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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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THE GORRIE ICE.
THE GORRIE ICE.
THE GORRIE ICE.

THE GORRIE ICE.
Fifteen cents for 100 pounds of GOrrie Ice
anywhere in the city, or % pounds
for sc.
For 25c 100 pounds Of Gorrie Ice packed
neatly ready for shipment. and delivered
free Of charge at the express Office, rail
roads or steamboats,.
Be careful. don't pay more than 15c for
100 pounds of ice delivered at your house
or store, OF % pounds for Sc. Remember.
we sell Ice packed, ready for shipment, at
25c per 100 pounds. delivered at the trans
portation lines in this city free of charge.
THE GORRIE ICE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
Office room u Provident Building. Tele-
phones 600 and 1926. - @. BOX IS.
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A TRADES UNION BOYCOTT.
An Atlanta Factory Under the ban
Sympathy for the strikers.

An Atlanta Factory Under the Ban.
sympathy for the strikers.
Atlanta, Ga, Aug 1.-THE Atlanta
federation of trades has inaugurated a boy
colt against Moncrief, Bowman & Co. the
architectural sheet metal workers. timers
and manufactures of metal and slate roof
ing.
The firm reduced the scale of wages re-
Gently and the men walked out The fed
GRAFTON took up the fight and upheld the
timers and instituted a boycott against
the firm. The federation represents about
$500 wage workers. besides their families
The Atlanta Federation Of Trades has also
passed resolutions iudorsing the demands
of the Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia and
West Virginia strikers and condemning the
actions Of Judges Jackson, McKlane, Col
ler, stowe and others in granting restrain
ing orders against them as outrageous
uopn the constitutional liberties of the
people.
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Hoods Pills ess5 nses0a Is a eea Ss!'
STOCKHOLDERS MUST PAY.
The Defunct state savings Bank Has
No Assets Left for Depositors

The Dcfunct state savings Bank Has
No Assets Left for Depositors.
Atlanta. Ca. Aug. 14-Receiver Ripley
of the state Savings Bank has entered suit
against the stockholders OF that defunct
Institution and the escapades of w. C.
Hale are again brought to the front
When the bank failed and Hale disap-
peared application was made for a re-
ceiver to wind up its affairs on Feb
Ripley was appointed by Judge Lumpkiu
to take charge OF the banks assets and
close up its business. Since that time he
has been making an effort TO pay of the
depositors, but has failed TO find assets
sufficient for this The unpaid deposits
amount to $1,000 and there is absolutely
nothing in the way OF assets with which
to pay them. This morning the receiver
filed suit against every stockholder in the
bank and asks that the fun amount Of the
statuatory liability be required OF each OF
them. There are s. stockholders and suit
has been filed against all Of them In omni-
bus form.
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FAITH CURE DID n.
TOOtIe Lost His Leg, But Believes lie
Is Now Using IL Again.

Vidalia, Ga. Aug. H-There is an old
gentleman by name of Tootle living short
distance from here. who like a great
many others, lost his leg in fighting for
the lost cause. He draws his pension from
the state. walks by the aid of a wooden
leg list like other people who have been
thus unfortunate But a great change
has come over him during the last month,
not so apparanet TO other people as it is
TO himself when the faith cure doc
trines were first preached in this county
Tootle became interested In them and fin
ally became a most loyal disciple of that
sect. the principal tenet of which Is BE
lieve what you please, and it is So" He
soon worked himself up 10 the place where
he believes that the leg which was buried
beneath the soil OF Virginia had sudden
~ and mysteriously been restored and
he afiirms most positively to his friends
that he Is now using il with as much ease
as before 1862
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

sTRUCK-The relatives and friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman ". Struck and of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hesse, are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Of the for
mer from his late residence. 116 Huh street
west, this afternoon at o'clock.
SMITH.-The relatives and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith of Pooler are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
Of the latter from ST. Patrick's church to-
morrow CMonday) morning, at o'clock,
city time.
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THE soUTHTRN,S CONSoITn.T,oN
Judge Speer Hears Argument in the
Case at Mount Airy.

Judge Speer Hears Argument in the
Case at Mount Airy.
Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 1.-THE position of
the Dunlap Hardware Company and
others alleging an Illegal consolidation of
railroads by the Southern railway in
Georgia, and asking for a receiver. was
taken up by United States District Judge
Emory speer at Mount Airy to-day
The petitioners asked for rule nisl
requiring the defendants to show cause
why a receiver should not be appointed.
A demurrer was rendered by the South
ern railway. but Judge Speer announced
that he would hear the demurrer and ar
gument on the application for a rule on
Oct. u, at Mount Airy. Hon. George f.
Edmunds of Vermont has been retalaed
by the Southern.
The consolidation OF rail lines Is pro
hbited in this state by the constitution.
where the consolidation would prevent
competition.
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BURNED our ar BOSTON.
Fire Destroys Farmer McRne's Resi-
dence and out buildings.

Boston, Ca, Aug. 14.-Charles p Nc
Rae a prominent farmer who lives near
Boston, lost his residence ana several out
houses. with most Of their contents. this
afternoon by fire, with no insurance.
Two new firms viii open up a general
mercantile business here on Sept ]. They
are now in eastern markets buying their
stock Of goods.
The prospects are most favorable for
a large cotton crop. Pears ana melons
proved more profitable the past season
than for many years, and all our farmers
ore happy.
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WHY nE riot BLED WIN YOTn
CARPETS

WHOM The DISTRICT MESSENGER Ann
DELIVERY COMPANY viii relieve van
~ nll care hy taking them up. cleaning
dla.niOcunE and storing them for nv
summer ana relnWnr them M a very mod.
crate coHtf They move. store ana insure
honfeholu goods ~ an kind. Corner Con.
greas ana Montgomery streets. Phone d
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PERRY's CASE UNSETTLED.
The Governor Wants to Interrogute
an ImpOrtnnt state Witness

The Governor Wants to Interrogf,te
an Important state Witness.
Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 1.-THE fate Of II. 8.
Perry, the Decatur murderer. - stiH un-
settled. Gov, Atkinson, TO whom an ap-
plicatlon for communication was made yes
terday. based upon an affidavit from Per-
rvs wife that Lanier, the dead man. had
assaulted her. was expected to announce
his decision to-day, bat he did not do so
The governor waits 10 have an interview
with one OF the witnesses in the case
named Il. ID. Peters. before he decides.
Peters made an affidavit that goes TO
contradict Mrs. Perry's story. He was
sent for to-day, but could not he found by
the sheriff Of DeKalb county. but he viii
probably be on hand Monday al the execu-
tive office when the governor will inter-
rogate him, ana then make his decision.
Perry Is sentenced TO hang on Wednes-
day.
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NOTICE 40 TuE PInIIc

Tho steamer Alpha having put out no.
tice she VIII land az Daufuskie evening
Aug u. The said steamer has no wharf
at baufushe. The steamer clifton. own.
ing the wharvcs D. the only ono tbat can
land AT them
GEORGE L. BEACH.
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FANCY GROCERIES
At EVERYDAY PRICES

would not be possible with a
smaller trade than we are doing. Larger
sales than other grocers mean lower
prices, better goods or something else
that the customers miss in other stores
Pay us visit and learn the secret of this
premium that we place upon the favor of
our customers
THE SOUTHERN GROCERY CO.
ia Barnard Street
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ELECTRIC BICYCLE LAMPS.
NEW HOUSTON sTnrnr Tors GUAR

Large lots with southern fronts on New
Houston street ana depth OF 40 feet TO
Wadburg street on the north. Deep lots.
An modern couvenlonces. No city taxes.
so cash. 500 six months 500 ono year. 2
ner cent interest Papers free.
W " WILKINSON.
once ailh Braid a Hutton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CLOSING our SALE
on nICYCIIis.

Carefully read the list 81 secondhand BIZ
cycles below and then compare IL with last
Sundays 'ad." ana see no wfast these bar
gains are going.
brace this opportunity az once. for they
wont remain uuso.d another week;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SELLING OUT.

SELLING OUT.
We are selling out the entire re-
tail stock of Shoes prior to engaging
in wholesale business. Every shoe
In the house must be sold.
Special sale of Mems, Ladies' and
ChiIdren's COLORED SHOES, in all
styles and grades next week, COM
mencing MONDAY, Aug. 10.
Don't miss 1t. There is money in
it for you.
EAGLE SHOE AND LEATHER HOUSE,
II. WilensI1y, Proprietor,
116-11S w. BrOughtOn street.
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LATEST NEWS FROM CUBA.

News has just reached us from the ISL
and of Cuba which show us the bitter
ness of feeling existing between the Span
iards and Cubans. Some time ago a Span
ish soldier at one of the garrisons was
caught smoking a cigar and when asked
by his superior officer what he was do
ing, he replied that he was smoking a
Cuban Silk cigar. The poor unfortunate
soldier was placed under arrest at once
not for smoking a cigar which he knew to
be the best for the money, but simply be-
cause the cigar was known as the Cuban
Silk cigar. 1t is a good thing that there
are no such feelings existing in this coun-
try; for if there was, we would not know
what to do with the many thousands that
smoke the Cuban Silk cigar. If you have
never been so fortunate as to have smoked
one, why, do so at once, and be con-
vinced of its superior quality.
HUNTER, PEARCE & BATTEY,
Distributing Agents,
Savannah, Ga.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOT WEATHER REQUISITES.
Skeeterine, the best thing on
earth to secure comfortable
nights rest without the use of n
net. - cents bottle.
Bornted rnIcum Powder, Is cents
"a box.
Heat Lotion. certain cure for
BricIsly heat, - cents bottle.
horaeinc, the best powder for the
nursery. JONES PHARMACY.
Hull and Perry streets
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II CONGRESS STREET, WEST.
PHONE 3s3.
EARLY
Yes, a little early for fall hats, but
they are going just the same Young
fall line just in at $500 and $500.
And also our English Agency Hat.
the "Warburton," al $500 as well as
a handsome line at 800. our own
brand, In soft or stiff shapes and all
the leading colors.
FALL
In line and examine our handsome
display of swell neckwear, unsurpass-
ed in quality a 25c and soc, our
stronghold. In mems underwear we
have the best and most complete line
on earth at any price imaginable
Light or heavy, from soc suit to So
See these before you buy.
NOVELTIES
In suspenders, hosiery handkerchiefs
and gloves to suit the most fastidious
So If you want good goods and
swell goods at living prices, and
would care to save yourself time and
money Just give us look.
JOS. p. LEE, Manager,
MEYERE a FRANCK,
No. Broughton Street East.
GARDENERS STOCK
AT COST.
JAPANESE CROCKERY, BIsQUE,
GLASSWARE, BRIC-BRAC, OFFICE,
WASTE, INFANT AND FANCY BAs-
KETs.
HAMMOCKs, CROQUET SETS, WAC
ONS, NELOCIPEDES, DOLL CAR
RIAGEs. CAGES. Toys, DOLLS.
STERLING SILVER JEWELRY AND
NOVELTIES SHIRT WAIST SETS,
BELTS, SIDE AND BACK COMES,
POCKET BOOKS PIPES.
BOOKS, NEW AND SECOND HAND.
STATIONARY. PAPETERIES MEMO
RANDUM BOOKS.
SPECIAL.
WELL KNOWN J. GARDENERS 500
RAZOR. GUARANTEED TO REQUIRE
NO HONING AND SATISFY ALL
sHAVERS OR MONEY REFUNDED
SPECIAL PRICE FOR ONE WEEK
ONLY $1.39
b. SMITH,
p BRoUGHToN STREET. EAST.
DELICIOUS AND COOL
Are the Creams,
Sherbets and SOTn from
COnida's Mammoth Fountain.
summer Confectionery,
and the kinds the Iadies
believe In.
CONIDA'S
PALACE OF
SWEETS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ELECTRIC BICYCLE LAMPS.
Invented by Phnadelpha's famous cleo
trican. price $500, no more bother with
matches, oil. smoke. bad oiOr SCOT heat.
or wind. Can early and place your order
for one: also an electric cut ln prices OF
all summer shoes TO make space for fal
styles.
At
DAN A. TUBERDY's
Smartost Shoes
III Whitaker street.
NEW HOUSTON STREET LOTS CHEAP
Large lots with southern fronts on New
Houston street ana depth OF 40 feet 10
Waldhurg street on the north Deep lots.
Al modern convenloncos. No city taxes.
50 cash. 500 six months. 500 ono year.
ner cent interest Papers free
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ron SALE.

toh SALE.
FIFTY head of nrst-class dairy COWS also
one thoroughbred Holsteln bun. ana one
thoroughbred Jersey bull. formerly the De
Soto hotel dairy Families desiring
lrst-class COW Will find this rare oppor.
tunity 60 secure q good mixer. Cows are
now on sale at FEELEYs transfer sta.
bies. West Broad and State streets
JOHN FEELEY'S SONS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE On FOR RENT,

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FOR SALE on FOR RENT,
That desirable dwelling. with all mod
ern improvements; large lot with well
laid of garden plat; known as the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. W. G. Cooper. No. 2l1 West
Gwinnett street. Apply to
CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND NE
PROVEMENT COMPANY,
"A East Bryan Street
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lt none ~ the above VIII suit YOU got
our cash prices on our Jimmy aud Fonton
There is mo- dealer living who can under
se'l us. ana There Is mo- blcyc.o ln existence
equal Go either Of these makes M finish OF
workmanship
Remember We IRE Iobhefs ana mlnufac.
turors. ana wc viii son you n 2Iwmv ~.
ienton for what oIher dealora must nav
for ihc hish grade bicycles they handle
our Repair Department ls complete nnl
our prices are uEht so ahodiy work
here
THE ZIMMERMAN CYCLE co.
AZ YORK street. West
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Savannah, Ga.

HOTEL TYBEE.
Ny friends and patrons are invited
90 attend the greatest novelty of the
HcusOn,
A PICKANINNY CAKE WALK
by the children of the hotel
TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. II.
Very truly yours,
CHAs. +. GRAHAM.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

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THE LADIES' HEATING BICYCLE.
with long or short skirt guards, a superb
ladies' mount.
This is just the bicycle that the ladies'
want. 1t is five to ten pounds lighter
than any other bicycle made, weighing
just twenty pounds, actual weight on the
scales.
Weigh your ladies' wheels and see how
heavy they are. It will surprise you to
find out you are riding an ice wagon.
We viii sell this Ladies Heating wheel
with bell and lantern, 1897 model, for ss5
on time or with a liberal discount for
cash. Call and price them.
A lady who buys the 1897 Heating for
her mount is certainly a fortunate per-
son. Gail and let US show you this splen-
did Wheel with new features ana i'm
provements.
An Explanation.
The 500 Heating is precisely the same
model and material as the wheel we sell
at $65-the only difference Is that they
have no double roller chain and have out
side endorsements Otherwise the Keat-
ing we sell at $65 is the same as the siOO
Heating, and IS really practically as good
as ANY BICYCLE at 500 IN America.
r. D. & wM LATTLMoRE.
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a. y. TALLEY, VI. D.,

Office northeast corner Broughton ana
Lincoln streets.
Ny office Is equipped with the latest Inn
proved electrical apparatus and I am
treating cases with the most Improved
systems ana methods that have proven so
satisfactory IN the larger cities.
Spcclalues-Canccr. G0itre, Nervous
Troubles. Female Diseases Consumption.
Bronchitis. Asthma. Indigestion. Consti.
patton Skin Diseases.
Terms within the reach OF an Consul
tauon free.
Omee hours-9 a. m. 70 p. M. 2 ,. m. 10
p. M, .. M. 20 y. m.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsnIP.
The oo-partnershlp Of Umbach a. I.us-
chow II this day dissolved by mutual con-
sont Mr. J. A. u. rmbach Withdrawing
49,. Hugo Luschow VIII pay all bills and
collect an Indebtedness due the nrm. he
the said a. iuschow. assuming AN Iabli.
ura. VIII continue 90 conduct the huainera
ai the OLD stand nTOO LUsCHOW
JOHN a. a. UMBACfL
Savannah, Ca, Aug. 70. 1871.
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FREE.

A HANDSOME FOLDING CAMERA
Every purchase Of 25c entities you 10
chance.
LIVINGsToN's PHARMACY
Bull and Congress.
DE SOTO PHARMACY.
Opposite De Soto Hotel
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Thn-o bIcyc-ea are Nd 1896 models.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-18
VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT.
Mr.. A. &. Teichman of Cerriil0s Pro-
tects His Creditors by Assigning.

Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. A. G. Teich-
man, the Cerrlllos merchant, while in this
city made voluntary assignment of his
property to Mr.. w. H. Kennedy for the
benefit of his creditors, Colonel Geo. W.
Knaebel acting as the attorney in the
case. The principal creditor is the firm
of Browne & Manzanares, the entire in
debtedness amounts to about $1,500,
while the assets, including outstanding
accounts that are good, will foot up some
thing over $4,000. Mr.. Teichman will un
doubtedy arrange matters to resume
business in very short time.
The direct cause of Mr.. Teiohman's
embarrassment was sickness. For five
months he was too i'll to attend to busi-
pess, and the consequent expense and
neglect of his affairs brought about con-
dition which he considered best to
straighten out by assigning. He hns many
friends who sincerely hope that an ad-
justment of the Indebtedness will be
speedily affected and the assignment dis
missed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-18
ALBUQUERQUE NOTES.

Farmer j. q. Albright has sold 40 tons
Of beets at $6 ton. He estimates that
the crop is worth about $75 an acre.
James A. Stinson, the sheep buyer, has
gone to Las Vegas, where he willpersonal-
ly superintend the shipment of 1000
sheep for Kearney, Neb.
Mrs. W. W. Strong, Mrs. W. II. Hahn
and her two guests from Minneapolis,
Miss Bristol and Mrs. Dempster, spent
yesterday at the Indian village of Isleta.
B. P. Schustsr, vice president of the
Bank of Commerce, and wife, have re-
turned to the city. The trip proved bene-
fcial to Mr.. Schuster, who was a sufferer
from some kind of throat affection.
Attorney E. l.. Medler has returned
from the He'll canon mining district. He
reports that they are striking some rich
ore there now, and that the new mill will
be running within week.
I'D. JandelI, of the stock purchasing
firm of Jandell & Ringer, of St. Paul,
Mimi, will receive several thousand ewes
and lambs at the local stock yards tomor.
row and Friday. He is now receiving
at Lamy junction 3,lOO ewes of the H. M,
Hosic sheep.
j. M. Wilson and his wife, commonly
known as Fanny Fulton, have deemed il
prudent to leave this city. Wilson was
arrested for vagrancy some time. ago and
fined $40, which Fanny Fulton paid. She
happened to be in arrears herself 80 she
was fined $40 which she could not pay,
Wilson induced Chinaman to pay the
fine on the strength of his belonging to a
Chinese society in San Francisco. AT
last accounts, the $40 was still due the
Chinaman, says the Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-18
PLUNGED into SPRING RIVER
Serious and Sensational Wreck Of a
Passenger Train Aear WillifOrd,
Ark, This Morning.
ONE PASSENGER KILLED AND MANY HURT
Combination Coach Rolled Into River,
But Fortunately No One Was
Drowned-One Chair Car
and Sleeper Burned.

Kansas City, Nov. 1s.-Train No. 2, on
the Kansas City, Fort Scott d Memphis
railroad, which left Birmingham last even
ing for Kansas City, was derailed just
west of Williford, Ark, at O'Clock this
morning. combination coach, chair
car and sleeper went over the bank, the
combination car going into Spring river
The chair car and sleeper were both CON
sumed by fire.
One passenger, j. L. Hoover of Pleas.
ant Hill, Mo-, was fatally injured. The
following were more or less seriously
injured:
Leo Pollock, Little Rock, Ark.
Clarence Murphy, Atwood, Iud.
j. S. Morris, Bakersfield Mo.
@. A. Ravenstine, wife and baby, At
wood, Ind.
.. L. Merriwether, Sulphur Rock, Ark.
Ed Webb, Fernook, Mo. ....
j. J. Altsohiel, Little Rock, Ark.
W. ]. Grant, Salem, Ark.
NJ. 7. Price, Beal, Ark.
W. B. Stahl Corinth, Miss.
W. H. Boatner, Lection, Mo.
M. c. Hogan, Oakland, Ark.
Westlery Ivins Atwood, Ind.
Mrs. A. D. Perkins, Hiram, Ark.
R. s. Guy, Monterey, Ind.
M. Bailey, Farplay, Mo.
W. Shesabel, Vidette, Ark.
Mrs. Arnitt, Mammoth Springs, Ark.
The terror of the passengers, who had
gone down into the stream with the com
bination car, was soor heightened by
cries of alarm from the chair car and the
sleeper, both of which took fire. Dark
ness added to the confusion, and it was
some time before an organized effort
at rescue was put into effect by the
train crew and the passengers who had
been able to extricate themselves without
aid.
The passengers in the burning cars
were luckily rescued before the fire
reached them and but few in those cars
were injured.
Then efforts were put forth to save the
unfortunate passengers in the combina-
tion car in the stream. As the flames
from the two burning cars became
brighter, the rescuers were enabled to
work to better advantage. Luckily not
person was drowned.
The cause of the accident has not been
ascertained, but it is thought that some
portion of the forward truck of the
smoker gave way.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-18
TURKEY EATS HUMBLE PIE
Comes Down From Of the Perch in
Obedience to the Demand
of Austria.
- t.
MAKES TaE MOST ABJGCT PREPARATION
Agrees Fully to indemnify Injured Aus
trian Citizen, Salute the Austrian
Flag and Pay Oriental Railroad
Company $1,25O,OOO.

Constantinople, Nov. 18.-At midnight
the Austrian ambassador, Baron de CAL
ice, received a note from the Turkish
government announcing its readiness to
make satisfactory settlement of all the
Austrian demands regarding the maltreat
ment of Herr Brazzafelli, agent of the
Austrian-Lloyd Steamship company at
Mersina, respecting the insults offered to
the Austrian consul at that place, and on
the ject of the arrears due to the Ori-
entail Railroad company, operated by Aus
trians, for the transportation of Turkish
troops during the recent war between
Turkey snd Greece. An indemnity will
be paid to Herr Brazzafelli, the Austrian
flag will be saluted by Turkish fort or
warship, and the sum of $l,250000 will
be paid to the Oriental Railroad COM
pany.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-18
Iron King Mine sold.

The Iron King mine, together with the
property and plant of the Cochiti Mining
j. Milling company situated near the
head of Pine canon, was publicly cold by
E. l.. Medler, special master, yesterday
morning on the court house steps at Al
buquerque. The property WAS sold to
John w. Sohofield, the receiver of the
Union National bank of Denver, which
had deed of trust to the property. Its
claim was $20,59S.80. Receiver Schofeld
was the only bidder.
Attorney B. S. Rodey filed notice with
the probate clerk that there were suits
pending against the property and warned
prospective purchasers that they bought
the property subject to those suits. The
court has decided, however, that the deed
of trust, held by the bank, under which
the sale took place, was the first lien and
the notice of other liens did not interfere
with the SALE
The above mentioned deed of trust was
given by Roger W. Woodbury., president
of the Union National bank, who bought
the property of N. R. Darcy and Joe
Eagle about four years ego.