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Evening journal., 1893-05-27
Additional Train To New York Via Royal
Blue Line.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has placed
in service an additional train TO New York
leaving Wilmington at n 0l p. m, and ar
riving at New York az 800 a. m. This train
carries "a through Pullman sleeping car TO
New York and parlQr car 20 Philadelphia,
where an additional sleeping car is attached.
Passengers may remain In sleeping car undis-
turbed until 10 a. m.
Evening journal., 1893-05-27
choIce conoert for Tue.day NIeht.

Owing to the utter impossibillty Of
securing soloists for next Monday even
ing, the third and last May Recital by
the Hushebeck Orchestra will be held on
Tuesday evening in the First Baptist
Church, and will be the crowning musi.
cal event of the year. There will be
choice soloists by Signor Bove, the cele
brated harpist, and Mrs. Harold Sudell
of the Tuesday Club, Wilmington. Miss
Bessie Kuntz will again appear in
humorous sketches. The orchestra will
play Wang" Santiago Yalse," one Of
the prettiest ever written. "Mazourka
di Concert, arranged by Professor Dun.
can, and "A Trip to Chinatown.
Evening journal., 1893-05-27

She Is now seen upon the street.
A gracious smile upon her lips.
Aud showing of her shapely feet
lncased in shoes with yellow tips.
New York Press.
Evening journal., 1893-05-27

Send your carpets to the Electric Car
pet Cleaning and Upholstery Works, 409
Orange st. Phone. 365. Bader & Conway.
Evening journal., 1893-05-27

Jones TO Smithl-"Can You lend me ten
dollars, old fellow" Smith-"Can't do IL, my
boy; am going TO the Worlds Fair" Jones
20 Brownl -"Can you lend me ten dollars, old
fellowfN brown-"Can't do 10 my boy. just
got back from the Worlds Fair"
Evening journal., 1893-05-27
B. G o. TRAINS TO CHICAGO.

Opening ofNew Through Line Via Pitts
burg and Akron Additional Train to
Chicago.
Commencing May "A the g. 81 O. express
train leaving Wilmington at 8 AZ a. m. daily,
Will run via pittsburg over the new Chicago
route Of the Il. a. o.. passing through the
cities of youngstown, Warren and Akron, o.,
arriving at Chicago at 1853 the next morn
ing.
The express train heretofore leaving Will
mington at 44O p. m. will leave az 20i p. M,
and arrive at Chicago the next night al
Q85
to the schedule which will leave az 0.l0 p. m.
and arrive az 6 o'clock the second morning
Through sleeping cars to Chicago on all
trains.
Evening journal., 1893-05-27
SPRING
OUTFITS

VI ltUO ~A 1Ou are
ready for your
OUTFITS Spring outfit or any
part of it we want
you to come to Sixth and Mar
ket. Once here we think you'll
want to come again-at least
we do our best to treat you so
that you will. The best treat
ment-reliable goods at consist.
ent prices-you'll always get.
Clothing, Tailoring, Furn-
ishings, Hats and Shoes are cur
departments, each one with a
complete stock, embracing all
that is new and desirable.
The Clothing Department is
especially attractive At $40,
S12 and S15 we offer an excel
lent line of suits of our own
get up.
Evening journal., 1893-05-27
omoiai Pluci. and Thrift.

Colonel f G Boyd, who is jall commits
sioner under the new administration, gave
an Illustration Of the thrift and fidelity
that public ofIice-ho can have on
Delaware street yesterday afternoon
For years the jail sewer has caused con
tinuous trouble by frequent leaks which
invariably caused the street to sink
and become more holy than clean.
Several days ago bad hole appeared in
front Of Ferris's drug store. It con-
stantly grew worse until yesterday when
Colonel Boyd had a force Of men to tear
up the street and 60 down to the sewer
The industrious jail commissioner then
rolled up his sleeves, turned up his
trousers and jumped into the pit Then
he fitted stones and bricks into the
crevice and frightened them up himself
The salary of jail commissioners would
hardly pay man for Jumping down
into the pit and out again.
Evening journal., 1893-05-27
ROAD ROAD REF REPAIR AIR SCHEME.
Tons Of Broken Stone, Which
Have Been Accommodating,
GIVEN TO ROAD COMMISSIONERS

And They, at Their own Expense. VIII
Spread the Stone Upon the state Road
From SchOolhouse Lane to Whining
tOn-Busy Scenes in the Jail Yard
Pleasant Entertainments Next Month.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, May 27.-No manufac.
turing establishment in the state has
presented buster scene than the county
jail yard. the past two days. Forty
brawny men. white. black, brown and
yellow, attired in striped suits and armed
with picks and shovels have been piling,
shoveling, sitting, breaking and loading
stone while a string of teams filed in aud
out of the jail yard. These teams are
driven by farmers Of the neighborhood
and are used to haul the broken stone
from the Jail yard
Several days ago the road commission
ers learned that. ever since the intro.
duction In the Legislature of the Cooch
Road bill last March, the stone broken
by convict laborers in the Jail yard had
been accumulating until there were
tons upon tons Of the road material piled
up. The road guardians accordingly
hurried to Wilmington where they con
ferred with Commissioner White
and sother Levy Courtmen and
received permission to remov,
the broken stone at their owl
expense. 1t was Immediately decided e
hire all the available carts and quickly
transport all the stone from the jai
yard to the state road Accordingly
Commissioner Landers set to work a.
once and the hauling out and spreading
on is now in progress.
1t is the intention of the commission
ers to begin at 'Schoolhouse Lane, on
the state road and spread the stone all
the way TO the Wilmington causeway
Then il the Levy Courtmen. do mo-
object the repairing will be continued OF
down the state road. This will make II
few months time one of the fines
driyeways in this part of the country.
Evening journal., 1893-05-27

HOODS PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Headache.
Indigestion. Riiousness. SOLD b. all druggists.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-16
The sovereigns Of Patagonia.

The queen of Patagonia, whose death
was reported from Paris some days ago,
was related to Marshal Lefebvre, duke
of Dantzig, one of Napoleon rs most fa-
nous lieutenants. She married in 1876
Achilles l, known to unbelieving Pari-
slams as plain M. Achille Laviarde. He
had succeeded to the fictitious throne of
Araucania, Patagonia, at the death of
Orelie l, an ambitious lawyer from Pc
rigueux, who, having Travelled and lived
In the southern extremity of South Amer
lea, had assumed the uncontested title
of king of Patagonia. His subjects did
not, however, see much of him, as he
returned to Paris, where he was known
for many years and where he died in
hogpital
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-16
THE GOOD TIME COMING.

Come hither, lads, and hearken,
For a tale there is TO tell
or the wonderful days a-coming
When all shall be better than well,
And the tale shall be told Of country,
A land in the midt ~ a sea,
And folk shall call 4 England
In the day that's going to be.
There more than one In thousand
OF the days that are yet TO come
Shall have Some hope of the morrow,
Some joy Of the ancient home,
For then-laugh not, but listen
To this strange tale Of mine
All folk that are in England
Shall be better lodged than swine.
Then man shall work and bethink him
And rejoice in the deeds of his hand,
Nor yet come home in the even
Too faint and weary to stand.
Men in that time a-coming
Shall work and have no fear
For tomorrow's lack of earning
And the hunger wolf anear.
/ tell you this for wonder,
That no man then shall be glad
OF his fellows fall and mishap
To snatch at the work he had,
For that which the worker winneth
Shall then be his indeed,
Nor shall half be reaped for nothing
BY him that sowed no seed.
Oh, strange, new, wonderful Justice!
But for whom shall we gather the gain2
For ourselves and each of our fellows,
And no hand shall labor In vain.
Then all mine and all thine shall be ours,
And no more shall any man crave
For riches that serve for nothing
But to fetter a friend for slave.
William Morris.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-16
How a Woman stopped a Runaway.

Mrs. Frank Thompson yesterday even
ing saved the life of a 5-year-old child at
the risk Of her own. A milk wagon was
making its morning deliveries along Penn
avenue, and the driver had a little child
with him. The wagon stopped in front
of the express Office, and the driver went
in, leaving the boy on the seat. The
horses, scared at train, started at full
speed toward Penn avenue. Just as they
reached that avenue Mrs. Thompson saw
them, and realizing the child's danger
ran ont before the horses and struck
them over the head with her umbrella
The animals came to dead stop, the
boy was thrown from the wagon unhurt
and the horses were captured. Pitts
burg Dispatch.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-16
PLAYED at Hanging and Died.

A temporary gallows erected for play
was the death Of John Finstad, 14-year-
old boy. Young Finstad and a number
Of playmates had rugged gallows in bis
fathers barn by which they would play
at hanging, leaning forward with their
feet on the ground and heads through
the moose, and seeing how long they
could endure the strain without giving
up. Young Finstad went alone to the
barn to practice, and his feet slipped, he
fell and was strangled. An hour later
the body was found dangling. Sioux
Falls Cor. Philadelphia Record.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-14
IA 66ARkSpOkbk'NCsA VI SVkNf sicO''
JasVss, IL ds GsptItmbrs ds 1895.
alQETl aElGIlL De RQY

Gobierno General. 80 Secretaria. an Negociado
dO Obras Phbicas.-Real Orden autorlzando ell
estudio del tramo met6lico que ha de sustituir al
puente de MADEIRA denominado Isabel III, sito en-
IL secci6n de carretera de MayagueE al puente
Pezuela.
Negociado 4.o-Real Orden signifcando 4
don jose G.. del Valle Official ~ dc Ia Secretarfa
del Gobierno General, para Ia cruz sencilla de
Isabel la Cat6lica, libre de gastos.
Negociado 6.e-Real Orden aprobando el
nombramiento INFERNO de Secretario del Juzga-
do de instruction de esta Capital, hecho 4 favor
do don Manuel M. Ginorio.-Otra accediendo q
Ia permuta solicitada entire los notarios de Qua
yama Areeibo, respectivamente, don Sebastian
Muiioz don Jose A. de la Torre-Otra apro-
bando ell nombramiento INFERNO heeho favor dc
don Jose s. Quinones, para Ia plaza de Magistra
do administrative del Tribunal local contencioso
administrative de esta Isla. - Otra nombrando
Promoter Fiscal de Leyte (Fllipinasl don Er
nesto Sanchez Taboada.
Negociado 5.o-SsEalanse los dias 10 del
pr6ximo mes, respectivamente, para la adjudica
ei6n en- p6blica sabasta de los servicios de con
ducci6n de Ia correspondence pGblica Official
de Utuado Aguadilla por Lares, San Sebastian
Moca vlceversa de Arecibo Ponce por
Utuado y Adjuntas y vice-versa, de San German
Yauco vicsversa y de Mayaglez San Ger
man y vice.versa.
Audiencia Observation-Disclosures Juez mu-
nicipal suplente del distrito de San Francisco en-
Osta Capital, don Juan Piz6 y Mas.
Comandancia Principal de Marina. - Ffjase
ol plaxo de ounce dias para llevar cabo ell &C.
gundo remate de los corrales de pesca de Puerto
nuevo, Rio de Palo .seco CATO de Martin. Pefa y
Laguna de San Jose, del distrito de esta Capital.
Sociedad An6nima de Cr9dito Mercantil en-
lquidaci6n.-Situaci6n de la misma en- la tards
del dia 81 de Agosto pr6ximo pasado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-14

tallado ma bomba de tlinamita. Algunss casas
han aufrido desperfectos de conslderacion. No
ha habido desgracias personales En- Cuevas de
Vara-pro de Murcia--las turbss Sc amoti.
naron contra el dlputado senior Abellen, por ha
Der pedido que Sc suprimiera 81 jnzgado de esa
villa y trataron de lincharlo. Tuvo que intervs
mir Ia fuerza pdblica CON cuyo auxilio pudo es.
capar el senior Abellen. Segdn noticias de Metz,
81 emperador Guillermo ha publicado un decreto
suspendiendo las leyes de exepci6n que reglan en-
Alsacia Lorena, en- premio de la lealtad al impe,
rio demostrada por sus habitantes. Dicen de
Bruselas que el rey de los belgaa, Leopoldo, ma
hecho archivar una carta, para que Sc lea des
pu6s de su mnerte. Sc confrma la notlcla de
que SO ha presentado 81 c6lers en- Constantinopla.
Hasta Ia fecha se cuentan treinta y dos atacados
dieciocho muertos.
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les, sn Is espafda. Los muebles del aposento &c.
hallaosn complete desorden y en- al cuaito 50
vcfa IN lopero tres baules ablertos. Sc oprimia
el coraz6n al yer aquel doloroso cuadro que re-
eorda ba el crimen (impune perpetrado hace po-
co en- la infol tunada anclana.sehora Slragusa.
Omito desclibir usted Ia profunda sensa-
cion que este suceso ha causado en- toda la Villa
y los comentarios que respecto de 81 sc hscen.
Las familiss, como es natural, est4n alarma-
dfsimas. Els indudable que el m6vil del crimen
fue el robo, pues la vfctims, natural de Villa.
gracia, provincia de Pontevedra y de estado SOL
terra era una DANA inofensiva q quien no se ls
eonocfan enemigos. Era propietaria de varias
casas viva de sus rentas y enteraments sola
como va he dicho.
La opinion general es que los asesinoa logra-
ron quedarse dentro de Ia casa que de diez
once de la noche, hors en- que, gensrslmente,
acostum braba acostarse Ia nterfecta fue sorpren.
dida por los mslhechores. Sin embargo, este ca
chocsnte. La Gale de Psvfs es Ia mas eoncurrida
de Afecibo. Si 81 srimen comet16 en- las pri-
meras horas de la noche, pudo ser tan en- silsn.
slo que nade apercibiera de el2
Excuse deGir & usted que ell Juzgado Y
la policis SO uneven sctivaments para yer 81 es
possible dar con los autores de tan horrendo cri.
nen.-El tren sc va. Communicate usted las
aoticias que vaya recojiendo-X."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-14
setismbre, Is de 1898.


Amigo Director: Hoy ha sido un da de
fuertes emociones en- esta Villa, consecuencia
del horrible crimen cometido anoche en- la perso
ma de la respectable anciana dona Carmen Ara.
gundi, senora que gozaba aquf de la fama de ser
rica bien acomodada
A las nueve de la mafsna llam6 la atenci6n
del vecindario de Ia polcfa que Ia casa nimero
de la calIe de Pavia, donde viva sola la referi
da DANA, estuviese cerrada en- apariencia, pues
la puerta principal soiamente estaba junta y ia
die dentro respondia cuando Hamaba el panade.
ro Este hecho atrajo allf la policfa un ain
ndmero de curiosos q. Sc aglomeraban en- Ia calle.
Serfan mas menos las nueve de Ia manana
cuando avissdo el active senor Juez de Instruc.
ci6n don Francisco Sangenis Sc aperson6, acom-
pafiado del escribano Srs'Machiavelo, en- Ia cita.
da casa ndmero de la-calle de Pavfa.
Rl cuadro que se present6 Ia vista del trl-
bunal de las personas que le acompahaban,
franqueada que fu6 Ia casa, era verdaderamente
horripilante La sefiora Aragundi, tendida bocs
abajo en- el suelo de 50 aposento, cerca de un ca
tire, en- medic de un lago de pangre, descalza, CON
las piernas descublertas los eapejuelos puastos
yacia sin vida Presentaba las siguientes herida.
al parecer inferidas con machete: una en- la nucs
que lediyidi6 Ia cabeza otra en- a cara, desde !,
nariz hasta IL mandibula, varlas, todaa morts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-14

R1cO, hacen el gran1Go de 9nlS Oe:
81 O6S, ,O13-9O ctVs
Y como ell ano tlene 800 dias, contando los do
mingos dias festivos, resulta que la Compsnia
Trasatlantica dssde ell 10 de Julio de 1898 al 80
de Juno de 1894 cobrara la swnstta de dos mil
novecaentos pesos sesentd dos centoOos me
do dSarsos sea en- cada hora que pasa $l2l -23
centavosll
No tenemos & Ia vista los presupuestos pc
ninsulares para saber 81 por squel lado tambien
se apcyo Ia vaca nacional, aunque es de suponer
que ash sea, pues va ell sehor Romero Robledo
prob6 sus simpatfas por la Compahfa facilitando
le ell million de duros consabido.
Pues bien: Luba Puerto Rico son dos pro
vinclas espafiolas con igualss derechos que las
demas que forman la Nacion, ambas ofrecen cam
90 fecundo donde ganarse la vida honradamente
los que siguen las carreras civiles, natural es
que aspremos estrechar cada dia mas mas los
vinculos de cariho que deben existir entire am.
bas que adn cuando apartsdas por Ia distancia,
deben permanecer egt echamaOte unidas por el
lazo mas grande y sagrsdo que existe, que es ei
de la nacionatldad. Els justo, puss que la uni
ca Oompahfa de comunicaciones maritlnss que
exiete. gozando lujosisima subvencjon toto g6
nero de facilidsdes DOS tonga sometiuos una so
la communication meneual con la madre patria, que
e comercio no puede contsr con ella para las ex
portaciones de frutos del pals que es ell dnico e!e
mento de nuestra riqueza, que los viajeros no en-
cuentren forma de utilizsrla sino cusndo en- ls
Habana no Sc pueden vender los billetes de pasa
jes, que entren salgan aus naves de este puerto
cuaudo Sc les antoja que ell trato los pasa jeros
sea muy de6ciente pesar de cobrar tipos elevs
dos de trasportes2
Terminamos como aver. JuZgHe Ell pals q
eli sesudo Bolet6n tiene Ia razon 81 hemos side
fmiwstos motorSamaente al cen los servcos ds
la Companfa Trasatlantica, que nos cuestan III
ojo de Ia cara promote dejarnos ciegos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-14
ISEREMOS lNJUSIOSf

Continuamos nuestra tarea emprend'da en- Ia
edici6n de aver, contestando al Bolctaas Mercamtt
los rasgos que nos hace porque hemos descorrldo
un tanto el velo que cubre la Comranfa Tras-
atlantica, que va algunos malicIosos ia han bautl
zado con TN exp $40 ms de ese coioso Naclo
nal que dlcen derrlba Mlnlstros que tiene amor.
dazada la prensa que mantiene en- silenco
perpetuo los diputados y que, segdn ell BOtetan
es beDen,SrGtO, que tiene tantos motives para
MERCER Ia gratitud de los espafoles antillanos
En- los d1versos articulos que hemos escrito
relatando sin ambsjes nj rodeos los abusos cue
netiendo Ia Compafi1a Trasatlantca, no hemos
hecho otra cosa que repercutir los lamentos del
concrete de los particulares que resultan vfcti
mas de aquellas corruptelaS, Y que hemos dlcho
Ia verdad, 10 prueban eentenares de felicitacio-
mes que hemos recibido, verbaes por escrito de
tods Ia isla, alentandonos en- nuestro empeho y
sshalandonos como ell ssnsco periodico del pals que
Sc ha otrevsdo romper los moldes de sumisl6n
hacia el EgefGMte marino, ain tenor de que con
su tremenda tron,pa NOS destroze pulverice.
Como nosotros tenemos una decidida afcion
a los ndmeros, porque al fin al cabo con ellos Sc
resuelven exactamente los problemas y no con
frases huecas de relumbron va gastadas por ell
uso ell abuse, vamos probar 10 que NOS cwesta
& los espaholes antillanos, sea Cuba y Paerto-
Rico Ia grdtitwd que pdgonsos, no que debemos, a
la Compahia Trasatlantica.
En- ell artfculo que publicamos el Z del CO.
rriente, detallamos CON todos sus pelos sefiales
que en- los presupuestos de esta isla para el ado
econ6mlco actual se le asign6 Ia Trasstlantica,
La triolera de 1863 634 PESOS SO cENTAvos
En- los presupuestos de Cuu. este mis-
mo ejerccio, aparecen las siguientes cantldades:
Sabvenci6n por el servicio
de correos. .....".... $ 47l.S36 SO
Por servicio de Ia costa
Norte, Golfo Mejicano
y Antillas ........ .. so 600 90
Pasajes de militares. .... 3l9 542 90
Passjes de empleados ci-
viles les,, IL 900 90
Total oro S92378 So
| que unidos los $3.50 634-52 que pagar4 Puerto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-14
81 O69.O13-2O ctvs

que unidos los $l69, 634 So que pagara Puerto
Rico, hacen ell granite de snis de:
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lido del puerto de Swansea, en- el pals de Gales,
para el Canal de Suez, han fallecido del c6lera
seis personals. 49,
Madrid, g. La Reina ha frmado los nom
bramientos de los sehores Moral Torres, don
Vicente, para los cargos respectivamente de In
tendente Subintendente de Hacienda de Ia isla
de Cuba. Los contribuyentes oponen una resis
tsncla pasiva al pago de los impuestos. Hoy Sc
ocupara ell gabinete en- el estudio de esta grave
question El ex -Ministro conservador sef1or Sill
vela. ha hecho declaraciones contrarias Ia cons
| t,tuci6n de un gabinete de fuerza. Core el ru.
NOR de que SO aplazara para una techa mas re,
mota la reapsrtura dc las Cortes Ha fallecido
| el senior Rodriguez Bruz6n, Comandante del cam
20 militar de Gibraltar.
Nueva. York, s. Han terminado las sesiones
del congreso m6dico pan americana reunido on
Washington. Despues de un interesante debate ha
acordado recomendar que se suspenda la inmigra
ci6n que provenga do paises por coera
La pr6xlma reunion del congreso SO verlhcara en-
la ciudad de Mexico. Ha sido nombTado minis
tro de los Estados Unidos en- Honolulu Mr.. Al
bert Willis. Sc dice que lleva instrucciones del
departamento de Estado para ayudar 81 estable
cimiento dc un gobierno popular On las Sand wlch
i y que solo en- caso de e1trema necesidad puede
considerarae con autorlzsci6n para proclanar q
Ell prolectorado de los Estados. Unidos sobre q
archipelago Segkn despaehos de Madrid cercs
dc u habitaci6n del alcalds Dc Vllanusya a e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
THE ROCK ISLAND
It viii Build TO Fort Worth and
Dallas at Once.
THEACT OLA BRAVE ENGINEER.
A Bridge Quickly BullI-A Conductors Deaih'
Through a Big Snow prIi'-SinoSe.
less Coal Driving Boxes 0iher
Railroad News.
THEACT oFABRAyE ENGINEER.
THE ROCK ISLAND.


n Is now definitely settled that the
Rock Islaid win build not only 70 Fof
Worth, but to Dallas as well, the con-
frnct having been let to a Beaumont
firm for tho tiulber for the construction
of iOO miles OF road from Bowie. which
viii take the line to Dallns. The line,
FROM the west linc Of Tarput county to
Dallas has not yet been determined,
though several prCliminares hnyg been
run. The first intimHd0u Of THIS was
when the amended charter for the road,
permitting it 10 build n line through
TnrrGnt and Dallas counties, was He'd,
though the filing OF uu amended charter
does not always mean the construction
of the road upon the line iitilcated
II Is also said The line Is to be IN op-
Grafton to Fort Worth by june l aud 20
Dallas by July / aud that this can bc
done is only question OF employing
"a heavy force on construction. 10 costs
Just as much To- build q rifle of road
whether the work - done boy twcty
men or by 800 10 being understood ~
an contracts thnt he time specified
therein o. the ctsouHc Of tire agreement
There arc numerous iWmuiE niinat rel-
alive 90 the line upon which the r9ad
win cntcr tho city but no located. linc
has yet been made. and until TINS ~
done thciV viii be- nothing definitely
SETTLED. II ~ very probable the located
lime will bee on on near the preliminary
run on the east side OF thr city coming
out on the bluffs east Of tile Denver
yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
A RnANn ENGINEER.

Unmiudfm II his own terrible danger
Dominica H. Torpey, North Penusyl-
ynuin engineer ou Saturday night
plunged into deep Recovered pond az
i'auhlll Htntion and inter 90 awful atrug
gle Succeeded .n rcscuug Willie Templn
q years old. from death beneath The
water The child while playing with "a
number OF others, throw q sticl. ON tue
Ice and then attempted 60 walk ont aud
recover H. When twenty yards from
the shore The Ice gave way and the
child disappeared hcnOath th' surfnc ~
the spmc instant freight train No. 20
passed along the cfabnukuicut, 90 ne
bottom uf which he pond had beer
formed. Engineer Tcrpcy comprrhcndcl
the situation stopped lts engine and
rushing down the stccp bank Jumped to
the rcscup of the drowning boy Fighting
his say through The ice and The water.
which Is fully fifteen feet deep. he hnnlly
succeeded in reaching the child, and.
then nearly perishcd was drawn ashore
by Some of his fellOw.trninmcu The
child was carried 10 the home of Eugene
Small nt 2pTi lithgow street whore b.
had boon visiting and was restored "a
cnnscmmoss The brave engineer was
ruahpd 90 uhc fHpiWDpal hoipitod. ~
Philadelphia, on q special engine, and
Is now pronounced ont of danger