolis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

tre" years, still this ia the ilrst me. q
~ the two slnce leaving Kentucky, vi
though they Nerc often within stones
throw ~ zach other Mr. Carson qui,
IT," e 'mr'ny aa mes-cuger to accept
the mors r--pons,ble position ~ the
company = agent At La JuntA lie was
afterwards cant TO l.a- Vegas, thence to
New York, and IL nov tho compe,ent
express agent at Santa Pc The meet
iug Ia one u much plcnsure. especially
to tho reporter, who only recently re-.
celycd n letter from Jack" Caller, ~
the Franklin, Ky, fNurl,e that "every.
thing II I'LL right, aud the two tals
morning went over the good old tlmes
enjoyed away back ia the blue grass
state. Mrs Carson ~ tho sister " Mrs.
Or. Sloan, ~ Santa Pc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
a stem. Ntn,Icr.

j. l.. John on, Hn old gray haired gen.
,iemau, with u flowing gray beard, was u
passenger going north last night. lie
walked UP to The CITIZEN reporter and
remarked: whats the latoet newa from
Kansas" On being told that all Kansas,
especially the Legislators whom the peo
Pile thought better Of, were up in arms
against each other aud that the worst
battl" u the ages would likely follow, he
CIRCULATED: Then ! will dIsown my
state my kindred and everybody whom
| have known there Tor 10 these many
years" lie was considerably worked up
over the dlagraceful donRs Of the Kan
sas leglslat re, but he soon twisted his
talk tn another subject aud tried TO
make the reporter aud other hearers be-
lleve that hs personally owned GOuOO
acres Of laui in Missouri, 1900 acres in
Florida, 10000 acres IN Kansas, aud that
he shipped more cattle last year than all
the big cattle companies combined. AZ.
ter telling these great yarns, he started
on big story about the immense rich.
uess 81 an Arizona nine. aud got 10 the
point where he had taken out over a
million dollars when ths conductor
cried out "all aboard" lie settled down
IN his seat, and just IN he struck the
cushion he was heard to say; II am from
Highlands, Kansas" The old gentle
man IL all right in any country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

The Board " Eiucat,Dn held special
m"ctIu., last evening aud after hearing
rrpurts from the various committees,
pruyurIcd 10 consider the matter ~
sketches fDr High Bchoul building. Ia
rrsponse to al invitation gwen % the
nrch,'"rts 90 the clty Jan. 9TH. there
We're 'Hur rh"'rhes submitted.
Edward Is. Cupty suhmItted a perspec-
tive winter color showing II building de.
slgU"d along the lines u Italian i.snals.
s"ncc with COrlnthiHn Entablsture, and
AN imposing entrance. The coloring IN.
dicHtes u brick structure with stone
trimmings, The frat ilpor plan 10 ar.
ranged with two aChOOl rooms, u library,
recitation room, supply room mud super
Intendeuts Office. The stair case lead
lne to the second ilpor IL situated at the
right 81 the main hall and presents q
very attractive feature OF the plan. A
InrRo assembly room On the second iloor
gives u seating capacity 10 about three
hundred I"pple. and by means u sliding
bp'IH 'hH IoclthtlbH fODHiH opening from
thus, may bs thrown lutu II, thus increas.
lug the seating 10 four hundred and AZ
y persuHs, There are dressing rooms
on either side ~ the stage that will he
very useful during school entertain m.nts.
The toilet rooms are located IN the base
m"nt WITH convenient entrances direct
from th" llay ground. Cost sli.UD.
q. -. johnson presented plans prepar'
ed by \. O., Frttch. which also were
hlghly complImented. HIS plans pruyld.
ed for IA hall lOjNIo feet, and the esli.
mate cost s2I,ODI.
II. d. johnson presented two sets Of
plans, brick and stone, with recitation
ro"ins aud assembly hall. costing $1,000
aud sJr,rH respectively =. IL. Buck al
40 presented two plans which included
tho necessary rooms aud hail, costing
s2I,Ou 20 s1J.DO each. }. Whselock al.
NJ submitted sketch and plaLS Tor build.
ing The plans were explained by the
several architects and the board will act
upon the same at next meeting,
The subject OF appointing IA music
teacher was taken up and laid over until
next meetug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
Observer Observes

D .l.'.' '...H...
II un been sand, and IN many m.
-inu'"s only tuo truly saII, that It ~
woman .rr,ly tpNAfi her cWn s.N
That rt","u's al "rrIuR SISTER from ever
rrrHrrUs from hrr ussracr that women
WR0r ., lmpupaINlr f.r them ~ ngn,u
i"ni .S"s - r"sprr', by Withholding the
h"'wns hHn1 ur NorI - encouragement
whom u"'I.i WHY 90 Tins ~: Why
~" ut Women, Nhp fral the nced -
'.t, 90 'u- Iuo ? reform. strong aud
'..'u "unlsh {. 81 Nhnt they truly
't'b l7 - du!t Tho nueNcr may be
"nu,y found uy reading the crty papers
= "a" past foN iAl4. 40 one eau poa.
ual gtirrr'rul bat tbu-e whu have at
tempted y III" courage It take. tn work
uu '1s h".t ur' Gully thelr own tepug
name" 80 overcome nud prejudice 10 con
y "r, hJ' after having done what they
r'n,i, they must b" prepared 10 receive
a,. ~" luu"udoos aud lclIcntely yeIlcdt y
-nt'H~m ~ the opposite TEX, even IA 80
public manner Hs through H.. press.
Iuti"ai - the support that they have
IT." mora right % expect their work IL
called mistake, and tie malicious
street gossip IL printed - even the poor
grin th"msr,Nr1, who Are earnestly strly.
Irs g. reform, sJms ~ which is known To-
pr ounroly false, The ". C. +. U.,a
hnli u women over 2JnOn strong, IN.
Guiding ~ It's members some of tho very
beet aud briSltost women u tho land,
nni Whu." work ~ fur "Gud and Home
nrd Humanity has the social purity
work f'r uu" u tts leading departments.
nud mach Euud hnH been accomplished.
Tor iho encouragement ~ those who
r,.i str,o, 10 splto ~ all to do their duty
~ ia" work ~ Nbuquerlue, We viii ray
tint four - IL" five aided IN the past are
900 IT." hum"p ~ their friends loading
Wee II ruri! Gud Usefulness. also that
Il .cti'r has b"u received by the superIn.
t"uIrut from IT," one recently helped
She ,a with her pouplr and very grateful
t. ia" Ndlce Tor their nHslstancs, And
whn hHs the right to say that the work
r. uu' rrnrtlrHl Christianity, but inns.
Taken chUrty,' when Christ sad:
":N"Ih"r 10 I ,oudounm thee, so thou
Hud sln ~ more. AS DusEKNER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
BucLira'- Arnira raiyr.

The beat sRvs ia the world Tor cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, sar rbeum, fever
sores, letter, Ihapped hands, chilblslns,
corns, and al skin eruEtlons, and posi-
lively cures pilea, or no Jay required, II
~ guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction
Or money refunded, Prize ~ cents per
box. For eale by DIR. Thomas II, Bur.
geeS 4 Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
The sheep W rrrk

Ten cars Of sheep, out Of the fifteen
which lrf, Las Cruces Tuesday night,
tive OF them being IN the wreck at Lees.
burg curve, passed through the city last
night for Maxwell CITY, Colfax county,
in charge 81 A. @. Dawson. Conductor
Ben. wilton, whose train was wrecked
and who was bruired about the eyes, 10
reported continuing at work. A broken
rail- il responsible for tho accident, and
when the engine tumbled over Engineer
Lampheer and Fireman NeIll barely
saved their lives by jumping. Five
double decked cars we're completely
wrecked, and between 40 and 800 sheep
killed and smother to death, Jose q.
Chaves, live stock adjus,er Tor the Rio
0rande division, il now at Leesburg for
the purpose Of counting the dead sheep
and making his report to the railroad
company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

This morning, near Grants station, a
special orange train coming east met
with an accident at q small bridge. and
eight cars are reported Ia tue ditch, two
oi thsm going through the bridge.
Tralnmasisr Robins went out 10 the
wreck thls afternoon. No one hurt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
Pronounced Hopeless. Ne, saved.

From a letter written ny Mrs Ada T.
ilurd. u tiroton, y. D., We quote: WAS
taken with u bad cold, which settled on
my lungs, cough set m and finally ter
minated IN consumption. -Four doctors
gave me up, saying | could live but a
short time. gave myself up TO my
Savior, deteJmined II ! could not stay
with my friends on earth, would NEE,
my absent ones above. My husband
was advised 10 get DIR, Kings New De
coysry for consumption, coughs and
colds gave II a trial, took in all, eight
bottles; It has cured me. and thank God
| am noS we'll and hearty woman
Trial bottles free at T. II. Burgess 4
Sons arus store, re- ,..' are - ""''
81 %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
They are An-r something

TIE following AlUuqu.rqurans regis
tered al the Clare, Santa fe. yesterday
Wiley Weaver. " H Ch,ld.'s, q. "
Kennedy, & r. Hunt, r. \. IIuDDen
rhus. Hughes =, NJ. Folsom,
Al the Palace y &. Cplli.r J. q. Al.
bright, W, =. StrIcklsr, r.. \, Slower, G.
l. Brooks. Il, NJ, johnson.
Speaking personally, the New Mexican
says:
quite delegation ~ eminent A.bu
qu"TIueaBs came up again the mofItug,
the dslrgatluu cunslsts uf Hoo, VI. -,
Ot.tu, pOrtly aud quiet. Who would like
h. know something about militia war
rants, Hon T.. \ Slower, pubic spirited
and respected, Who IN looking over the
held; Mr., y. &. Collier, who ~ getting
stput-r dnliy 80 az - be adj" g. Ill ~ ia.
d.cial chair with dignity. aud Who would
llk. ~ SO. & li No ~ or something hke
It passed. W, =. SirIckler. shrewd imam
cler, who wants the deposit u Territorial
fund.- Tor the Bank ~ Commerce; q, l.,
Brooks. suavs aud shrcwd, who 10 inter.
ested IN the live stock blll pending, and
T. W. CLANCY, successful and popular
lawyer, Who says little but works hard
A hale, old man, MIR. Jas, Wilson, ~
Allsns Springs, H., Who ~ over IA years
81 age, says: II have IN my time tried a
great many medicines, some " sxcellent
quality but never before did ! lind any
that would 40 completely do ali that IA
claimed Tor Il ~ ChAmh.rlain's Colic.
Cholera and DlarrhWa ltsneCiy. II IL
truly a W0nlaFfuI TnaIirlnah For aAla
ny +. II. Burgess 4 Boz. Druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

damua requiring hun ,ral"nl Va place
Si,J" !, thc credit ~ the sanitary board.
I, De- IL va on ohcI nr,aloh Ly tue
btttj, Nn- HtgI.i NwIl u ficd IT,
r.r-"p'"d tho 10 uid, n,d ~ IT," "a, .rrn,s
u the collector general, Prosecuting
Attorney Nht"man f.prr-cuicd ih"
t"rtltury Court then hdJuufnrI until
tuIay IT," Judge aud local nlturucys -,..
tDtr,rg t. the cliy late y"s'"rln, W.
noon,
Ih" funeral II little lulu Tmmcr
took plnD" th,, mpruiug from hor p,rrutr
toms un lmrI ,lf,.t She Nos nu uu,y
,mld, Hb,ut h.r ,onrs aud u ha { uId
lIor father Arrived 10 the cr,y from
p,u.lN, Ar,.1uL aYDlt ~ hour after
tun funeral o." t,m.l ii not suuo
lhn, he couh arrive uL,i r,op,ug rhr
buuhi Wns Ut ratvI.N p,mr'rfy.
Arthur y, Hanson ant T. y Baker.
representing TIE Mnug l.Iu-ly "
Denver i.ul.,a ar, 81. thr .t'!, .nrwug ni
tr" san l'rlp" Fac s,u'leu"u nrr ru
route IT, lhr Nulr ilu,a muIus u-tu.',
ur,t h.usmay, Ara,uD, t,r lho yutpr-.
u NutDS az the mmus rrrnurr,r u
tat country iut thr paper tN.y rrpo.
-"ut Mr.. ilhueuu Ni,l al ,p nrud N,rN.,
nrluicu g. the T. u,rr Poet The gout,c
men ARE very pleasant aud more TIA.
poas,i N..h the ap MARA re- u A,Uu
Gu"rIH"
Gus Str",t"t, mruas"r - lIu llamu
p Hu'r r,l;," rourp, near Cation, A.. TIA.
90 ~ ~" Ent'Irau, arriving rum k,r ~
tty htl night llr cam" ns Tar 49, 81
Juu'n, Cd with MIR ilnmp.nu lho ia,
I Ter gentleman branching uTt, D,n,~,.
where nr vi, rrmru fur .c,,ra. dave.
aud then D." HIIl r.mr ou To- Nluwlrr
D qyc. \ ear Ioad - tine dr.yrs b .r-,,a.
winch Mere purchased "a, k,urar cuts IS
MIR ilnmpsuu and rutrtdrd rur rnn. lu
M"Swo, IFS ,>p"'t"i from the north to
morrow
l. understood "a tat n,1,J = u
'rrtniu political rtrrIr-. thm 'No Iuu,f
member ~ lh, laW frm II Snfrrr. Fer
,u~'un 4 l'ruurr, Nj Noyhrrt Brunrr.
vii r"pr"".ut Mr frrs sesou n- the
democratic territorial ua'loua, rummt
le"mHu az IA" inauguration - rrr-uicn,
Cleveland Mt, liruurr vns seen tins
muruIug ~ regard tu the fumur, bat hr
/ would neither affirm ~ deny the rrp.r,
D ~ ..I q
max" the trp, Mr F"rsuasuu N,ll u
deed nr roprr-oulrd ia very r,,.rnU.r
manner.
j. ! IlVrrmnu, prra.'uut - the
l'rcw Nnl"y ltu,rpal. accompanied hy
/ Mrr j. j. lingrrmau, arrived uu the riiy
tms morning un IL ep"r,Hl tram lhrN
came ~ H." handsome private car liw,
perm, bulii flr the prlNai" Use ~ the
pr"-'d"ut ~ the road Ihw ear I- .aII
t. b." ~" tu"-t ever hullt frt u railroad
ulh.h. lhry eau" direct from NrN
! ufk clty and after several dhJ - riny ~
tine CiiN vii leave for thrr homo ~
. t'Iurnir Springs Nj lluerrnuu
rrpurts thn, Now YORK hns bud the
seN"r"-' Nlu,rr known fof y"nrr EIly
Current
j j. !lus"fmau aud wife ,nasrl
through 'l"c.ty m-t night uu their At,
To t.Ipfnir Spurss, tol lnpu t. Ca
tel, general superintendent u rhn ~
lnutlr y Pacific, mud f. II. Brown.
cousin - -. Il. Rnhlusou, met the party
al ,h' depot aud entertained them ~
c"nNrrsnt,on durrg IL" stop ~ tnc
tram.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

Denver, Feb ~. ,The east bound A,
lantlc express aud the west bound Utah
express Ou the Colorado Midland rail
road, colllded near hath station, twenty
miles from lSeadvllle early this morning
Both engines we're completely wrecked
aud live passenger coaches demollshe ed
Three men wers instantly lied and say.
eral were seriously injured. The dead
are Engineer McCammoD. Fireman Me
lntyr., brakeman Bowersock; another
man had both legs cut of and cannot
live. None Of the passengers we're ia
jured. This dead and injured wsrs taken
10 Colorado springs this afternoon. The
accident wRs caused by a misinterprota
tioa or dlsobed,cure u orders.
The above As-acs'"d Press dispatch
was published ~ the Democrat Sunday
Engineer McCammon, one Of the dead
was u brother Of Train Dispatcher Nc
Cannon, Of the Atlantic a Pacific, The
latter left Tor Denver last Saturday night
10 response ~ u telegram announcing
the fatal accident.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
rte . ire

An alarm - fire wns sounded at IL
o'clock thus afternoon and the tire depart
m"nt followed 10y large crowd, pro
ce'',i"i 20 H." Fourth ward. The ill.,.
VA Uncovered At ~" rreluruc" prcupoi
hy Mrs Sud liIhhrll hsd It was lr ,rnrd
TINT from some chus" uukuuNn n eau ~
ull nu a." hnct, ur rh'i"r rrdc ppr,h, ~
plbded, Getting iira 10 the ffamrSurk
and floor ~ the porch Mrs Hawke
and MfT. Spencer, residing near by, rrst
-Ha ia" II Imrs, aud II was thrpugr tholr
Efforts that the ilnmes we're sublurd be-
fore water Was needed from tha lire de.
parim"ni Mrs. linbDcll aud children
a"r" away from homr at the time, VISIT
luZ ~ Mrs j. NJ, Psrea'r Damage.
abpu, 81.
Mr.. George cary, who occupr.a the
loSat il'or ~ the residence, called at
Int CIIIzES Oflic., !ust IA IT," paper was
going 10 press, aud stated that several
Iu,i. children were under tie porch
hunting u hens nest and the tire urrg,.
ns'"d undrubt.il, from u lishi,d match
from u" cht.dr-u. IT,. coal u,! can
suppus"d Ia have caused the fire, " .s
found aud IA" eau hH' iull ~ OIL
Joseph ' DIry. ~ War-aY, H.. wan
troubled SI'h rh-uulnilsm aud tined a
number ~ dii'"r"nt r-n-dirs, bat shy q
non" ~ them H".msi Ia do him anN
gDud, out finally lie MT hold ~ on. TINT