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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
district tourt.


Yas:cIday In the case VI Campbell
Printing rrees company w. j. q. Al
bright, trial Was had 10y the court and
iudsmeu, ior plaintiff IN the sum ct $l.7,
With Intcr,st, rendered.
The jury IN the case o. Manuel Garcia
". Manuel Gonzales returned verdict |
Tor plaintiff, assessing damages ut sl2.
Ia the Ease ~ Slower Il Go. W.. John |
W. Young, the jury Was waived and trial
had by court, Who rendered judgment
'pt si.SE - ~ plaintiffs favor.
In the cases % Ernest Meyers and
Loueu,hul h Meyers Va. Santiago Baca
aud wife Jury trials were had and judg-
n.nt o. S71I5O with interest, and
500 ~ with interest rendered in plain
THE favor.
judgment Tor SlS795 was rendered in
plaintiff favor IN the case of Msrbury
\ Go. vs Ntpvcr, Ctary X Go.
The cn.r ~ Ers,on w. &. l.. lIubbs h
Go ct al, was dismissed at plaintiffs
costs
| This mp-nlng. IN ,hs case OF J, ID. Tor.
/ Ina W. " ". Mcclellan, the jury ren.
| dercd verdict IN defendants favor.
The cn-e ot the Territory, ex rel.
/ Blanche Abbey Va. Archie Hilton was
/ dIsmisscd by plaintiff.
The ca-e " Melquiades Chayes va. A.
NNiana Mas dismissed at costs OF plain.
I'll.
The case OF Donahue n McCssh W. G.
l.. Bruuk 1T. al, was tried before the
court ami submitted.
The case oi Simon Damn VI. Nellie
Drlscol Nas called for trial, and dismiss
ed Tor want Of prosecution NJ plaintiff
costs.
The cases ~ hector Garcia Va. Jose i
| Garcia 1t AL, Henry LocKhRrt We. komal
l.. Bacn, 1T AL, Mandel Bros. \ Co. VI
Eugene Murray, and Mandell Bros. j
Go. W.. : W. Massey we're dismissed n
: cost Of plaintiff.
The cnre Of Franz lIuning w. Santiag,
I lIHcH was continued by agreement.
| Tho cn.e Of j. \. johnson Il Co. v,
Jennie Meyers, at. AL, was dismissed.
The case OF Lena Is Culver w. T.. :
, Slower, ct, al, was tried by the cour,
/ aud judgment rendered for plaintiff /
;. the amount OF sl,st1.GI
Jose Ma Herrera VI. Andres Romero
ct. AL, Cause abates by reason Of plair
:, tins death.
!, Judgment waa rendered in plaintiff
favor IN case Of j. Irisarri w. Bernal
Apodnca
In the caaa " Gross, Blackwell 4 Z,
=" VI. Alexander DE Almond h Sons, tril
" WAS had brtore the court and judgmer
, rendered. IN favor Of plaintiff for amour
- sued for.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
Auditors bond.

The new bond oi Territorial Auditor
Deme,rl Perez has been approved in the
sum u slO,OuD with the following Ss
surrties Tor these respective amounts;
4, StRsh, $3.50 }; +, Donoghue, 800;
G, ". Dudrow, t2,CO; K, J. Palen. e..
90; Luciano Iiaca 81, 800; NJ. q. de Baca
sl,Ju; NJ tlulntana. t2,nO' L. T.,
browne, 80. %; l.. &. Fort, $50. NJ.
\ Otero. az >; W. II, Shupp, FLOOD,
Felix MARTINEZ, 5000, Jas. Duncan
5000, Frank ", CLANCY, $40 }; Eutim,o
MontoyR, sl5,UU New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

Major " IT. II llewellyu, live stock
agent Tor the At,hisou, Topeka a santa
Fe railroad company, arrived last ni.hl
'rum bus.ucaE trip to Topeka and Den
yer, aud IL Registered at IT." European
lir will tcwnu here Tor u Few iale, after
which he wi,l attend meeting ~ the
Territorial hoard ~ managers ut the
Notld'a Far at Santa fr neN, Monday
EN.Guy. and ~ Scnntutf h. Warren,
u Wyoming. ". W. Grh-on, OF Chey'
enne, and a. 49, Loving, - the Texas
Live STOCK Julrunl ~ Fort Worth, vent
uut IN the Atlantic y pariNc last night
IT, Srlgman station Go meet Da.gs Bros,
tium whom they expect to purchase
tne,r entire flock ~ hlOud"l sherp, and
will remove the sheep to Wyoming
Major s. A. Adams, ~ Manhattan
kaurHs, was passenger last night IRON
the north lie stopped ut the European
AID this moruu. lei, fnr the south, th'
OF jec,iVc point urlug SILVER CITY, Sher'
7 be- viii luRd Two tfhluH ~ cattle Tor ship
| mrut 10 kauras.
Cob. j. A. Luckhart cAme down iron
/ la JuulR .upt night, leaving thus morn
tug tur Defining, where he viii tu.mof
row load two tratus ~ cattle 10 be shiI
ped g. C'Iutadp.
Kemp u lrask, ~ PuWnIN, Arizona
Slu Toad tram Il lat strcrs ma t"'
days Tor the kaLsas tIty market. Ia
stock wi pass through Aiuuquerqu
about tie ~ h.
Suyder iirue., cHtti"mru ~ George
town, Texas. purrhnr"d IT." "ntlrc her
OF cattle brluuglus To the Stanley TAT
pcutrr thttIo company, hui III" I, l
i,ttin company ihr-r cattle, auouuuu
g. between 81 nI o. - head, VIII /
loaded at Oarru.i. y NJ, hld shipped !
springer, from Wr,ch point they "lll |
driven a. pasture ru ia" line OF IT.
Southern knura- ru,rrnd.
= Riley \ Lorklltt NJ, load two tran
, ~ CATTLE Rt L,- trUr", va u lew days I,
shipment Ia Rock! F.rd, CD.
, H." CarfIp cattle company, W,
Mcdonald manager. amt Mrs. ;, r. liza
10 / ,ur, - the Three Rivers tattl" con
j phuS, have Sold al rhNr rt""rs 10 j
HOLT, u Montana, Tor delivery at Eng
;, station.
Riley Il I.pckHart have purchased I
strrrs ~ Lynch Bros, ~ llntch, y. NJ.
MaJrt LeWrlIyu state. TINT the ran =
u 10 rust"ru Cu.ufadp hui iltth"tu y,
= MrNlcp are IA need ~ raih undly, but
?. rrpufts the cattle ~ FAIRY good SHAPE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
AarglrRl Association.

The Atlantic n Pacific surgical associ
n'lun me-, at the hospital yesterday after
. ,ou. DR.. Raster, president u the as.
called the meeting 10 order.
The following papers we're presented and
discussed, PRIMARY Dressings with
opecial Reference 10 Railway luiurica,"
Gy DIR. II. q. lllnne, Of Needles, Cal.
" the sick aud lnjured, 4"
by DR., w. II. johnson, Of Williams.
Ara, "Malarlal aud Specific fevers," by
Dr. 4. X. Rhsa, Of Calico Cal. 10 the
nussncs Of Dr. Rhea, hls paper was read
- DIR. johnson. After the discussion
4 other subjects Of inter, It TO the saso-
c,ntlon, the meeting adjourned 70 meet
m FIaastaf, Arizoua, N the second
" sdnssdsy Of July
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
NEW MEXICO nARsaAi.sI
a Li,eIy Contest on The ID
Candidate.


The following special displ|
clipped from the Denver Repubhi
Washington, ID. g., April "
hercest kind of q contest 10 on
the marshalship OF New Mexico
MARITIME mas at last consented
his name presented To the preslcI
the plgce. lie did not dt'slre II
but hts friends have urged I'D
such persistency that he has
yielded. Martinez IL said to be
most leader VI the native popuf
territory, and for that reason
polntment would be especially \
10 them, and more than that, thsI
relations ~ the marshal with thst
are closer than those of any otb4
torial officer. Hall, however, 4
urged, principally by the M,ssos
CATION, aud the end II not yet.
Crust is doing good work in Nd
behalf. strongly urging hls nou
on these grounds: First, that u
ish Americans are entitled to u
and second, because Maritime %
yearly we'll qualified TOR the pls
has don. valiant service for the
racy, being one OF the few N-Hd
CATION Mt Chicago who voted ID
land, thus giving him the necess1
thirds Of the whole vote.
This absolutely verities the Y
ticle exclusively published in !
IzKS OF yesterday. iorion NH
be the secretary OF the terrln
vidsd the Enforcement OF Nc
seph, Ferguson aud Crist, the
tee. carry him through. and ,hs
ago Baca and james A. Lang,
city, are to be dumped overbosi
vor OF Felix Martinez, who
urged by the committee for !
shalship.
There was some doubt two
as to MIR. Miller accepting the 4
ship, he being q candidate iOrI
pointment Of internal reven,. -
but being shrewd and observing
read "bet ween the lines" OF the
son dispatch. he hastily answeu
cept."
This piece OF manipulation %
the committee in q position 70
another Santa Fe man, and d
from Washington give the ind
that they have endorsed Berna
man, a wealthy merchant, for
lectorshlp.
They, however, have run up
snag In the shape OF IN Arid
date, named c. NJ shannon, a
are not careful they will walks
morning 10 lind that the
been given TO Arizona
II In learned in THE city
Martinez desired to be sent Vi
consul, but on being informed
territory could expect q q
abroad, he put in q bid for I'D
consul toJuarez, Mexico. lie
told that no could not DO giyel
! important Office, and ss he had
ly Withdrawn from the race
! torial mgrshalship il was bes
look like he would lie entirely
until the committee came 10 !
and the rufiisd edges will be
over by them endorsing him iof
ship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
The I'-eos Road.

/, il reported that Mr, liagerman and
the other projectors Of the pecos Valley
railway are thinking Of extending II TO
Albuquerque, An extension Of this kind
doubtless would pay, but the uue IN
which Denver people are interested IL
the one ny which II 10 proposed to con.
nect the Pecos Valley road with the
Santa fe IA, or near Las Vegas, This
would give Denver a close connection
with tue Pecos valley, but II nigh,
prove in the end bad acquisition, We
have heard nothing latsly about the pro
posed road from Trinidad 10 II Paso, Of
which there was " much tAlk !4sl winter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
untrAl mumusm.
a. ola lady nurd~rrd s' Toe
tuns-.

si-sinl ~ tttttrn.
lee Lunas, April ~ A brutal muir
der occurred here lart night. TITO dead
lsdy ~ Mrs. Manuela Mlrelee, n dwarf
IA years old, wSs found ~ nm acequ'"
ut Mrs. Whlttingtun's covered nv with I"
shawl. No motive IL assigned Tor IT,"
horrible deed.
An examination thia morning reveal
I'd that the OLD woman left her house
with n sister, about - years old. IN com
pany with Antonio Mattlnel aud An
tonic Joee uarclN, young m"n OF un
sayory reputation. The men were
slightly drunk.
Or. Harrington teethed that he eS
aulu~d the body nGd found the mech
broken, scratched on face aud shoulder
aud bruised between nth and sixth
ribs.
Coroner's inquest held and pres'dc'
over 10y JuHtio- Ssna. The verdict rem
dered 10y jury IA believed 10 lmplirat'
Martinez aud Garcia, but lena ~uul'
not sign the verdict MARTINEZ ~ enl
pluSed by SeuG aa stable man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
IMnenAr.
'ai's what They All 4

II ~ customary IN those latter days TO
express our perfect satisfaction with u
thine 10y rRyIng ute immense!" It's 30
expressive that nothing can be added
Oro l. Fuk, Philadelphia, Pa, anys'
My wlf" has been taking your new cure
Tor the heart, and says TIA Immense!
She has not b.'en troubled with pain or
smotherlng sp.lis since using IT," Jno. l.,
l;oOarts, Slatington, Pa, Gays hs IL 10
years old, aud has suffered from heart
disease Tor over ~ years. Was treated
without avail 10y prominent New York
physlclans; grew constantly worse; took
DR. Miles New Heart Cure and waA
completely cured. Sold 10y /, II. bur.
geese y ; IN, on II guarantees.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

sick ones. The condu7tor wants 10
know how they could tell the difference
between n veil aud sick chicken 10 the
darkness u the night increased by the
darkness ~ the coop.
The M-dl-r hall tur the l. q. u. r. snd
A. q. T. W. lodges IL rapidly being
pushed ~ completion, aud Will probably
~ ready iur the lodge furniture In about
week. The anniversary Of Odd Fellow.
.hip occurs on the 18th ~ this month,
aud the local lodge desire TO celebrats
the important event in a beiittlng man
urr IN their new quarters. The date for
/ tive Danquet--that 10, the dedication ol
the hall, which will be- participated u
Jointly 10y the |. q. y. +. and A, d. u
. ". lodges, has not M yet been an
/ uuunCrd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
Ger Ten Thsusan

Yesterday afternoon, jacob
Ed, Quicke! purchased iros
ArmIjo the house occupied
90 Railroad avenue and the
900 cash, The purchasers ~
ready 10 properly improve u
lot, but expect 10 . fsw moot
thereon a building that viii
ment 70 that side Of RAilrosa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
Famous Mine case,

The New Mexican says Judge SeS a,
has filed an opinion OF 5,i0o words In the
case OF A. 81. Hendry ct al, Va. II. Y
Anderson 1t a., generally known az tn.
4 naoouda. Llncoln. Lucky and Lee suit
which grants Hsndry an Injunction
against the defendants 40 soon as hs
shall Riv. a bond Of $4,000, 10 DO an
proved by tho clerk Of the court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

ton IN the Nes Mc,'u exhibit 81 the
wurld's Far Yesterday MI Habel pre-
sented tu Mrp j @ Albright, the lady
manager ~ the Worlds Columbian eS.
Intuition IN New M,N,rn, ~ beautiful slab
~ onyx, nnd Mrr Albright viii seud the
slab n, once 10 Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
Niles Nerve A Liver pills,

Act on new principle - reg ulating the
liver, stomach aud bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills spsedily cure biliousnesa, bad taste,
torpid liver. plea, constipation. IN
equaled Tor men, women, children. Small
sst, mlldest, surssti 90 doses ~ cents.
Sam plea free, At T. H. Burgess a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
ui- Ii-rrI Iudrd

Ihe murnb,g al 1T o'c.uck, james
Matth,N4, thc operator Wuu Mas sand
bnsgrd, drd from the effects ~ his IT,.
.urtcr, brother, Con. Matt. 'Ws, IL. j.
Music aud NJ. j. storm Ortug at hls bed.
s.dr and wltueErIrg the act rays ~ his
e. disappear The body MAJ turned
over 10 Uudsrtakrr Strong, and tins
morning autopsy wac held. The doctors
found Tint death resulted from fracture
It night temporal bone aud the frontal
portion - base ~ skull with rupture ut
mrm brHuos and eNtraVnsa,lun ut blood
,uto and between cerebral structure, ar
10 b, ulainrr. "a frncturr i've or six inches
long, .Ntsnd,ug frum top ~ head down
ward ia front ~ r.Sht ear aud ACROSS two
thirds u the base ~ the skull
The autopsy confirms the dlngnosln OF
fracture 1T bne" OF bran made 10y Dire
Hope and P-nrcr when the pntlsnt wac
rrsl injured. Drr, Wruth, knstcr, Ill
m -, yesterday, llntdrlch, DrsluarHls
Hope aud pcarcr ulli,lntrd al tie poet
mOrtvm examination.
\ cOruurr's Inqu"st ~ IN session this AZ
trrhpub b"InTr JurIt'" bdth", anu NV
.,yld"nyr vii uu duuht SNOW that the de
rra-ed came t. has death from sandbag
gIns.
The body ~ bong embalmed this NJ
trruoon nLd N,l ho ready Tor shipment
/ to Dee MulErs. Iowa, Tor luterment, to
night, accompanied 10y the brother AM
another operator, the eNp"nses being
borne by the Order uf Railway Tsle
graphrrs, ~ which he vas member
The deceased Was only - years old.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

Many rise In the morning with head
ache and no inclination for breakfast.
This ,s due TO torpidity OF the liver and
derapged condition OF the stomach. To
restore healthy action 70 these orsans,
nothing II 81 efiicscious NJ al occasion Al
dose Of Ayers Pilla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

Many speople who pride themselves
on their blue blood would be far hap,
pier with pure blood, but, while We
cannot choose our ancestors, tortunste'
~, by lhe use Of Ayers SarsaparillA. We
can transmit pure blood 10 ons postsfsty.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-13
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
Farmer Davis of Madison County in
Much Trouble.

ANDERSON, Dec. .-Special.-While
in the city this afternoon Granville
Davis, a wealthy farmer living south
of the city, was placed under arrest by
Constable T. ]. McMillen of Dayton, o.,
on an affidavit charging him with
forgery. 1t seems that in 1874 Davis
was 2 resident of Montgomery county,
Ohio, and was in stringent circumstan-
ces. He was in charge of eighty acres
of land belonging to other parties. He
finally contracted a trade with one John
Young, forging the deed and securing
the money. Before either Young or the
rightful owners had discovered the
crooked work, Davis had skipped. He
was heard Of later in California, but for
the past ten years all trace Of him has
been lost About ten days ago Young
heard he was located near this city. He
ascertained the correctness of reports
to that effect and secured requisition
papers for his arrest. When ar. ested
Davis was entering Makepeace 81 Low
theirs hardware establishment. He tried
TO resist the officer but was finally
lodged in Jail.
Davis owns a farm three miles south
of this city and stands high in his COM
munity. He is in good circumstances
and amply able to make a strong fight
He was taken TO Dayton this afternoon
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-13
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Proceedings of the State Convention
at FIT. Wayne.

FIT. WAYNE. Dec. 7.-Special-The
concluding days business of the state
convention of the Knights Of Labor con-
sisted mainly in passing resolutions and
electing officers.
After reaffirming the doctrines OF the
order, resolutions were adopted favor
ing the employment of labor by the
general government in the construction
and improving of public highways, this
work to be paid for by the issuance Of
full legal tender treasury notes; demand
ing the increase and maintenance of a
balance Of money of $50 per capita; de-
handing legislation compelling state,
county and city officials to give a bond
for the faithful discharge Of their du-
ties.
The following officers were elected:
State Master Workman-H. S. Will
Jams, Wabash.
Worthy Foreman-George w. Ffppen.
Upton.
Secretary and Treasurer-John w.
Dewitt, Marion.
Executive Board. Z. Ferguson, Fit.
Wayne; c. W. Alexander, Wabash; r.
Holloway. Upton; f. ]. S. Robinson,
CloYerland.
A banquet was rendered the visiting
delegates at the X. of L. hall here to-
night.
The next meeting occurs next October
at Upton
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-13

WABASH, Dec. S.-Special.-A de-
termined suicide was F. Borgenshansen.
a jewelry drummer for A Becken Of
Chicago, this morning
Borgenshansen went TO the Hotel
Hayes at Warsaw night before last and
took a room. He had trouble with his
relatives because Of his marriage with
protestant girl, he being a catholic,
and was very down-hearted
1t seems that before retiring Wednes-
day night he bought piece of rubber
hose, and going to his room placed an
end over the jet and tried TO inhaIe
enough gas to kill himself.
The experiment failed and the per-
severing drummer swallowed an ounce
Of rough on rats.
He was unconscious yesterday morn
ing when a chambermaid smelled the
gas and burst open the door, but did
not admit when reused up that he had
attempted suicide.
Last night, however, he confessed all,
ano a doctor was sent for, but too late.
and Borgenshansen died in fearful
agony at O'Clock this morning
He left notes to his wife, to his en-
ployer and to the hotel people directing
the disposal of his remains and his
trunks. He was about thirty-five years
old.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-13
A CLANDEsTINE WEDDING.
Everybody Perfectly Satisfied Now
Except the Old Man.

MUNCIE, Dec. -SpeciaI-George
Benson and Miss Artie Ross, daughter
of DR.. ]. c. Ross, were married Wednes-
day evening, but the matter was kept
a profound secret until today, or after
the bride had an opportunity to steal
her trunk away from home.
The wedding was performed at the
brides home with no other members of
the family present except the mother.
The father long since had entertained a
dislike for the prospective son-in-law and
one evening when Benson called on Miss
Ross a son Of the irate doctor badly beat
Benson up at the suggestion of the
father. Mr.. Ross has made many
threats at Benson, but the young man
continued to grow solid with the mother
and hold clandestine meetings with the
girl. Miss Ross quietly went visiting at
a neighbours and the wedding ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Frank Hays.
Benson is a newspaper reporter. His
parents reside at Winchester. When the
father learned Of the marriage today he
was a very angry man. but Mr.. and
Mrs. Benson were at that time over in
Randolph county at the groom's home.
Benson is known in Indianapolis,
where he attended school and worked on
one Of the evening papers.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-13
A LUNATIC LOOSE.
out on a FurIOuEh He Nearly Commits
Murder.

FORTVILLE, Dec. S-Special.-On
account of the negligence of state and
municipal officers. there came near be-
ing a murder committed near Fortville
this morning by Freeman ShuIl, a lunatic
who has been incarcerated In the asylum
at Indianapolis five times and who is
out on a furlough. After divers times
threatening the lives Of his brother-in-
laws family, Andrew Wiseheart, he made
an attempt TO kill the family When
Mr.. Wiseheart and his son, Otis, saw
him coming with a club in hand they run
to the house, locked the door and waited
developments. Shull, with club in hand.
bombarded the door and broke 1t in and
struck the elder Mr.. Wiseheart with the
club, when father and son opened fire
on Mr.. Shull, striking him in the left
breast, infiicting what may prove to be
fatal wound. The affair is to be re-
GREETED as both are prosperous farmers
and the whole blame Is publically at
tached to our municipal officers in not
incarcerating him.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-13
A MAN RUNS FORTY MILES.
His Mind Becomes Dernnged and He
Kills Himself.

HUNTINGTON. Dec. 5.-Special.-Oli-
yer Tracht, who committed suicide at
Gallon, o., was in Huntington few
days ago. He had been working on a
railroad and was boarding at Vidette,
Ind.
He took the grip and started home.
When he arrived at Huntington he had
to wait several hours for a train and
when he learned this it seemed to turn
his head and he started to run on the Chi
cago & Erie track and did not stop until
he reached a point near Glenmore, a
little station forty miles from here.
There he became entirely exhausted and
stopped at a house, where he staid all
night. The family noticed his condi-
ton and upon learning his name and
destination, they telegraphed his folks,
who soon arrived and took him home.
His disappointment over missing the
train and his run of forty miles I'M
doubtedly deranged his mind so that he
shot himself