Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

isa powerfully built man Whose natura
strength il probably al tha, saved HIM
H. WAS when the dn,nr left ~ fair con
dliIon I" recover unless u nvrr- fryrI
AMI consequent Inflammation uf III. bran,
membranes rbnu i re-, IN lie had ecu
siderable strength lcil after his or,lra
AMI his appetite was g~-i
Ih- brow vas VICTORY.
Fred Rnynrr aud Bert Worries. two -.
the best players IN the Browns. drove IA
g. the manager "i the team Inst SATURDAY
morning and nskc, inr hnll. stain.
that they, with the other mrmh,re. Wuuh.
Ia, kl- the inGinu srh",l cluh ia III" after.
noon They w'rr gwen bnll. the lar'
unr uH,'i 10y the "d Mar,nns IL two Year,
sgn and which had been KEEP, 10y the
manager ever sine" then M n reminder
| that the last game played H., the old Ma
rsns was an -Hry v,ctniy for them Ar
thu ball was handed over g. the h"ys.
voorhees, remarked; ut will bring ne
luck. We will hav, the scalps II nine In
dian players IN our wigwams after thu
game The two teams met. aud Brr,
vrhrs' prophecy cam" true, Tor when
w ulne innings hnh been played AMI the
bys ceased Knocking "u, long hltr and
Chas gu e. had quit catching ky. Scraprrs
with "n- hand the tally honk. whirh had
been ln'k'"i after 10y Richard Powers.
showed that the Browns had - scores I,
the Indians u III" Indians were
blanket IN the fret. second. thru. fourth
eighth AMI ninth innings, Will. they AL
ministerial g'nse egg Ia the Browns IN
III" ihiri inning There were many rx
citing plays ia the game. hut the gr.a,
fra'nrr WAS III" onr-hand catch of Quirr
out in lrf, field The hall was hit 10y u
hSg s,rapping Indian aud went sailing
rapidly IN the air for the HON" nf the Ia.
dams down in Arizona. when Charley
mai" the grra, run II his life aud just AZ
II wac passing ever his head hr reached
out his right hand, and AnIi u salute of
,mr"s. hung "n Ia the bali II was n
great catch NalAdirr, young base
ball player frum somewhere ia Arizona
Che manager has not yet mad. his sc.
puAin,auc"). played short stop. hu, din
ut distinguish himself either At III. bal
ar IN III. pnsitiou lie proved himself
however great has. runner, The boys
were all in go~i humor. Mcdonald
pitched in go"i style. RAym.r was at his
i-1t az catcher. Will. wadmans-e.
Hitchcock, QUEER. Butler. vorh-s and
Ac'rr were kings in their r-spectiv.
positions. tn. lndIana played a great
game. but they were outclaa ri at all
polnis. l. u Mandell umpir-d III,
game.
Atthe JaIi Hospital.
On last saturday Nelson Ande' son ap.
Piled IA, the city Jail, stating that he was
sick He was gwen u cot in the hospital
wari and lF winslow examined hun.
ondinR the man suffering with . high
Fever. Anderson says he " from Arr
cana. aud the d1tnr reports hun better
today.
Milton Il. Parks. who, through re-
morse, cut his ,hroai at his lodging quar-
'-rr the other day in AN attempt 10 take
his life, but did not send the keen edged
razor deep enough Ia cause death. IL get
ting along nicely at the Jail hospital. lie
states that he Ia still weak from lo.a II
blo"d. but hopes IN he able 10 be up and
annund. outdoors, la a few days. The
cash IN his Gu, ,hrna, is knitting nicely.
and l'r winslow Ia giving him good AT.
tsntion.
Yesterday Harvey Ellis, who was nc-
ehrn,slly shot by Peter Carton al the
rhrnlr saloon the other Afternoon. was
considered In dangerous condition. aud
That his chances tor surviving the wound.
considering the impoverished condition
his bl"od, we're not the bes, Last
night however. be slsps fprly good, and
Wis morn,ng DR. winslow reported him
much improved His fever IL somewhat
a'Asei. and II no unisvorable symptoms
Present themselves he will be- al. right In
ssw weeks, lie still clings 10 his state.
1sn' tina, the shouting was purely aeci-
dental.
Va the 10th 81 July. Lawyer R~iey. for
Vito Haru.s ill -