The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27
Mrs. NJ. Sinner is visiting few day.

Mrs. NJ. Sinner is visiting few days
in Canon City.
Send to Bessemer Greenhouse for
flowers for decoration day.
Second hand goods wanted by ]. f
Hoyt, lls S, Union avenue. He will
pay you a good price.
Mrs. W. S. Burns returned from Hut
Crimson, Kansas, this week in answer TO
telegram from her husband who is
sick.
Judge Willauer received telegram
from eastern Pennsylvania Thursday
morning to the effect that his only
OF his four sisters who died within the
past three years.
Gabel, the new tailor has opened up
large establishment at 333 $. Union
avenue, and by suiting the public in
prices is driving big trade He has
fine assortment OF goods and would be
glad to show you through tho house,
You are referred to his adv. in this
paper.
Mr., o. A. Lee and son have accepted
position in Denver where Mr.. Lee
will 90 some time next month to set up
eight large engines and other heavy
machinery Mr.. Lee carries letters of
recommendation from the east, as being
an expert machinest and engineer and
capable of putting up and handling any
kind of machinery or engines.
The INDICATOR has often taken oc-
casion to remark that there should be
an arc light at every crossing on the
Evans avenue car line, and it repeats it
again. Perhaps the darkness had
nothing to do with the fatal accident of
Monday night and perhaps it had.
When the moon is not shining it is
absolutely dark on the street and the
motormun could not see an object on
the track three rods away. Accidents
are apt to happen in the dark and every
crossing should be lighted. The salty
Of the city will be strained then change
a few of the eight lights recommended
to be placed in out of the way locations.
The electric fountain should be
placed at the lake instead of at the
mineral palace. 1t is mistake to
locate it at that end of the line.
The supposition of the street car
company probably is that people
will go out to the lake anyhow and
that the fountain would be good
drawing card at the north end and
thereby the nickels can be raked in
both ways. Such a conclusion can
only be arrived at by calculating
from false basis as will soon be
proven should the fountain be
placed near the palace. The lake is
the only attractive spot near the
city and there the fountain should
b..
The most probable story regarding
the manner in which the two steel
workers, Owen and Harris got before
the street car the night of the ac-
cident is that told by George Tromlin,
the colored preacher. His testimony
taken before the coroner's jury was to
the effect that the men were not fight
ing at the time but that one of them
wanted to board the car and return to
Pueblo and the other was endeavoring
to drag him away and in the struggle
both stumbled and fell on the track
There may possibly have been big
bruiser mixed up in the affair a short
time before but the evidence of men
who testify to things that happen while
witnesses are soaked with liquor is
hazy and very uncertain. Griffith and
Lewis might have been struck by the
mysterious fifth party and then ran
away as they stated. So, too, the I'M
fortunate men who were killed short |
time afterward might have been knock
cd down by him, but when the car came
along these two men were the only |
ones near the track while Tromlin was
standing back several yards silent
onlooker and the only person who over
heard the conversation Of the the |
wretched pair. There seems to be
nothing mysterious about the dreadful
affair at all.