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raE MONTH SIDE,


what Happened on the North Side OF
the nnyou Yesterday.
on Sunday ex-andge Renth received the
and news OF his Gathers death IN Kalesch.
POUND
Mr. and Mrs, John WISE. Who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs, John ThoMpaon OF
SILVER street. have returned 70 their home
IN Hocleley
Horace BRIDGES colored win be tried
IN the chancyvile court at 10 O'clock this
morning on charge Of hitting another
negro on the head with an AK.
Joe E:lioft, the brakeman who was shot
at the katy wreck about TWO weeks ago.
LETT the Houston inhrmary yesterday
morning for his home at Thorndple-
The foundation OF two-story hfitls
store on Washington street. between
White and Henderson, y bolng laid The
building win Pc the propetty Of Mr. Adam
Clay
I4onis Goodloye, swltchman on the
Houston nfld Iaxas Central, ,wh0 hal his
hand badly mashed at Hsmpete4d. came
IA Yesterday morning apif went to the
Houston llhrnaryf where A. wps properly
dressed Vial
conaaelor Nnss Of Hampstead who was
hedly eit Ia flght about a week ago
and MO MAS brought down here TO tho
Hnnsfan infrmary, had sufficiently re-
covered 10 return homo sunday.
An entertainment win be given By the
Juvenile Missionary society OF the Wash-
ington street Methodist church Thursday
evening at tho home OF Mira Peregoy
corner washington and Sabine streets
Amone tho pIcturea on exhibition WIN be
IA life alxA portrait Of Mrs, NJ. p Holding
missionary 70 MeSico and picture ~
Miss Benpetf u the SoprrIst TfainlnE
Hehnol An admission ne Of cents Viii
be charged 4 cordial invitation Is cx-
tended 10 an.
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THE IOcAfe sii'sGr.
Annlr 80 IA.

=
Tsis seaase rysn IS Ass Aaala Eva Fay
Il ti,e orsir hoast las; niEht MAS * d
kas aisssa Suysisiie< a.s pazzl%s aB3
sSsskes dinersHs u PIE "a dsresset ways.
Sine wQ esA q spltstaaiistn ana siaesN
Ai L y esasraia. put and s.sn-
p s ws. kfasl tisat Hlsat res have
ts tssrs Isl alsE 81 she s.3ss-
rns'ai end QiileFa STAT q Is ysyy clever
al,if1e
gaiSt4g x IS ire is4ssorgn4nee il Ger.
iaiair neiss weadsffi ana 1. asss pizsle
ah5lsoas k4oB hsas il = done 1'hese
y ~ lsrrenstr 4bie dafitaFss abaAi the
sr~cxa Vsssefi Alfss Fag nrnaucsss fisnf
stzAtF nllsyt hssHstis ara j coniffl.fisse fs3fpr
sfaEe ana p caaseis s2anliae tAe rAhanet
~ Nnssl ar isss,sgt MIA hot feet and
RAD sal ut@A t5FIiret 4iEl az sfie "a
ea lp eAhip 9i F'iiie - reg sscl,
aa@ Vas 4cBra ysrz saskz3 fal. raj iax
n e1r fiit csffa+n Haa piiiei ufPc tie
4f.et ~ fr cstjrW and Immediately
aissie itstritgotEis F'iira sla7 tlsaf
Ktf hr aE osg 1teln r. alund at1
st 1fplt tat esls usrt rgsins sa4
sfom ms spIi ana
f5 p itse fsafnetf
tr Pits saa5se
v-fs ptotat s shts we're
1-s ,s -@.ss..-.-.-i ~ e;ii sa siia7r hgsds
LIB 41s ais 81 SIR fifssi IS
aaf, ass aie. r1-I r3Nrsd 1i3
r+E9 t ctft1 tfs rf- nuilaa u.
eAA fsDt rstariiy .ifa3pn aside
iVss ses hea8 ~ ~ 4 r. 4,
~ 81 % tSErr ~ ti4std tfttt Aef f-ct ,l.s.sa
rt trtigx tsst it4- sos
ssin ~ Papisg Asan
srfic asl5 me 4' tlemfa from
fiies it3siS earzfsfi iSsh4 that 10
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|rARGARul-rE

Catarl7l cured. OafarfN can not 9land
nFei.iat Tie smoke from psfgaretfe While
ihfy cost bur i9c box One bex 81 raf-
i.arattca wilt show that catarrh has ao
4arstgc s. sinokfd T4rEnfette. the - /.
fnffn Killer. f'hipnl. cttaffh snifSf2rs
Tarxarolfe IS wha; you want Children
nan uAe ihesn .wlfh safety Harmless u
enso exferininator Druggists keep tils,,,
.f11f3retta office. 60i Odd Feiion'ss
buIiiitlG, corner Of Nirlh and Oll4a "a
IoniS 40. f'
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PROMINENT SICK MEN.
NE. wil.on,s conaillon

81 Louis. No. February IA special
from the city Of Mexico says Congress-
man Wilson'S condition has not undergone
any material change since yesterday. The
best medical skill in Mexico has been cali
Cd IN the case and the distinguished Amer
ican win have the best Of attendance.
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shrrins, Deportmcnt

Solen-Dun horse, had on douhle-rlgged
saddle. brsile With rope reirs. branded
NJ = right hip: IS reward Tor return Of
horse to tsenrge Ellis. sheriff. Houston, or
G. r Coiasrs. Corn Island, Texas.
sheriff Ellis "a in receipt OF o letter from
Ida NJ. Young Of Portland, Texas. inQuir-
Ing after a long absent brother who came
to Hpgston sometime ago HIS name IS
William ]. Young Any one knowing any
thing OF his whereabouts Will kindly adj
dress Georgs EMS. sheriff. Harris county,
or Ida NJ. Young, Portland Texas,
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Creston, Iowa, February 26--Judge j
w McGill Of the Interstate railway COM
weeks. Is said TO be IN a critical condition.
Yesterday he WAS not expected 10 survive
The day, but he Is now somewhat Inn
proved. though his physicians have but
slight hopes OF his recovery. He Is suffer-
ing from typhoid fever. developing from
fever contracted at washington
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r.licc polnts.

Hsttse Brown. negro woman. was ar
rested yestelsiay by Ofhcrr Frame
charged with rudeiy displaying a pistol
large lot OF carpenters tools were
stolen from tool chest at the now First
wa,d school house Sunday night. The
tools were the property gof I. n Cooper.
a carnentar
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people OF Houston, having for many years
held Positions winch thlcw hin ~ cea-
tact with Tho people. ils u1a ter eeNen
Or e.ehi years codnsc.ei Nsid THE rits'
offlce az MISREPRESENTATION VI tire mooney
order department 81 ittttf carrier ala
thtn 81 superintendent q esiTrs ale
WAS also connected with me Wells Farec
y ID r. FNpit7- fii tiiy s-ifs hc VS. an-
lnuNLn-ll. llni.. = .lrhnr rl-n-
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T'sf fFfpi spssslzi tlHll a}ffict a Nh, ~.
;le' Nnf held xes.efsaf a. t..e psr.sf.,ce.
70 tina 81 ty 'rhe;e Nffe asas c,ss.., ,s ~
nv fff Nv pofllbll ~ fallA4y mai. tr,s
tNp Ter elezk -1ppyzai ana az 49,, z.
t;tfpcctyf n'1.f rknf1'nafida WIZ l,,,.1.
fitea nK Mf fi.ilpni X Rnbl.y. q. Va :, I
49, =. t>e N2 e 4. ,x,p. ri liz
NessIo. Gpaflaa = fA'sidfs II ~ M . ~
aHa A. II tl1tsia e.9 z 2'.s ''l7
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Note from Mr.. watson

New York February es.--Cro The PosO
Dousle my subscription 10 the charity
fund Houston people must not permit
men lp snifer when willing 70 work o. arc
disabled J. !. Watson.
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Items Of intcrest Gathered In IN.
fsnNy ward Yesterday.

EHNf WIN ftFfeFHAy-
Mr. Louis Buys. Nho has been sick Tor
Some time. Is now able to 30 M
Afrs "a, " Aids * 80 after i ather
seyeie illness Of ti<q weeks duration
Mrs lliukle pf Shea Street has reooy-
cred from severe srNil o. SICKNESS
flr, h=asles ie5i yesterday tlcrninG 10
ansnd 4 week Or Ten deys on hls piaata-
lion
a efeft hRoy EiIi came SUNDAY mofn.
Ing 70 bioss this home Of iis parpnia. ArE
and Mfk 3 Il fRlVfff. corner Campbell
and Motgan streets
Msfefs ~ II. kimn,ef George nainsnr
John i.uwe and Al Brown ien yesterday
for Liberty They are Witnesses Ia iAe
Watts trial which v now ~ prcsfass
Allss MonlS aiaMnnniH has re,ufsitd Is
iiAs hesne Ia Lafayette. La2 nf4rr very
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every hoAv berg wcisone 70 enjoy an az
eeilent oyster surrer nt ncmmai cost
and thus aesiss n a most iAudahic cause.
Ii h hoped that patronage BEATING
and commensurate vseh the act and REAL
corded.
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HOUSTON CITY COUNCIL
A uIc LOT or nUsrNEsg FINALLY
DISPOSED OF.
uhe Last OF the Salaries OF the city
oniciais ARreed upon in Execu-
live Session ana Adapted IN
Omen conncii-

kphihnfli, Fox Shearn Hirrch. Bailey,
RinspeF schliIIrx and Lyies,
PETITIONS.
From c. Wen and others, asking the
cctdcnnation Of certain piece Of land.
ana one frosn 9 Martl. Offering to give
another piece II Bner street were opened
IN she Fifth wari. The proposition OF @.
Alatti was accepted.
Alderman sc1inink said accepting this
rsdposisio1 would mean m outlay OF only
about 500 By ths city.
frem Robert Jankes asking permission
20 tap sewer In the Fitth ward near the
1siyslsn street school Rcferred 10 the
sewer committee and city engineer,
From =. Housman asking for REDUCTION
or assessrneht. Referred
from Henry S Fox and others. asking
sic appointment OF a building Inspector.
f'so sasli be a bonded officer. Referred
70 The tife committee
from j. fsaxsri and others 81 the
First ward. asking that the Southern Pa
ciac railway be required to PAT light
and cfossane al Silver and Winter streets.
Granted
rfDm Thomas iSeloe ard others. asking
taat hydfant BE put Al Gable and Race
streets Referred
from derry Fitzgerald ana others. ask
.ne thar Winter street pe repaired 30 thar
entrance Gan be haa 10 the petitioners
rrapSrs. Referred 70 tue street ard
bridge committee ana city attorney. With
power oact
From tie Texas SavlugA and Real Es-
tHte Investment association. dedicatins
sse streets IA the West End addition Re-
ferred . tie s4eet camInittee and city
cnstaerr
FFva yincenz LDeio. asking correction
~ faxes said 10 Be due. Refcrrea
Frcm sAs same party. aas.as reduction
Of ussfsHrse,tt On rettain oti1sf prcrefyN.
1tefe.ra1 g tbs assesmlzent somnaiitee,
kfrm Srilioseg ana o;aefs askins
41u Ays,rSt - Wake Oak 6aYo1. Rud that
rAteT mains ee lald to Hellg street Re-
stftea
RER,RTS
ms -spsres u the nsaslyet MASTER ana
aresstai xsse Ieicrred 70 the linaaes eon-
piltee
me Aossd pabilr works reported fhas
they saye Sx3rnined the pzxsrS 81 Ffsuk-
~. cr1efofd and AAAasin nhleA aaa been
sptDtIss ~ and ssssiznai,lea sh4t L - ac-
Ftpted A4cvtfu
Ths s4tne Roari reported that ne seweF
IA 81 EApi5oi avenue EAAaf dsstsfc4 aaDilia
~ 2cceffsi oy The el.l'. s3dQz.e1.
fsAt se ea y tii- tssrg Hshzse tosipeny
Il SILL 59f . Sft5Es SFsr sieifr ttak
@<Spl Fst52es u Reelection " tsis value
q. ne old slss1In StFsset hfs1sfi ~ Ace ple1,
Gss4 & tzs fssopfss
Erea gsse HS.7ta4 tsysii srittee. rsce7nTzSeg.,l
teE a< rs ~ sssti9n % AAiss ftesril
sHfrz : ssate library il liz Cas-
tz.tsd tli2ss4i. * ,sttel Wiki sfl@xhH
A2ass1ssAa Ainansr sad l.e eeila nql sst
tsHrr tee ffE5sE Sg1 lff4tsN sssat,tsa Is tflis
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New Haven Conn, February 26.-WIl-
liam Walter Phelps ls this morning re-
ported out OF danger and improving
slowly.
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~. y Heis>so4ph Anho4sc1e 49,. 4,
.p'i|sy ~ hiaepspagai ota.sla,a 81 ei.,s,'
mar % slie Faaist vaf3 Issss,., n
nfli snaNe q : sssa' eAiNssg 81 shs
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flniokiyn. y ~ Ftbf,nry 8 Jasl,ea
cuilenA decision Naoaite iha stay ii exe-
cefson and Nckaase. pending an appeni "a
tlie Aepefpi ierut mist 80 70 sling SlAA
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There IS no downing the efficacy OF
pr pnllts cengh Syrup, 4 cures avery
flIne-
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TO SMOKERS AND The TRADE
J. N. Tnub sells Old North State Snok.
ing Tobacco. Finest money can buy or
ConErcs3 avenue.
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The evening services AZ sheatn church
we've largely attended, Or Lettwsch took
f5r hss sa6jeei The parable o. the vine
ard the braaehss John. the isih chapter
TIE nrst lsas5a gotien ont u the scrip
tGre IS ms fullnsss 81 ilfe Christ did no,
COME to bring religion @ The world Re-
lglon was IL tiie Nnrld N.fen Christ came.
he cume SHAT we might have life and
thai we might have il more abuudauily.
Tire next issspn Is thai rsalgon g gov
efned BY law- There nothing aap-haz-
gard n IT " a. uieeho1scsl TINS We
Etel - learn I'len again. the lite OF lhe
branch 81 4hs VIVA. bct the Nint " de-
pspient upon the tsanrles II Sad wants
- save " msn Ne does X ny using lhe
feet the n4nsla tbs head and The heart Of
a reSerefsttEd tntniher ~ he church,
Man etu not Ae saved any either way
Again, tle yine does n7t aave % tfy -
bear ffust III just hears hersf0st ii can
not help baaslpB fruit That = rs ma
ture Spi lf yea angle b C1f7sti you can
not help aelne good
Agaia, tbs VIE does MOI bear fFMt on
III same branch Drs once. Then e pre-
dnees utl1i llar ufass4lt for the next sea
agn' b tr3iituHNz 11nt trouble Win ny IS
thst We Gre trying. y our EcllSions' %
bear ffnst ~ ~ same oid sfrA q
ps.ence TINT WI had twenty years aE2
We pr<d % repisfitt+S he soi'iitfioile Of z
renewed R1rfe-=ssce Jay ~ daS y ypp
VII be;t- fai,s'A trtilt says Christ VS.
a "a al ~ Cvislsfs truth. q woman ssita
~ 10 NAn. ~ DE Tpli. hit ] nave
ar5ioss -fNsl., sad - her tneA
conn T. ,iie services ID Gad's house ana =
may 81 ys9 wi ge. the ysyy tsalih seN
need Tor rtauoytgg y1ar d1nbt. liut ans
saiil n 30 i1ye 70 attend N service. hnt
my hosA soa't ssand hitchhi. II breaks
isosfY 'sNv. ins,lp / said. then you
eosIie ~ niii ! Will pas q boy dime 60
hell him Tor you Nj sly, We 10 not
wait tAe truth. and tngt Is why VIZ tind
50 mary pretexfs fag n3t doing ulir duty
Inan in allr ptaSsf we 10 hot fecogrlzs
God ~ w should ~ oar Hurplseet.oa:
Ne iGak t9e much 70 the humanity %
IeSas apd Ne suse sight ~ his divinity
eYe as4ll ask what spn win and y shasi
ht a,te hrt3 YOU
The reverend g1tieinan spoke AZ soifis
isngth and was given the closest atteil-
tinn
Al the close Of The segluun a large MUM
81 ~ s.sess.ss acsss.s.ss. -faIiiid the aiinr IN
earnest prayer Tor a conscious salvation
Tire meeiiog WAS one ~ THE Innst inter
Fssiak vf ire les.
FIRsT IgsEsB YTEIsIAN CHURCH
esalie i crowd iucinbers ~ The First
Hresby sssiaI church met yesterday on tie
4 a r -
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THE WONDER SToRFl.
<2ts feet from CraTford's Tea Store
rINn HOUSES ron SAILS 81 TX

VIII have fpr Asae OF trade FOR lumber
enrerat teams % large nna drAusshf
horses. weight about 5000 pounds 70 team:
also several nice drivers. Can hh seen
AFTER March az HaldHin's stables
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rInsr rREsnYrERlAN cnrRcH

etalte crowd ps iucfnbers Of ihe First
fsezby sssssir sansch mst yesterday on tie
nen chS.esi st9nnd. corner d Main street
ara AIcIflhhSy ayepie FOR tho purpose Of
break1g ground for ths f0upaaticn Of the
new etinsxh Ra{ William III Leayell the
leSteT thteN isie FIRST spade az dirt Dr.
Stitatt the second and Colonel i,tsarles
Dilllngham she third froaA the nsw folli-
tee present drank ElHFa Of lemonade IN
rasis6nse 10 thn following taaat which was
odetsd hs Rev William ~ 1.envelt
-iss.sh riitorf delay. nithsar debt ana
WITHOUT frietioY
afr A. u Lucas, VINO has the Contract
4nr the construction ~ the foundation,
sriii h4c wHfk ~ olcn and cNreefs To-
riHn the souGiiaticn otrr 20 tse camlnitiee-
all complete within SIX Wfetts
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
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4l4FzfDan kohllsauii.s m3tIdn Tea1itlne
thar 1hs guilty on 'reath ami narf n,,s n
RI AI.ea ~ cane up (.
= ~ rert1st eslS si.I'a,ai 1sfiel, 81
aiet1i E)le pad ebi.liision q afyalss bfsueh,
~ ls@flns thFA s'liiy in 81 present eondl.
The MISTER vas referred 70 tnt cry "a.
<'Isef % estimate Che eoet 81 iitlaf ID
A'lieIsnea }<6hIAAuu introa,i.sd IA ofii.
nez9s spS4ndfz % sVppleneol nhe STAT.
<%s<fica s4H &fpixfn3 n CITIES u lo.o8l
e Htef<. HItlcA Was referred 70 sut. cr-
3>!'9''. e. f..lpi.'itiff et'a .*efahia -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

which he shipped Ia his wife Las, even
ing. Mr.. Hinch will leave for home ,o.
night. Dr. Hinch, who accompanied hi,
brother Thomas. will rrmsin Al tn,
springs, where he has a patient In Prof
ID Maurn, whoee foot war injur~t Tn,
professor IL improving
J. c. In Lany. ct. poe, trader a, For
sisnton. was al the San feliI- yesterday
The gentleman is an old acquaintance o
Geo. W. Hickox He will leave for For
stanton to-day.
Mise fr,-iie SchuckhArt with her two
little brothers, came down f,,,m wallao.
las, night tn. young people will s,,end
school In this city Mr. and MIRA. schuck
hart ARE ahou, to leave for Baltimore aud
eastern points. un = vacation.
The library 10 we'll attended and prr-
sen's the usual inviting appearance
Mrs. Knapp Was taking . vacation yea.
tcriAy. Mrs. Henderrhott filling the
ibrai isnS chair sccep,Ably, 9 position she
oils frequently
The committee appointed 10 take charge
of affairs r-'lating To the social Ia Ice given
At their hall, the hall At the Artnory and
supper. are working constantly e. make
the events iuchlent a. the GrAud l,,slgr
meeting Of Old Fellows pleasant In every
way. Fully one hundred representatives
will attend the Grand Lsigc.
Chas, QUEER, Ray Mcdonald aud Ortiz
leave this evening for Las Vegas. where
they meet the rvs, II the Albuquerque
hall torsers, and on SATURDAY morning
will cru-s bats with the Vegas ball club.
and on Sunday snernoun the Albu.
querlue nine will play game "a, Csrril-
los with the club of that place.
The drsrtb of amus-meniS during the
summer and spring can l,- accounted for
from the fact that few Companies dared
o take to the ruad the large cities having
better openings. This fall the pr~pects
are better, busineHS assuming more de-
hu'te shape. The opera hous. will he
placed IN condition for the reception ~
Lady windermerv's Fan" on Tia. 81
prox.
The Optic Says Wallace W. Hrssel-
den. former LAs v.gsn, who In now
president Of the Albuquerque fair Az
sociA'ion and member Of the hrm II strong
d Hosselden, contractors and builders,
helps swell our swollen thoroughfares. To-
day. He and his partner hAv. JUS, in
ves,'d some pocket change In the KIN
pr~ pr"'S' --,....i uliii-
ing district.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
The Cubrre Accident.

A representative of THk CITIZEN called
ut the home II the veteran engineer, Will
liam H. Norris, 300 South broadway. this
morning. aud found thA, gentleman On
his feet and prepared 10 tell OF the acci-
dent al Cubero at an early hour ON the
'..-. ..i.-s "a A." iR,h which rrault.d in
the death u Fireman Rngineer Jsmes A.
Norton. = popular man among his Asso-
ciAtes.
Mr.. Norris spoke Of having extriested
himsrif from the coal hesped upon him
and thereafter endeavoring 10y his own
efiotts 10 release the imprisoned man, aud
subsequently, securing the aid Of passen-
gers aud trAinmen.
"Young Norton" said the veteran.
''stood the strain like hero, and said.
bat . few moments bsfors death came,
that Il was no usc to try and get him out -
Deceased roomcd al Mr.. Norris fr
three years, ard wss . patient nur~s
when the engineer wAs badly crippled
through an accident two years ago on the
same route Norton was like son In ,t
family. and when James ID. Norton. the
aged father of the dead fireman, waited
Mr.. Norris 10 secure particulars, II was Z
sad meeting between the two gentlemen
An Insurance. policy Of $i,oo0 va,
taken out by young Norton In favor o
bis father.
Mr.. Norris showed his scaldsd hsac
and arm. and complained of many bruis
90. all of which are being carefully treat
I'd by ths attending physician. He vii
he confined To the house some time. Th'
old trouble 10 his righ, lev, which VA
again BRUISED, gives some trouble. ]
was certainly = miraculous escape, thougl
tbs engine was st . siand-stili at tn
time of the accident. du. 10 the caving II
Of q bank of sand si the approach 10 ,h
bridge vhsre the event occurred.
The father of Norton, who 10 . wid
over, returned TO Pomona, kAs.. yester
day on No 4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
GRAINS OF GOLD.

Truth is never afraid 10 wait
A long face is not passport 10
heaven.
The troubles we mos, fear never
happen.
There 10 nothing more contagious
than example.
0oI never gave anybody the right
Ia be disagreeabls.
Hurry and worry are both great
enemies To health.
No prayers except those the heart
speaks are hcari in heaven.
People who are MT IN b. trusted In
tribes are not 70 he trusted any ywnere
A reform y 10 often man whose
neishbors wish he would begin on
himself
We are all the tl,ne making chArac-
ter whether wo are dong anything
else or not
stAtuss arc moulded b. little
toueheA Characters are formed la
the same way
The woriI is not suffering 90 much
for wan, Of more pres ching ~ II Is for
more practice.
you can't tell much about man's re-
ligiou by whs, he does whom he knows
he IL watched.
one OF The hardest lessons 70 learn
Ia thI, We are made ost Of the same
khnd u slsS ~ eAhsg selha
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
This City Won the Wet Test
Hose Race,
Granger Beaten In the 200 Yard
Foot Race.
Proceedings OF Territorial Firemen's
Cenvention.
RACES AND SPORTS TO-DAY.

sp.eial 10 TEE CIrrERk.
Las Vegas, Aug. - The wet tea,
cham p,onship hose race fa belt and
purses sggrrgating $3.50 was finally run
kie yesterday Afternoon. the Las Vegas
esm ran first and Cavauaugh fell, tho
cart r'.' az over him. bat fortunately
= BE- Was not badly hurt. THIS team made
% time. Albuquerque then ran over the
course IN tho slow time Of 50 seeonds,
hey not attempting 10 maze any fast
time On account of the We, track.
Davis, Of Las Vegas, won the 300 yard
sba race, with Granger aud woodmansee
second and third. Time, II seconds.
The hose coupling contest was won by
Knight and Mclaughlin over Pesrce and
ky.u.
Eat to-dAy's convention W. r Nc.
Cvight was rc-elect@d presidents J. p.
Bosn, secretary Y. J. Long, treasure
=. J, Martin, assistant secretary. An ex-
|eu,ive COMMITTEES Of ave members and q
Fire president from each town represent
ii were alao elected.
Santa Pc was selected ~ the next meet.
3ng place Of the convention and tournA.
hent.
II 10 raining this afternoon which will
lAsly interfere with the races. A good
rowd u present and considerable money
las changed hands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25


The train from ths vest, arriving this
sfssrnocp. broaght special coach which
possessed an odor much In The nature Of
. stock car. Al 6rst glance the reporter
,ook the oeeapasis 10 b solsrsd prisoa-
ere. those arss seen wearing striped
shirts. The party consisted of Sbrsy men
and women and child of ssvsn moaths
whoss wearing apparel amounted 70 no
more than . ssri.s of beads arcaad iss
loins. Tho womsa were baFsd 70 the
waist ~ 10 their sassom, In fAos they US
eal'y wear nothiag more than hand.
ksrchssf 90 cloth tssd about the Iona.
The wo@sn think white ladies' who dress
with disssstsoe - bsing aziicssd. oshsr-
wiss thsy would expose their psrnons.
several of ths msn have hs'd places IN
dsr King Dshensy and one 10 priaas
Who has two hvorits wives wish
him. Nave, ths interpreter. speaks
trsach and other tongues fasntiy. Tia
privilege os having aambss of wives h
accorded men, no osrsaoay bsing ssquir.
| Cd.
TIE party aEs Preach solosy Ia
charge OK. Psus, ths manager nov q,
Dsavsr. George Th"Tia. saes . guard 81
The worid's hir. where hs Joined them,
taking In the hidwiatsr fsir. later Los
Angeles Cur ,wo wssks. Thsy arc sn
route 70 Dsavsr and kassss City whsrs
shsy viii exhibit ssassaiag In the coaa-
w uadw sssissst are yssr. sll esiss
Aiiowsd pay. varying fsoa 90 10 90 q
vssk sssA. rssy spsSh pArt sf tAis
mossy n bsyisg thssad With whtsA tAsy