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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Early UaS History

Mrs. Lara, widow Of ClprlHuo Lara,
died at her home ~ Springer last week
The early history Of Mrs, Lara vac one
full VI interest Says the StucGmau II
was in 1919 or - when the California
gold fever was AT IL height, that II fanny
started out from Missouri to reach the
IL Dorado The course chosen Mas the
oEe that proved 80 iatHl e. many an over.
land traveller. II led to aud across the
famous tornado del Muer,o "the Jour.
Dey OF death" that well named watcrlras
tract country lying Ia central New
Mexico, lns parents and four httle
chlldrsu,all Hirls,nal- the patty and uno
day the team aud chl,drrn were found
in company with the dead parents The,
had probably died from thurs, after
making their last effort IN behalf oi their
little ones.
The children were carried Ia Socorru
and placed IN charge ~ the parish priest
They were too young 10 tell their names
and no one there could have understood
them II they could, The priest gave III,
children out TO families TO be adopted
and they we're baptised Ia the Catholic
faith, The Que who after became Mrs
Lara, Was taken by 4 sister ot J. Z. AOreu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
SIu.a OF, Nslis


The opinion 10 somewhat prevail
that vines on walls encourage and
deed produce dampness Close
seryanee proves that walls cove
with vines are dr.or than those VIII
no such covering oxis,s A mons
reflection would suggest that u thic
OF leaves acts rs thatch throsI
OF rain and keeping walls dry Y
also have the further effect OF
venting walls from being heated
the sun 80 that In case o. dwell
where tho walls are covered duf!
the summer the rooms are per epit
cooler in consequence The iv!1
climates suited to IL 10 probably
finest evergreen for clinging TO
covering the wallA but the persi-iej
OF its fol age has been obje ,ted 70
Asmuch IA II prevents the sun
warming the walls during clear
In winter, A vine which posse
an abundance OF foliage In sun
and becomes deciduous 10 wins
therefore TO be preferred and the
plant 10 meet these reluircmes'
the Japan Ivy. This plant 10 nsI
allied TO the Virginia creeper W
adorns and enriches the wood viii
rich autumn columnS --Secreta1
Agriculture
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Notwithstanding children.

Tho danger 10 children accustom,
10 breathing through tho mouth
stead OF the nose have been gu.
seriously treated OF lato in papers q
tie subject by phys clans in Gcrmar
France England etc the princI .,
disturbance accompanying the hal
being described as inability 10 fix Il
attention or any more or less serioI
subye / and with this impairment
the attention goes feeblcncsS OF moi
DRY and tendency Ia headache Will
In some cases tho organs Of sight al
hearing are sue es,ivciy affected cd
Junctivitis and hardness OF hcariI
being the results In Germany sod
time since DR. Max Bresgen plac|
before the minis ar OF public
s,ructlous n request that n regui
medical supervision shu Id take pl 4
In schools especially with regard
the state OF the upper rcspiraic!
organs OF the school children.
France also lr. RHnlin has publish
the same vicws laying great stral
on tho necessity OF regular med 4
inspection no, only OF the schooI
but also OF the school childre'
especially with respect 20 the 81
OF their nasal respiration. DR. Cu4
OF London. also declares that 40 Ia
as medical school INSPECTORS
wanting teachers should be impress
with the importance OF giving a,iS
ton to the question OF mouth broaf
Ing ssp"cially IN children intellecN
ally backward. New York TrlbuA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

Tor the performance Of the "AgRm
mcnou' OF .tschy.u, at RrNd'ic.d co..
lcgc in England every detail was
mndc us con. stonlly irrcck rs posi-.
h,n The opcn.air thcate" WAS n- per.
I, ct model OF the ancient as modern
scholarship could render IT, IL was
constructed in "A di-usrd chalk pit the
tier, OF seas bong ca out oi the solid
rock and each labeled with It's nppro-
priate Grcok numuor. In the play
iisclf the only altcrat'p IN was the omis.
sion Of !he masks Tho spectacle Was
greatly on!oJ e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Territorial Treasury .

The statement ~ Il j. Paleu. tefrltor.
iRl treasurer, To the governor Tor the i,ld
hscsl year, from March : To Dec ), lsls,
shows the hnanc,al condition u the ter
ritory an follows: Balnucc, March :,
$2G2, 7gn.l?, receipts, tiG,,i~4 II. rNc-ss
OF transfers from funds, en- g., total
$i22.2iG IS, From this amount :.,n,
49, 81 has been paid out. leaving bai
ance on hand IT $lGtu61 H..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

but also large quantities ~ pitch, tar
and turpentiuc. II ~, u bad nam" dur.
ins slavery days because 10 cotton vas
raised IN Il, IN, eincr the south Is begin
ming to look rlseN here than to the cotton
ho,d Tor Ne wealth the "root Mare Belt
PROMISES a. bccumr uu" ~ ihe flchest
pRtts ~ the anuthrrn statcs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
A RtmARkAuLE FACT.
sound. imr"s.ihi-, tut May he Very
badly D,mon,tratrd

sound. Imr"..ihi-. tut May he Very
Ia.iiy Demonstrated
Two persons may be born at tho
snmr place and at the same moment
exactly. aul vet, after tifty years have
roc around, they may both die at
the sam" instant, aud still one lee more
than loo days older than the other
! think hear some one say 'impossi.
nIr aud u Nv .uuld such state OF
AFFAIRS hc brought About?' but II 10
uu' imp, b.r, 1t !, simply curious
a.',,uau.l aul geographical fat,
very rd,'g proven \ calm reflection
,H.N, tina 'p,, % 1T " turns on 'cry
,u .uu> problem ~ ,ircumnaytgdt On.
suppose u ~ that two persons ware
n,ru nt 90. same instant IN Pniladrl'
pNA FROM when ca trip around the
Nrr.I may easily no mad" Ia one year;
( one u' these persons constant Y goes
toward the west in Rf;y years he will
be- ANY day, behind the stationary in.
hab,iauts, u the other sails equally rs
last toward he sast he will he Atty
iays ahead ~ them. One, therefore,
will have seen ioJ days more than the
other. though they were born at the
same iuNth,L lived continually in the
,nmc latitude aud dtsd together
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Doing Ills Hest.

Two small QUAKER children were pu +,
70 bed early the other night, and their
mother hearing murmur Of voices
rom the Sccping room stole upstairs
20 see what was on foot A she
paused outside the door she heard one
gay tn the other earnestly:
John. can thee swear"
The reply was rrgretful;
Not good, william, but hopefully
am learning"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

An A r can beauty must have
su!H eyes hIcN APPS = Largo Nat
nuse sui .Sn beautiful" black
10 New Nu,nrA the uo,r /, parioraiol
nuG . large piece a. wood or bone
inserted IN he north west coast Of
America an .uc,,,on more than two
inches ,oug /, made Ia the lowcr Up
ami then n,Iei with wooden plug.
In Guinea the ips arc pierced with
thornN tao head oi the thorn bein Z
ms do the mouth and the point
resting on tho chic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
,uHI,.STGD ENHu~.

The Salt l.ak" Irhuur - Jununr! !
Nas iull ~ tuiptmH,uu r"lrty" 10 the
resources ~ Ctnh htd ter rr, .'-,.-- ~
various lnrs Of ludu-,r! Tie '"rr.'pE
has large agricultural interest, ''r
farm products IA lNp being Nn.art u,
Slu.uu,hn. THIS represented the pro
duet u about ,Hn,un nrt,., nearly all 4
which IN under irrigation, l. .a Nmru
that on the irrigated farms ~ | ,nA III,
average yield Of wheat is tc'anty
bushels, though this seems Ike an cNhH
geru,,on, hut yields - T bushels Il
Gate, ~ bushels - barley, 80, hUsh",- 4
POTATOES, aud l,"n hu-.r.r II ,ntrn'r, 3
single acre, have u""n recorded hu, -
the results u irrigation a. llnt az.
region,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
THE SWISS NOBILITY,
Venerable As the Hrpubiic aud iinh'
wan uisturi'ai Tradition.

Venerable Rs the Rrpubiir aud Linked
wan uisturi'ti Tradition.
A few years ago tho question was
ASKED. DDc9 nuI,ity still exist In
Switlcr.nnd9' and no ono was able 10
the thousands OF English folk who
haunt tho swiss hotels In simmer moi
one It wound seem had inquired
whcthor that Rudolph Won Erlach
whose u ,ucstrian statue they must
have seem has any living descend.
ants not one had even heard Of the
Barncss nobility noGlosse which
holds itself 80 high that II thinks Oui
slightly " the British legation lot
from the .Iura Ia the lugano there Il
hardly canton there Ia porhaps
no canton in which noble ie,
aru not to be found Some OF these
such rs the plnntas and tho Buols OF
Graubundcn have turncd their ener-
Cy into modern channels and make
thor fortunes like the llau-ers OF
the SCllors out OF the English and th|
American tourists Tiers like th(
Van Allmen have sank into q hum
bier rank. Bu, the greater part roI
main in statu quo still enjoying ID
the towns or IN tho country soc a1
prestige that varies with thor weaitH
and with their intelligence
For from the very nature OF the
case all Swiss nobility Is more or les.
ancient and l. there ora still vene9
abc in u republic which has not I'D
cas-, on all reverence for historic trs'
di,ion Tho \alais for instance con-
tains very ancient noblesse some 4
whom as tho DE Scpibus and De ID
cntri,. boar Latin names whether
not they claim Roman descent An<
II Roman descent as-urodly 10 claime
by the Berneso family OF LentGluf
who aNliato themselves 10 that mod
| illustrious house OF the gems CorneliH
In a conglomora'e nation like .hl
| Swiss tho fountains . honor havs
been numerous some vi the nobili3
owe their distinction 10 the empire
! TO tho dukes OF Iahringon the foui
| dcrs OF lierno and FIR bourg some
the dukc- OF burgundy some WI
were lluguonots 10 tho kings
France and some OF tho more modes
onos eEon TO tho kings OF Prussia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Attracting capital.

The Christmas number ~ the Albu
querque CITIES has been received at
this Office. II ~ covered all over with
the finger marks ~ Tom Hughes, IL Ell
the aiYable city editor. The citizens u
Albuquerque are &C. be- congratulated
upon having two such thorough news.
paper men IN their midst, The Christ.
mas humber will be- read extensively
thruughou; the east aud viii be- the
means Of attracting capital and home
seekers TO the metropolis II New Mexico
Williams (AnIouhI NrWE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
HurLlen's Arnica Salye,

The best salve IN the world for cuts
bruises, SORES, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
spres, letter, chapped hands, chilbla'ns
corns, and all skin eruptions, and poei
lively cures piles, or no pay required. IL
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price - cents pei
box For sale by DIR. Thomas ii. Bur
gass 4 Soa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

Elvard Everett Hale says Mrs.
George Washington was model
house krrprr. In n set Of books kept
expressly for tina, purpose Mrs. Wash
ngtru made entry OF housekeeping
duties accomplished from day To day,
sud noted how she superinteDded the
preparing uf the supply Of smoked
meats for the plantation, how with
her own hands she cut out the clothing
81 the slaves, and 80 on Letters Of
Lady Wa>hingtuns daughter and
others t'NUfy that after the death OF
her huNhNud the hospitality OF the
Mount \riIpu home was kept up,
The sl"l mcut that the room in
which ;,yurrai Washington died WAS
shut rp just u> he left it, and that in
Ga" pr"...'c Of others, at least his
Nlfr n">rr entered it again, 10, per-
hapN, trar
The custom Of keeping = room closed
Tor two Years after u death has oe-
,urrrd IN It is very common one In
the southern states,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
rI,I,IN,I III

In this usually republican precinct,
where our party always Ii sure OF good
maj ,rIty. the returns indicate another
democratic victory. We had put up n
supposed strong candidate Tor justice Of
the peace, Is II Ives, and he was strong
before the PRIMARY. lie came up to the
caucus meeting with u following that
would have done credit 10 n candidate
Tor msyor u the metropolis, secured the
nomination. without much exsrtion, but
Nhsre were the votes yesterday:
HIS running mate Jas H. Smith. also
showed tremendous popularity NJ the
primary but oh. tell us, where were the,
yesterday:
The democratic had out Henry lock
hart Tor justice, and Ell Allen Tor con.
stable, and the sorrow, the bitter an
gu,sh, ~ plainly seen IA these tigures;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Aliens majority ...

The question ni "Who will be the next
city maglsuats!" IL nov being agitstrd
THIS IL n dilemma the city council will
lind itself in-the same kind OF trouble
that coniroats them regarding the city
marshal qsestion. The CITIZEN has no
choice; the administration 10 democratic,
but after next April We will offer wise
suggestions to the republican majority
VI the next board Of sldsrmsn,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
military Post

Delegate JOSEPH has introduced bill
providing TOR the appropriation u sljo,
u1 FOR the establishment ~ u MILITARY
post at or near Santa fe, 1t IL provided
that in case the appropriation Ii made
the territory Of New Mexico shall douato
not less than go nor more than l,uOJ
acres Of land Tor d site Tor the poet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
soi ttrn'i,r-I'utt

Col. Wells licuirrrr,,D formerly ~
this city, II nov AZ puu.IN, Arizona.
The Gazette has the to..pNIrs
The Ga2ettre WHs uNrrw lrluIri v ~
surprise yesterday t. learn that tuu. ,u
dividuala were circulating - p"ltD tpr
the purpose ~ srcurIIs funds g. Iny thr
expenses % one Veins ll-uurr-uutl I,
Washington To- aivnuC" our statehood
measure. Now rIRht here Wr want Z.
ask who Wells li-ud"r-hutt IL that ho
should Oe seltN't-d ~ represent At,.rrn
How long has he been here and Ntn'
does he know about Arizona AMI Nhn'
can he do at Washington, aud IA answer
to our inquiry comer the nstuuudtus ~
ply, "vhy, he II u Lus Angeles lawyer
and has resided IN phunlN xix weeks"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Miu.r, OF ,h. No Id.

one null on and hall men work
IN tho Goa, mine. ot the world Ui
tnese Ing laud has So u,v, nIiod
s,atva 50. 90, Germany 80, vOI
Belgium loo 900, hu,siA a. 0Oo,
The worlds miners VI metals number
1 WV wv.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
.iay y maj prity -.

Thus Mas II very ens! race, II beng con
,rurd al day Long tina, May Mas going to
.c constable Toy good mnIprIty. and the
above iisures leave Ne reason Tor doubt
MIR. May IL II memb-r of the police force,
and ~ have every assurance that he
All prove Rn efficient constable.
The ptup,e Of tine reclnct desired u
change IN their precinct officers, and
,hry uudoublril! aud Ia unmlstaksOle
terms asserted themselves at the polls
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
IptTORtAI NOrIs.


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NnEN Editor AInrgh' h"' 'u"H t"'
rrnDr ~ New M"N"u, IN" u"N-php"f
men viii enter the ancient Iml"c" at S"n.
Ia ~ aud put tier feet on III" table.
Is Arizona thirds ~ the PRISONERS
u the ponit"ntlary ar" tati'"r 81 Men
lcu, Ia" total number 81 inna'"- at
prrs"ui are one hundred aud MI! MA"
Sl,IHu. outside papers assert thn,
A,uuqa.tqur IN making II strong Gsh, ,o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
For pains in the chest there is nothin,

For pains in the chest there 10 nothing
better than a flannel cloth saturated
with CHAM erlaln's Pain Balm and
bound on over the scat OF pain. II will
produce q counter irritation without
bllstering, and 10 not 90 disAgreeabls a.
mustard, IN fact 10 much superior 10 Any
plaster on account OF lie pain relieving
qualities. II used in time u win prevent
pneumonia 90 cent bottles Tor sale by
7. II. Burgess a Bon. druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

Over in old town there were some sur
prlses IN the count OF the votes. The
republicans run as their candidate for
justice Jesus Luoero. u democrat, and
elected HIM by one vote, wkile the indie
peudents aud democrats worked Tor Juan
Duran. The la,ter's constable, Quir,no
Coulter, was elected by nine votes, while
Lorenzo Henderson, who was on the
ticke, with Luoero, went home last night
q defeated man. The vote 10 a. follows:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
OpsnlaE for idiots.

Bonaventure de fourcroy, . clever
society poet Of the seventeenth cen
Jury, = splendid orator, an emineh,
advocate. and an intimate friend Of
holiere TO boot, on being asked cne
lay 10y = magistrate what he meant /.
10 with his son, replied; IL there Is
anything IN him III make him bar.
hstsr; n not I'll make him . Judge "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

A freight war IL on between the Santa
Fe and Southern Pacific railroads.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Nt,.s.I,

Yesterday Ilr Cwf,N Published IL
lengthy article from DR. Dnl.r. DNr
chester on the government ludInp .Inu.
refuting N clear language hnd hy rNuru
ailidavits the charges aguuI o." r.p"'
intendent ~ the school. tut 10y u,rrtsui
the typ-settef neglected To- pot 90" cut.
joined page l. of the article 90 Np"
la tue prrr-ucr ~ tr"-r fact-, u.N
clearly understand Nh! Editor TIT" ..
pcrslsteutly failed 10 keep hl7 ors,sr
ments with me and with ca ,Af'r,r,
To produce his ~ called ALL io,I' It,
knew too we'll IT. itcttuuur character.
have nov done my whole duty 90 o."
case and will leave ia" matter VT '1r
community, fe-iIug confident Mat '.u
many good prrpic u A.hutDrt4.r -.
stand 10y the ludlHu rrhvrl.
pNNIti put, Iir~I.s,
Supt. ludinu schools
Albuquerque, y NJ. Jan. >, ls.i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
rHb ttt,rION.
ban suiiiNAn pI-rtrd Ju-iirr In i'rr
rin~t SO, aad itrnr, IorLhRrt In x1.

For the iirst tine ~ the history ot
Abugu- gu. the r,ectlun II precinct 81
DIc"'s excited the mos, Intense Int"tcrt,
.ui tie workers 1T the 20 ir commenced
button hulrg the "d"nt prupl"' Tor tn"u
iayotlt"s at MI early hour aud DID mol
c"NDr Until the polls riu-rd.
over m prruuc, H., J II. Madden, the
present Justlr" ~ inr pen" aud ciN
magistrate. who wne an ,udrI"uirut
candidate fDr ~ rlr.t.u, lni 10 hI- u
uriN cniAr'y R'tugpupi"i very
3. ruug element IA the pf"lnrt
upd at the democratic rhu'u- t."
pr-ks Hgu they we're out ia tulI fuic'
and eyetIastiusly "rquAShri2 Mad
den b. the ground, giving the u"mluH
tuu by very sell drhrrd victory I,
hat uId veteran ~ It," rar,y days, Wien
D, tu"i - mats heart to- tn u justice, Dan
!. sullivan.
\ Few ft.ruds. with the support ~ ih'
lwrr, prevailed upon Mr. Madden ,o b.
come nu ruicIrudeut candidate, aud be-
~ drIudrd by their SIT words ~ praise
/ Ir came uu, AID the result ~ 'hr Nut,
. vn- uo doubt u grca' surprise e. hIm.
A. tie republican, IrmHr! ~ tuls pre-
gu.'. \ " kmh,Il ~ IT," romIrn
.u, INT hjs uu rceISrluS, Ihus \. I'm
..t.. Chairman - IT," pt"ouuc' crntrn
committee, suw spiur sr.i running tm
p"r ~ Mayor " \. Rankin aud hr IA
prevailed upon to mnk" IL" race. tn
major NaH Mt aware ~ IT," fact that u,
nd"prudent ur a b',urs chnildat" u,
Nays makes the other eide con 'entraI
49, th"tt futceg ard work the har i-r, con
-,lurUtly lie Wns s!aus sS~t"n at
unhy Toy ia. wire ru.,"ts ~ order I
rnu-e the victory ~ Dan. Sullivan =
great that there would b. NO reason r.
c1mp.ntut
The ta.e - woe ~ tod iu the" w.
tIues.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

Sullivau'r majority over lHuNn, -,
over Madden, ls,Y over the combined
vote ~ Rankin aud Madden, ~.
lml CIIIULN cungra'uintrs the old
rlrumatlc war hurs" ~ the precinct,
Ne knew him "a the very early da!su t
'hrrlty We kurS hun when he mhdr
the Allison gang u mufd-r-r- aud eat
thruat4 huld up their hAnds aud quietly
submit To- arrest. W. knew HIM when lac
reunited the tine ~ young printer
WHO scientifically licked an editor ahU
thought he came west Tor the purpose "
using tue public press to mallsn and out
rage the character u thos. lac disliked,
and THE CIll1EN only Wishes that ne
W,l, prove as good justice no" M he
did then, BE Justice, Dan, and let 10
Que influence you one way or the other
ItK cos NllI.I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
at'eeklp Citisen
ALRuOuERVrE, ItN. ~, i>n3.
a,w,NnuN mAL,

Machinery Hall. NJ the Worlds C1l.
umb,an Etp,-ition. is l.E'l feet long rrl
iai feet wide, having been enlarged
since the plane Wctc uret made. The
immense hall wac considered larry"
enough Tor all demands that could
possibly be made fut spacc, hut II uoN
turns out that 1t vii not sccpnuudnt"
half the trims that have made f-,urrts
Tor exhibition room, Nor" than lS'
applications have been Received aud uuly
jDl can b. granted
ltistow pr"pup"i Ia Hit.a i.,.h.r.
shop lluri feet long nud - feet " ...r. .,r. d
even u tins be done the whole rln.s
available VII not more than inject one
hall the demands mad" Tor space
What a striking commentary ''s DO
upon the mechanical iudHt'ur- Il a."
United S,atcs. aud what q cutr.pfH"
answer a. the prophets u o.. 49,. Na'r
continually predicted Il -n-'rt ari
failure 'ot the Wotlds lmr i.- ..
only n samrl" ~ what N..i rn.,r I.r.' I
other dcpRt'mrIt- ar r.uu TO. &C., nu.
opened Ia intending rNlu.'.r-.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-09-30
KILLED BY A BOMB.
A Nop-Union Senmen's Lodging House
Mt San Francisco Wrecked.

A Nom Union senmen's Lodging House
ut san Francisco Wrecked.
One OF the most hideous crimes, resulting
from the long-standlng feud between union
and non-union sailors, was perpetrated at
san Francisco on the cath. Shortly after
midnight the southern part of the city WAS
shaken by tcrr!f. explosion. A dynamite
bomb had been fired in front of Water
Front boarding house filled with non-unlon
sailors. The front of the building wns blown
to atoms. Six of the inmates were horribly
mangled. Two Of these were instantly killed
and the others may die. BY whom the bomb
was fired is not definitely known. The own
ers OF the building openly charge the deadly
deed up to some members of the Scamen's
Union. OF these John Tyrcll has been ar
rested.
The house was kept by John Curtlns. 1t
was Curtns' custom to secure berths for his
patrons on ships employing non-union men.
In this way he incurred the cnmlty of the
Seamen's Union. Less than week ago his
place was entered by crowd of union men
led by John Tyrell. Curtins was threatened,
and when the men left they told him his
house had only a short time to exist Sun
day night all the inmates retired as usual.
Soon after midnight an explosion occurred,
shaking the city for blocks. The entire front
of the building was torn away, carrying the
front OF the adjacent structure with 1t.
Men were thrown from their beds across the
street.
The sidewalk where the explosion occurred
was ripped into atoms. A black hole with
smoldcrlng beams aOout it showed where tho
bomb blew up. -Four groaning victims lay In
the street near by and beside them were two
corpses, stripped OF nearly every bit of cloth
ing, laying In pool OF blood. An umbu-
lance was soon upon the ecenc and the vlc-
tins were rescued from the debris and taken
to the hospital.