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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08
NUEyo GoBERNApoR.
Ei Juez w. n. Thornton, de
Santa Fe, Recibe ell Nom
bramient0.

Despues de yafios dias de In
certidumbre y llenos do reportes
falsos los cnales anunciaoan ell
nomhramlento por ell Presidente
Cleveland para gobernador de
Nnevo Mexico al Captain w. M.
Eads, antes residente dc ceta ciu.
dad, y ahora residente de Carroll.
ton, estado de Misuri, han llegpdo
telegraInas de Ia capital de la ma
cion, anunciando fidediguamente
que ell ola 8 del presente el Presi-
dente nomin6 como Executive del
Territorio, al Hon. w. I. Thornton,
de Santa Fe. Esta noticia ha sido
recibida con aprohacion por una
gran mayoria do los ciudadanos
del Territori0.
El Juez Thornton es IN aboga.
do prominente, bien conocido en-
t0das las secciones del Territorio,
y no cabe duda que como goberna.
dor, sabra dirijir los asuntos
pdbhcos del mismo de una me-
nera satisfacloria para sus habi-
tantes; poseysndo para clio Ia ha.
bilidad, homestead y experiencia
necesarias.
Hasta aqni 10 policia del home
rule adoptada en- Ia convention
nacional democratica de Chicago
sc ha cumpldo iielmente. Ver6mos
mas delante.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08
Eleccl6u de CIudad.

Ta eleccion del Martes, dia 4,
para 0dciales de ciudai en Ia pla.
az nueva, EAST Las Vegas pas6
muy quIeta y los siguientes seho.
res resultaron electoG Mayor, A.
A. Jones. dem6crata; Marlecal, T..
II. Clay, repnbhcaDo; Secretario,
w. II. Kelly, repnblicano; Mem
bros del coucllio de ciudad, G.. w.
Bell, AID. IIiggius, republlcanos;
hdei-comis rios dc eecuelas, A. 4.
Rodgers, O. V, Hedgecock. repu.
blicanos; Charles Tamme, u. Y.
Mcclure, demecratcs
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08
LAS VEGAS. NUEvo dEXICO. sABADO 1893.

mucho renombre y disipara las
dahiuas alusioues QUE algunos
irrcsponsables avebtursros han
hecho acerca dc nuestro pals y
recursos, dejando en- limpio Y es-
tableciendo para siempre nuestro
puesto y lugar como una de las
seeciones del pals mas ricas del
mundo, y brindando 81 progressive
capitalists amplia remuneration
por ell capital que insierta en-
nuestras empresas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08
NombramIentos.

El goheruador Prince ha hecho
los siguicntes nombramIentoG
Para representar q Nuev0 Ne
vico en- Ia rennion nuual dc crea-
dores de animales, que sera tenida
en- Ogden, Utah, el dia 20 de Ahril
1893. o. A. Hadley, II. II. Pierce.
Geo. L. Bnrks. j. Amado Lucero,
w. $. Hopewell, Clark NJ. Carr, J.
II. Hlukle, Anbrosio Pine, w. II.
Jack, James A. LOckhart.
Para delegados do Nueyo Mexico
al Congreso Commercial Transmit.
sislpI, quo tendra lugar 81 es de
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08
NUEvAs LINEAs FERREAs.
prnyectadas Deutro del Terri
t0riO. Los Condad0s DE San
Miguel, Mora ) Taos PAN
tuB Ubietiy0s,

Por parte del ferrocarril Union
Pacific uua propOsicion ha sido
hecha d los ciudadanos del Ration
para exteuder ese camino hasta
ese punto, proveido que los ciuda.
danos pagnen un bonas de $4,000.
Por cierto que Ia proposition sera
acceptada, porque los ciudadanos
del Ration son en6rgicos Y realizan
que tai movimieut0 anmentara el
valorde los intereses en- los contor.
nos de Ia plaza. Pero fuera de todo
este ell movimiento es uno en- ell
caal sc haya intefesada tods ls
parte norte del Territor.o. Haee
algunos dias one fue anuueIado
que arreglos hahian sido hechos
por los cnales los accioniAtas 70.
raneos do Ia Merced de Maxwell,
AZ hahian asoclado con ell proyee.
to on vista do exienderel csmIHo
del Union Pacific desde Catskill
hacia 81 .poniente .hasta lEagsfT A
faa Vegas. LaprOp0Biul0h lJeeila
al Ration con respec:o 4 esa exten,
sion de,nuestra este muy clara
mente. III condadO de Mora Y tai
vez Las Vegas, dentfo de cnrto
tempo, sin dnda alguna, recIbiran
proposiciones anGlogas b las ofre.
cidas por Ia cnmpanin nj Ration.
Y 81 los negociantes, hacendados.
y duehos de terreuos dc estas
localidades saben cuantos haeen
dos y dos, no tardaran on aceeptar
los t6rmnos Y Ievantar las suscri-
clones requerldas.
Ell VALE DE PEcos.
Reportes tidedignos tambien
annncian de qne Ia compahia fe-
rrea del Vale dc Pec0s acaba de
conclulr una negotiation por cinco
millones do pesos Y que Ia cons
truccion actual dc dicho camino
entire Eddy. condado De Chavez, Y
Bernal, en- el de San Miguel, co.
menzara mny pFonto.
Ell VALE DE TAOS.
Con respectO d las lineas ferreas
proyectndaR para penptrar ell IicO
" fertil Vale de Taos hay este que
decir. Sc propoue de continnar
ma extension del ferr0carril de
via angosta Denver Y Rio Grande
q trav6s del vale Y penetrar el
corazOn de Ia sierra dc Taos, Ell
donde Sc han descubierto prospec.
tos riquisimos minerales en- el
Arroyo Hondo. A prop6sito de
10 arriha dicho, no hace mueho que
el Presidente jeffrey. del Denver
" Rio Grande acompahado de Va.
rios capitalists de Denver V Chi.
cago que tienen connection ctn
dicha compahia. hicleron una vista
NJ dlstrito aurifero de Rio H0ndo,
en- el Coudadc de Taos, Y afanza,
ron con opcion do compra varlos
de los meiores reclamos en- dicho
campo. Todo 10 cual es muy sig,
ni6cante. Otra Ease muy intere'
sante sobre Ia situaciOn ferroviaria
es que utra Inca, del oriente, es
muy possible que tolue aQuella re-
gion deutrO del prssente aio, esta
rs un proyecto conocido como e.
ferrocarril dc Trinidad y cl Vale
de San Lnis.
No solo Las riquczas dc metales
preciosos atrasran COMMUNICATION
ferrea al condado do Taos, sine
que las posihilidades agriculture
les del rico vale, W prohadas en-
10 pasado, scran podsroso incenti
20 en- llevar & efecto Immediate la
empresas prOypctadaR.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08
ortlz-Tsead.

Acusamos recibo de inyitaclon
de Don Rafael Ortiz y esposa, de
Mora, para presenciar el enlHce
conyugaI de So hija, 0nofre, con
el Lie. Benjamin NJ. Read, de San.
Ia 10, cuyo enlace tendra lugar en-
Ia Iglesis parroquial de Mora, ell
Microbes pro EiIno, dia IL del
presente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08
a>-. 100 ',s'a.--r@a
PERSONAL.

Don Lucas u. Gallegos, regres6
ell Viernes de Springer.
Don Vicente Mares, de Wagon
Mound, yisiv6 la plaza hoy.
La agreeable senora Emilia O.
de Henriques ha estado algo on.
ferma.
III alguscil mayor de Mora, Aga.
pito Abeytis, Sc halla de vista en-
la ciudad hoy.
Don Juan Ortiz partira hoy para
Mora con el fin do asistir a Ia boda
do sus hermanos.
I'll coronel +. A. Blake, de Ro.
ciada, perrnanecera ZEN Ii ciudad
por algun tempo.
III Hon. Celso Baca, de Eden,
condado de Guadalupe, estuvo en
Ia ciudad ell Martes.
La causa do Don jose d. Gale
gos sera iuzgada durante el pre-.
sente terinino de cortes.
Don Isidoro v. Gallegos, do
Los Alamos, yisit6 q sus amigos
de esta en- dias pasados.
Don Estanislao Pacheco. un
amigo huestro, residente del Ra.
ton, nos sisit6 el Jueves.
Los senores Nestor Seua y Flo
renciu Esqnibel,, de San Migsel,
pasaron el Sabado en- l.. ciudad.
El Martes estuvo en- Ia eiadad
el Senador Stephen w. Dorsey,
rcsidente del coudado de Cvlfax.
Don Agustin viii, de San Agus.
TIM. .Cundado do Union, estuyo al.
gnaos dias de paseo Gu nuestra
plaza.
III Hon. Eduardo Martinez, de
Antonchico, clrculaba por las ca
lies dc Ia metropoli durante Ii
semana.
III Juez Ii. L. Warren, abogado
prominente de Albuquerque, es
candidate para Juez Superior del
Terfiiorio.
III Algaacil Mayor, Don Lorenzo
Lopez. estuyo aIgo enfermo esta
semana. Tenemos placer de notar
que esta va casl rec0brado.
Don Mateo Lujau, opulento ga.
.lalero.de Le6n, condado do Union.
pas6 alglnos dias de l1 semanA
atendieudo 4 negoeles en- IA cins
did. WI ..s.~ ,s~.s ''r'l I.
LION dose Il. Lopez, hiz0 nm
viaje a Santa F6a principles de
Ii semana para atender 4 una reu.
nion de los c0miSionad0s dc Ia
penltenciaria.
Don Aban Carabajal v su esti.,
NADIA esposa y dos nihos, residen-
ties del Arroyo de los Yutas, SO
hallaD visItaudo ell esta ciudad 8
81 hiia, Ia senora Carmelita Cara
baial.
Frank Roy y csposa, vieios re.
sidentes do Mora, en- pocOs dlas
.urcaran las brsyias oudas de. "a !.
churoso Atlantico para yisitar 81
pals natal, Ia Bella Francia. Bon
roydge.
In esposa de nuestro amigo Don
Abran Suazo, dc Roolada, did d
luz M hernoso niho en- diae pasa-.
dos. El chiquillo fu6 Imutizado
hoy, siendo los padrinos Don Te6.
tiO Suazo y esposa.
Doha Ruperta Stephens, des-
pueA lie una vista dc dos meses
i sus nietos Don Ezequiel O. dc
3aca y esposa, regres6 d gu resi-
tlencia ell Ldaes en- Santa Fl, scom-
pafiada do 81 biJa IssOel, Qulen ha.
bla permanecido Gu Ia ciudad pOr
cerca do seis meses como maestro
de In escuela pdblica en- el distrito
Z
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08

Abril, en- Ogder, Utah: Thomas
y. Burns, Felix Martinez, Geo. T.
Gould, Albert Grunsfeld, J. D. w.
Veeder. 7. J. Helm, Paz valyerde,
I. W. Dobson, Trinidad Alarid, j.
III. Purdy,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08

A procio de costO vendera
efectos por DIEZ DIAs la TIENDA
BARATA. Vengan con su diuero
y Ileyaran doble cantidad dc efec-
tos por un peso que de cuaIquera
otro cOmercio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08

''El que no We adelante, atras Sc
queda,p es un proverbio dc ma.
cha verdad. Asi sncedera a aquc.
Hos que no empIeen su dinero en-
los prdximos DIEz DIAs en- Ia
TIENDA BARATA.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08
DIsTRITo NUMEilo CUATRo.


DISTRITO NUMEkO CUATRO.
FL Presidente dc los Directories
Expiica.
---~&.~-
En- nuestro ndmero rasado algo
dijimos sobre 10 inoportulio que
eeria de suspender Ia escuela
pablica del tlistrito essoler ndmero
A de esta plaza, sintisndo sobre-
manera que tai discrimination se
llevara cabo por Ia mayoria de
directories de tai distri;o, compues
Ia de los Senores R6mplo Ulibarri
y j, NJ. II. Alarid. Nuestro articulo
de la semaua pasada fls solamente
inspirado por un amor al deber y
4 Ia education do Ia Juventud del
Nnevo Mexico y no por' uinguna
mira de quersr interferir en- las
disposlcIones de los oflriales dc
tal distrlto, asi creemos que
dichos kenores 10 entenderian.
Diremos ahora, que d no ser por
la explicacion hecha por eI presi-
dente de directories drl distrito
ndmero 4, insistiriamos hasta el
iltimo eli la determination indica--
da en- nuesiro ndmero anterior,
este es, que bajo todas circuns.
tancias y en cualquier case las
escuelas pdbiicas, debcrian maa.
tenerse en- operacion dufante el
entero termino escolar, y en- dicha
idea sabemos que seriamos sopor.
tados por todo honrado y bien
inteaeionado ciudadano.
Don R6mulo Ulibarri por tl )
su companero Don Jesus M. ii.
Alarid, nos inform6 que al llegar
ID Ia determination IL cCrrar Ia
escuela, 10 habian hecho por 10
fuerte razon, primero;-de que no
aSistian dialiamente a dicha escuc.
Ia mas que siete d ocho alumnos.
Est0, en- vista de que SO emplea.
ban dos maestras, con un desem.
bOlso de ochenta pesos mensuales,
les pareei6 una injusticia hecha d
los pagadOres de tasacion del dis
trito, no justificaudo ell gasto de
dinero con ell ndmero dc pupilos
ell atendencia. Segundo;-el edi.
ficio de escuelas, por no estar bien
acabado todayia, estaba detelio-
randose cada dia mas, dc manera
que sc hac.a imperioso al tempo
mas pronto one so pudlese de
recompoDerlo y concluirIo, para
deIarlo en- el estado que los planes
originates sobre Ia construction
'lel mismO requerian, y para ese
6u SO retendran los servicios del
c0ntratista Hill.
Ahadi6 el Sr. Ulibarri, estas son
las dos razOnes principales que
nos impelieron 4 la suspension de
escuelas, 10 cual ereimOs necesario
en- vista de economic y pura los
fines indicad0s.
Esperamos, siendo tai el case,
que los directories sc apresuren a
componcr Y concluir el edi6cio de
tai manera QUE sea un cFedit0
para eI distrito y c6mOdo para los
alumnos cuando sc aba dc nuevo
la escuela.
Una pregunta desearfamos Que
los directories del dlstrito nGmero
4 uos respondleran, Ia cual Sc
reyuelve en- nueGtra mente no
podemos darle sOlucion, y es esta:
IIsn un distrito tan populoso como
10 es el 4, por que razon habia
una ateudencia tan pequeha diaria
4 la escuela phbllcai
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08

No queda mas tempo que DIEZ
DIAS despues dc IL fecha para
poder comprar efectos en- h
TIEEDA BARATA, despues dc ese
tlempo VA AGRA tarde.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08
Concerto Libre.
Por Ia Banda de Las Vegas ma.
AyisO.

Una yegua colorado os ,ura con este
flerro w en- Ia pierna izqulerda, y este
fierro ell Ia plerna dol lado derocho,
ha sldo rep0rtada 4 mi on mi otlcina
el dia "a do Mario 1893, y dlcha yegua
ezta Oh possession dc Florenclo Chavez.
JoHN PAcE, ASSESSOR.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08

AbogadOs dc diferentes parties
del Territorio han ocnrridO d Ia
ciudad con motive de In sesion de
cortes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08
lRomero--Lucero.

I'm lazos de flores, q las siete Y
media esta noche, en- Ia pafroquia,
seran unldOs Ell matrimonio Ia es
unable sehofita Juliaiita Romero,
y uuestro aprecIable amigo Don
Antouio Lueero. Deseamos de
antemano 4 los feliees ndviOs lar.
"a, pr6spera y feliz vida eonyugal,
Camblo dc Propicdad Itaiz.
RepOrte do traspasos efectuados
dnranto Ia presente semana:
Charles T, Cromwell a Daniel
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08
NUEvo MEXICO.

En- la Exposition de Chicago.
Los Recursos MinerRles, de
Agricultural, y Horticulture,
Scran PrOpiamente Presentis-
dos en- ell Gran Certamen.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-08

iAcudrdense bienl. ENo SO eqni.
voquenll y despues las pese. En-
DIEZ DIAS sc yendera t0do el sur
tidd de Ia TIRNDA BARATA.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-03
A DOCTORS PHILANTHROPY.
Thousands Afl.cted BY Chronic Catarrh
Under Free Treatment.

The first day of November. 1893, DR..
Hartman gave bis Consent TO take charge
of The treatment of 10000 cases of chronic
catarrh free of charge. This announce
ment was at once published in all the
leading papers, when the applications
came pouring in from nearly every state
in the Union until something over 7,00J
names are already on his bucks AS regu ar
patients. There is still room for 3 900 more.
Those intendlng to apply should do SO with
out delay, as the number VIII soon he made
up. With u large number of clerks and
steDOgraphers to assist him, the doctor
actually directs the treatment OF each case
by correspondence, which costs the pat tents
not hing, except the necessary medicines,
which are obtained at the nearest drug
store. To become Il patient it is only nee
cessary 10 send name and address, describe
symptoms, aud minute directions as to
diet, sanitary regulations, and other adj
vice will be sent promptly. Patients are
allowed to report progress as often as they
please, but are expected TO do so
at least in one month from be-
ginning treatment. This arrange
meut brings to the homes OF people
afflicted with chronic catarrh whom cir
cumstances preve..t from employing
caJarrh specialist tie services of one of the
best known medical experts Oh the sub
ject OF catarrh in this country.
Wherever DIR. Hartman is known the
name Of Pe-ru-na has become a household
word. II is safe to say That no medicine
IN existence is used by SO many families
as Pe-ru-na. This Is especially true OF tbs
time of the year, when the people are liza
bic to catarrhal affections, coughs, colds,
la grippe, etc. Pe-ru-na has cured more
Cases OF chronic catarrh than all other
medicines combined. The great ma
jority of those who use it buy
The remedy themselves, use ac-
cording 10 directions not even report
ing the case to DIR. Hartman until after
they are entirely cured. But now that
limited plumber of Cases Can secure the
personal attentions OF Dr. Hartman frea of
charge, iJ is not to be wondered at that
mauy prefer TO do SO. Pe-ru-na never
fails 60 cure catarrh when prop rly used.
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
company are sending free to any address
book Oh chronic catarrh which gives the
latest treatment for catarrb, Coughs, colds,
la grippe, bronchitis aud all affections OF
head, throat and lungs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-03
Raj WAY ECONOMIES.

NEW YORK. Dec 2-The railway state
meuts issued yesterday merit careful
study. ALI of them corroborate the in
f-rences drawn earlier in the week from,
The first granger reports for October. In
two of the statemen's-those of the Atch-
ison and of the Big Four, the saving in
operating expenses has been considerably
larger than the decrease in gross earnings.
In Atchison these October economies weie
quite as astonishing rs were Those re-
ported by the louisville for September; so
heavy ia fact that in the face OF $-39, 00O
shrink;,gs ia gross reveaur. the net re-
c-iptss actually increased $li5. $50. The
Louisville railroad did not do so well. and
its stsi-Ineut suggested that some ex.
peniitur legi.imateIy Belonging 10 Sep
teilber Were carried over to October on
The books Yet this leaves the shrinkage
in net revenue for two months combined
far less han might nave been anticipated.
These huge reduci ions in operating
charges cer ainly mean one OF Two facts-
'ither that the managenents have teen
needlessly extravagant i'll the past or else
that really necessary outlay on the roads
now is being refus-d As rule, happily.
the panic of 1898 found the western rail
ways iu excellent physical condition.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-03
POISONED The CHESTS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. "A whole
sale poisoning case is reported from Fort
Deposit. Nathan Lamb. alias Sellars, a
negro, had grudge against L. NJ. Searcy,
proprietor of the Boston house, and on
Thursday he placed some trough on rats"
on the turkey after ;a bad been put on the
liable for Ih. guests. Those who ate or 1t
Were suddenly taken sick. The next day
the negro put some of the poison In the
ditnEing water and upon some beefSteak.
The result WAS the poisoning OF Searcy,
his wife and daughter. Miss Mcqueen AID
several drummerS. Two Came very near
dying. The negro was arrested and con
fessed. Lynchng is talked of.
CELINA, O., Dec. 2-Consderable ex-
element Was occssioned here last night
10y "A serious and mysterious Case of poison
ing. The victims of the dastardiy nlot
Were Sheriff Houser, Auditor Snyder, Pro-
bate Judge ), > Scranton and A. j. Knox
aud son. In the hall of the court house
there Is kept bucket of drinking water,
from which the above named parties
drank. This Is where the poison WAS
found. Fortunately medical assistance
placed all out OF danger. Sheriff Houser
was IN a critical condition, but Is easier.
The wafer was analyZec and was found to
contain a large quantity of carbolc acid.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Dec. 2-Mrs. Emma
Van Patteu was arrested here today on the
charge of numbering Soren Nelson, Il
wealthy banker of Epbraim City. On the
10th of last cIober Nelson suddenly and
mysterlously died. a posi-morLem exam
lDation revealed the presence Of rough on
rats aud laudanum IN his stomach. Mrs.
Van PHtien, who Is "A niece OF NELSON'S,
the evening before NELSON'S death pur-
chased vial OF lnudauum. Ii was learned
that 81, 600 which Nelson had in his room
the evening before his death disappeared
the next uuv
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-03
GERMANY AND THE JEStU1S

BERLIN. Dec. 2.-The vote of the reich
stag III favor OF readmitting the Jesuits
into Germany is the talk OF the week, not
only in Germany, but throughout the
Catholic world. Never perhaps since
Prince Bismarck resigned the chancellor
ship has his absence from the reichslag
been SO noiiceably marked AS yesterday.
No previous concession has been obtained
by he Ceuter party with 80 little heated
debate and political Intrigue. La the
kulturkampf struggle Prince Bismarck
always poured the full vias of his wrath
upon the Jesuits, and so earned for him
self the opposition Of German Catholics as
a whole. Siuce that time the pope and
the enporer have become recoacilrd, aud
the posi-, ion Is changed. Although, ac-
cording TO the calcula ions OF the news
papers, the bill ought 10 have been re-
Jvcted, their auticipal ions were falsitied
10y the votes of Indifferent members, who
believe that there is nothing more TO be
feared from the interference OF the Nati-
Can Ia politics.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-03
Catarrh is a constitutional diseas e, and
quircs constitutional remedy like
Hoods Sarsaparila.
RAIL WRECKS.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. "A frightful
accident occurred ON the Lehigh Valley
road ut White Haven at O'Clock this
morning. A freight train, bound east,
broke in half mile north of White Haven.
The engineer in charge did not notice that
his train was disconnected. and proceeded
on his way. The train crew had nearly
succeeded in stopping the train
when work engine came along
behind. The fl ,gman on the runaway
train was not at his post to signal the
traius following. The work engine was
running ut the rate of thirty miles an
hour, and dashed into the caboose of the
runaway train. The engine ploughed It's
way through the Ca boo 50 and four of the
cars ahead, finally lauding in the principal
street of the town. The wreck caught
fire, and in short time the flames COM
municated to Buhnke's hotel, the largest
in the town; L. w. Ricker's livery stable,
aud a grocery store. All were destroyed.
The loss is estimated at $50, 600. 1t is
feared that two or three men are buried in
the wreckage.
EAsToN. Pa, Dec. "A costly wreck
occurred early this morning on the Lehigh
Valley road at this place, III which two
engines and President Wlbur's private
combination Car Dorothy were completely
disabled. Engine No. 1872. going east,
overlook anu crashed into coal train.
The engineer reversed his engine and he
and the fireman jumped. The engine then
started backward at terrific rate of
speed. At the Stockton street crossing in
Pnlllipsburg it crashed into the Dorothy,
the crew of which Jumped. No 1872, be
ing the heaviest of the two locomotives,
succeeded in pushing the Dorothy back
distance of two miles. to the Abbot street
crossing in South + .ston. where it COL
iided with engine No. AL, drawing an
eastbound coal train. Railroad men say
that the engines came past E aston station
at the rate of fully forty-tive miles an
hour. None Of the engines left the track.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-In statement
issued tonight in reference to the White
Haven wreck. Grneral Manager Voorhees,
Of the Leliigh Valley road says:
The accident WAS caused by strikers
pulling the pins on the frei ght train which
stopped in front of the station. Ever since
the strike begun those of the strikers liv
ing at White Haven have been active IN
all manner of maiIciou, mischief. It is
iole to say that this action and numerous
other instances of obstruction to our
trains are not caused by strikers"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-03
OF INTEREST TO ATHLETES.

James Robinson, the athletic trainer at
Princeton College, Princeton. n. j., says:
l have found it imperative 10 have sure
and simple remedies on hand in case of
cuts, bruises, strains, sprains, colds. rheum-
atism, etc. Shortly alter entering upon
my profession, discovered such "a remedy
in ALLCoCK's Porous PLASTERS. | tried
Other piasters, but found them all too
harsh and irritating. ALLCoCK'S Porous
PLASTFRS give almost Instantaneous re-
lief, and their strengthening power is re-
markable In cases of weak back put two
plaSters on the small of the back aud in
short time you VIII be capable of quite
severe exercise. Ia sprint" and dis
tance" races and jumping, the muscles or
tendons in tha iegs and feet sometimes
weaken. This can invariably be relieved
by cutting tue plaster Ia narrow strips, SO
as to give free motion, aud applying on
muscles affected"