davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
RAILROADS..
DENNSYLVANIA
RATLRoAD.


STATIONS foot or WEST rvgENrY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRCssEs AND CORTI-ANDT STREETS
"a The leaving time from DezbrOsses and
1"rtiandt streets Is ave minutes later than
mat given below for Fwenty-third Street
station, except where otherwise noted
iSp g. Me-. EAr S MAII-Lssd a % two Buffet Par
q sgFE u chieAgo. No coaChss 5a P,rtssarS
9s A. W PrsT ESSs - \ 1I i'iSrS and Ssyslsat
garment Sleeping. Baing. sEnokng and Observation
ILndi9aaFss Lesisse =, ISas '1's-- ''a'in'AH
For Tas1o NasAs,Is Va Ciassaassi ssI 1slsTl.1.
By p N 81 TAf@S2i 3;2'is 81 l1.s5 B,.. =,
!. "a s.'ias' p Iaa14nag91S lSgssyts, 81 LOUIS
Toledo ~xceot Satnr5sv 49, - '0 ~'N~>'- -
% - r W. r PACIFIC EXF5Ess P,ssogrE ana
s25 p " nSJs e1sv 5sT Syyean5 ~ sSs-RS I3s5EaTy
Ffs-sS--For Pttts7urs. Clevelsad Cineinuatt
WASHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
20 - -. 80 zoo leIo tIeseFosssa and CoE'anar Streets
&lo G'esoras-es and Certlanit Streets. 22ol. as
- = y DINING Carr. 455 5Daias Casi. o2S ,. n.
a n l2Ss 3 = -oH-Ssss5r,l Ir a Ps-i51 T151
S1I Dams caEsl - - toaias caz}. ass tDaning
soJ,TIIERN IA RA,IwAY--Ex0rs=s, ] = As p. n 121o
NoRyolE 355 ~: AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For NsH0Al,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Ezp-ezs. s.s5 a n and .
cEiEsAPEAEE OHIO RA1LwAY-ss5 4. n and 4s5
sEAE6AFs65' AIR L1Nz-Erpre.z. Ia5s p N. and ralo
FoR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFoL1z.-7.55 a.
ATLANTIC CTTT-9 * a n an . . n yvaex-tays-
Ihrogsh E@sJlnui~t Traias BVser Par.o- and
standard Caa-1-~.
CAPE MAT-I2-5 vvasE-sfsvs
~ points On New IcrS and Long Branch Railroad IRON
VEST LWe1ly-f1 i-d street
.l-lo SATURDAYS aa,y,, -. 255 & y 4Ia ass and
&91 2 n Snncays Z 81 O. = q AS p m from
-lesnGosseS and -oFtlantC Streets. aOo a
l2Sl tl2O Saturdays laIyi $50. a 10 asG 420 $40
and 100 p n SUNDAYS @
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
@o ss SsSF9s5sS s SIS sat G2Ffaass s s'Esss as@ L
eTosses and Corylsnd Streets 10 ~, Dining carr
LL1hhs carr, lL01 n I25S. = 10 tUesbrosses
tor'is2tt Streets %e0 95S IS 355. as. t25 DIR
lnS tarl. ass Dining carr SIS Dining Car. : u
SO SSA as =, 10 alaht. sundays 70.
Gao ceaches)- 81. 81 = aS5 Ldufte,1 $
tIflning carr l2-55. L55 Dining carr 3 x IS
- lDinins Car. ass Dining Car, SIS tDIrtaE Carr
Z - SO SO, a-2S p m, q 70 arghr
Ticket Offices. Nes 46I. a45. 1854 rd
9real"ay; / AsIoF House; Wssr TWeu-y-taird Street
station and 81 rions foot q Desbrosses and Corr
Iandt streets; ! Court Street sG0 Street %
sFeadway and PenHsylaavi Annex Syagoa. Brooklyn:
station Jersey The Transfer Com
pa1y VIII call f9T and baggage hotels and
residences through destination.
Telephone 'Si4 Eighteenth Pz7nsvvaaIa
Railroad Cab Service
: b HUTCHINSON, J. r WOOD.
General NanaSer. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July 17-Ca5tle-Fecepts. 5000 head native
about stead. Texans slow I0C
butchers stock steady strong best sale to-day one
carload S. 80 Narivesood prime S5GS5 70.
medium. 5UG$5, selected feeders steady. S+
81 IS mixed stockers slow 50 35QS3 80, $3Q$+ 60
heifers S3SJ steady S2GS2 so. bulls, So Goa
81 % calves shade STRONGER than last Tuesday 81 500
So SO TeSansRaceipts Leo head best sale to-day,
carloads - go Texas FED 81 IOS5 Texas
So 25IS4 bulls. 81 JG0IS5 Hogs
Receipts to-day 5000 head tomorrow. 10000 (est-
mated. 5000; closing weak, top.
s. 35; mixed butchers S53S5 So good choice,
heavy, IS o5GS5 32's rough heavy 81 90qS5 light 500
So S2l@ bulk sales s. 2OGS5 27lz Sheep-Receipts
1000 head sheep steady slow. lambs. l5e5e lower
good choice wethers S4aS4 So fair 10 choice mixed
81 loGS4, Western sheep yearngs, S39S+ 90 Texas
sheep S3G$4; lambs. 81 40s8 50. Western lambs
S5QS6.
Cincinnati. July lI-Hogs quiet s. 65G$5 40 Cattle
easy. 50 25HS5 - sheep steady. 50 5oES+ % Lambs
easier. 81 25GS6 %.
East Liberty July T-Catte steady: extra S. 5OgS5 20
prime s. 4O1S5 so SO 5OdS4 Hogs steady
prime pigs mediums Workers s. 10 heavy
hogs - 45fS5 and Y0rkers, s. 4Og
- - roughs SO 50aS5 sheep steady; choice wsthers
SO 40ds6 common 81 5S2 So choice lambs 81 509S6
common Eood Sc 50nS5 % veal calves. So 3O-gSI.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London: July 17-At the wool auction sales to-day
offered. Mertnos good request
representatives buying cross
breds A good selection Of Tasmania wools sold wen
The following IS the sale detail Nsw-South Wales
200 secured SldG1s Sd greasy Ssdals Queens
land-5C0 bales: secured. 1Ol=dGfs Sid greasy 4&dR
IIlsd. South kustraIia-5OO bales: secured Is 3isd:
greasy 64dGlO1zd. Tasmania-LOO0 bales; greasy ada
Is Nev-Zealaud 3, 200 bales, sl5dGfs
greasy 4ISdRI1d Cape Hope and NataI-sO0
greasy 3le 5G6a4d-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

-B.LIo BuuaIo July II-sPrins wbsat-No dena-d No
s5 'astl spot uhe1anged Winter wheat unsettled red
45il.S Eh1e t5 Sc asked Corn sul No yellow
- 90 tlc No corn 44@ 9a45c. N0 3 s4i-e
9s 49,. 80 wits Zsc, No white. 2s5sc. No do
Seee. No mixed. 26c Hys-Nothiug
anal frieghts steady; wheat 214c
Sorn -'S; oats le barley. PC rye, 2tc- York
Chicago July 1T-Ths leading futures ranged a. fol
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
1.IvERPooL. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July II p neutrality-suspicious. busi-
unchanged. American mGdng 23-39d. The
~ the day were ba;es or which
speculation and export and included 390O American
cepts 900 bales including $500 American. Futures
opened quiet and closed irregular American mdliEg
m c July 81 -84d value; July and August s7-94I
sellers: August and September. 6-e4G5 T64d
Septeuaber 1
October and November s9-64a sellers November and
December a2-s4Gp4 80 sd buyers:
ary 3O54d sellers January and February 2sd=d SELL
srs: February and March. 26-64d value: March and
Z buyers
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
new YORK CENTRAL
Z Saturdays and Sundays.
HARLEM DIVISION

'D1IS except s9i1raays snd SGnaay Saturdays only
s@< a. 81 and ) IS p " Daily. except Sunday. 70
EIttsneid- Sundays only 9 % A NJ
Ful.nah Cars all through
trains Illuminated Piatsch Light
Ticket Offices AZ 1I3 26i. AIS 2I6 Broadvay q
onion So W. @TS Columbus Ave, Ia i25rh
1zoth st and fSSth s. Stations York s5S ana -
FuIton 81 and 104 Broadway. z .. BrooSly1-
Telephone 900 3Sth Street for York
service Baggage checked hotel o. rssfisrrs ~
GEORGE = DANIEIS Genernl Pass%rre- Ara-.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

- l-1caarge special Liverpool cabIes-Spot cot
-1 --sl su1 unchanged. sales 600 bales. SpecUla-
kus-- eXparr 800 American. 1900 Receipts 1000;
nBeseS =. 100 Middlag upland, . 23-32d Futures
e-ler sieA1g- l-f4N2-84e decline. AT i-fb was
De- Unchanged. Closed irregular 72-g4dT29s sid
s. December anUEFy, 50s, January-F eercaFy,
IA Ee5r-ssy- March 2ev. March-AprfI. s25b. July,
6l8h hs-r Ju!y-AuEuEt. 5.ZTizs; August-septembeT.
saF eFIer-beT October. z5Ii October November,
lsrns-s 'n s-'n ber-DeceEaber 22isb Manchester -
Inquiry ClorhE-A1derate demand.
y plum quiet. win quoted a. - Oo4
s-'1He, 50 I01S3 powdered. s. O59S4 10
ogk p-k 81 So qu.nne domestic naerufactliTers-
80 foreign Sic. outside hoders'. bulk. 2145Ve
sIIAL OIL6-Tne market for oils was steady.
ARise quoted a 81 T5nsI g0 eubeb. 65c; cas-
e. lsas0c: ransv 81 IOasl q ...-.. .FOOTs--hHr-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
Visible supply
sane -a Z-s4l

-I-TC1r-Tre bear faction had things the Cotton
Ez1-a-se except for few minutes around The opening
r-ceS lowest point touched II weeks.
TIE august option cy far the most susceptible ce
points 1el0 price eight days The
Uuezez sFeaCV tone prices 3
points 1E-e- 11 room covering ana light Investment &c
founded s-eaL-er feeling II LF erpool man
expected -I1-rre1 foods northern portion OF
Texas This demand gra-iled rowever, and
visi6ly fee the effect 4 bear
ss---a~ a--~ -T--r 5ai7rA-as r,|rhasaE -n me
portrayed emphatic weakness Liverpool.
Plsn-ifgIy stocked with
selling orders WHiie Sev-Orleans seemed % actually
Ie- market Nlfr orders Tor ne SAFE OF me
crop options Ruu1rs gained circulation the
er- --zr influential long Interest II Ne0Orieans
vas rT-e-1g -e ragged edge and might collapse al
weather accounts generally
cotton. which said private be
sr-e155-v -he greater portion Uf
;-=sr bull Speculation and served undermine tie bull
holders. Shortly after midday
Hl-- rear sIsc-tall9h seemed 70
cn -s Ieg1t s11 IRON then or the market was not
pEy G-=-er but developed considerable -ecuperatiye
ens-ET brisk proat taxing. Tut anything Ike buI!
-1-e- and OF
t1= prices
before marked change could be successfully brc ught
s9'-i -1e weekly crop statement from the Bureau a.
oI-a4 a-rces s-.rE Southern spot markets c"picted
E-aEe11E -le part Of holders and fat refusal Of
eeP became more seEElec Receipts Al the ports con
-n-e- remarkable to-dsy's Feing estt
-ed az - 900 bales more than double those Of
Private attributed Liverpool Weakness
me a-tsH character Of crop reports and the predic
0I- - --se-a-.-es oearsh weekly Govern
-e1f statement TIE late phases u
s1g 1g-res active profit taking At the close he
.seiaE Eas s-eady wth me loss reduced mat
Ae contract prices in the local market to-day
vas as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

caoes were very encouraginE whole noting b tb
rise IN sect sugar In London Of Nd lis sad VIII
market hrm at the advance. Cane was stea1S
nrrn with Java quoted l3s I'D and fair refining Is Gu
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.


st sd Corland and DesbrOsses srrees
tPelua r r
Time Vest 81 Street other figures C0randr Deshrues
Streets Daily OTher
as sunday as cSunday 3 sunday Is
Y SIS P-A ISuHcay 1-ii n sunday g
Ls1.I d. 81 20 A. Local FOR EASTON-
II - " BJ ALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and PrfaciPa local points Paor and Dining Cars Con
Coal Isrgions~
-'Ii.5J, I2-6O Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ak
Handsnrnest LlTiIed
10 Derro AID Chicago Dining service =
I.OO " WiLkhS-BAkEE. SCRANTON.
rs35S 4.IOP n Coal Regions aRd Intermediate pOnIS
v'5.IO VI Dorm L0CaI for MAUCH CHUNK.
'3.I3 I6-f0PN Chirsgo Vestihule Limited Eor MAG
ARA FALLS and West Sleeping cars % chicago ale Toronto
.7.J5, SEQ P. Eypos tion E1p-rss fa- BI p F4L0
"S-ll. eco Fer ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
SlPe0in1 Chicago
50 PLATNFrFLD BOTNn BROOK. locals daily except
sgnisy; '9s a., - 10 81 al AZ 3 5 and {. ? n
aad
square Columbus Z
BdEy Brooklyn;
Transfer baggage rom hote
residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New York- ef Chambers 81.
a. f0Il0Wa sArllur " I'D
Duo a Daiy-SOs-1 train tor Buffalo. p n
BinghamsoA Wavsry- EimirR and BradSurd- CoacaeS
P@Eiar car and cafs dniaE eaE % Bg12l0-
8t1O a m--Dally. except sundays. BinghauntOn.
Waveriy Elmfra and Dsiawar@ Dointa-
Daily PoTf Jervis and Monticelo Pullman
3sfO D. N Dztiy.-ChICdEl Llulttef-Fast
Chicago arriving 5eO
5leepsrs ChCago Cleveland.
30 p. m Caly--PufTzo and Cleveland Express-arr.
BuIalo I.o5 Bradford -, jamestown 100 TounEs-
town 1877 H.. Cleveland i23O . ~ sleepers Bz--
and Cleveland Gaze
015 ?. Datly.-Sond train for EinEhaSsto.s 49,
srly iuCA chicago sleepera - BGralO Chicago.
Dining
TICKETS. Local TISLE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
L COMNODATIONS III. ia 26i All 8Ss Broad
Nay l5G l265h ant 2-S I2sth ST ChRnbe-s
and Vest 2ad ferries. New York ana FaItcn
S.. % Broadway. Br~oklyn. ~ River Hohnksn and
Jersey Ctv Station New YORK Transfer ear and
checks hAEEazs Ia dexF.nA'ton-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

4 DvERTIsENENTs and subscriptions .or The Tribune
y received their Uptown Once No L242 Broadway
3lst-st until o'clock ?. advertAe-
the following branch Offices a. regular
Office until O'Clock via - shave. s. G.
cor 23dst. l52 shave. cor i2th-sL Maeys dth-ave
and l42 CCurnbus-9ve dHth-st leo
West tfh-are-. % West
42d-sJ I'm and Sth aves.. tThst las
3d-ave.. I8th and Tith l0e1 1ttve,
6lst-st los lst-ave. Soth-st $50 3d-avs Bear
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO II. z.
Railroads.


f-.v. New York foot OF Liberty Street. South Ferry
fNhitehau TermlnnD minutes earlier
"Daly TExcept sundAyA I51ndAyA
CHICAGO. $40 A. O4berty street OnlyD. 'l-J0
PITTsBURG. $50 a. m. Glserty street OnIyI. '2OS
" CTT1NCINSATL 81 Louis. :iGOo a m. 100 p u
sI2-I5 night
OVAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. tsOo 1000 .Diner.
800 I.Roy4i Limited exclusively Pullman TrAla
Diner AMI Gael CDiueT) 100 p tDineT Aa1
'I2-I5 Night. NcRFoLK, tlOo , N.
An trains Piutsch
So W 12@ Bowery n Z Es8 Fulton at, BrookIya:
VThitehaU Ter and Liberty Baggage checked
from hotel 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

t Gash Quotations were follows; Flour sasy NJ, J
sgIlns wheat q l2014c; No red T6ipRISc No ~Srn
l9ssc' 10 yellow, 5993yHsc; No ? oafs y i.r. No
{, - +e No white. 24s4 925 he No / haxseed
- ~: clover contract grade 81 Mes pork r-r hbI
60 eSlI ~ lard per 100 70. SIS +5dS6 6 u short ribs
sues .iqose 50 oHetSG 81
= otS' snort clear sides Coxed 81 s0asT go Whsssv
t % oI 9lsh as vines 81 q sugarsCO loaf $50 gran
0ze eonfectioners A $3.50. on A & fSc % The
Produce Exchange to-day butter marxaT as a,ftt
tlLeTles ltaDlSc, dairies I4d1Tc C7eese STEADY ~
S'agl"'te Eggs steady: fresh lie
huluth July 1I.-Wheat. No hard rash so2-
AosGsi, sic; September Sese December s07Se- n
TNoFtneFh cash lS%e August. T9c September ZSIsr-
0sT y Sc NJ Northern TTe. No spring T3Ac
Nlt"Spkse N July 1Twhsat dun: No Northern Ts.
Barley dull' No : 47c; sample 40a45e - 49,
. MINNEAPOLIS, July 1T.-CIose-Wheat IN store NJ
Northern July, l6tc September NC Decerbsr
"a rack No hard, I9+c; No Northern TT1tc. NJ
->oftherr ttc. Flour and bran unchanged
Philadelphia, July l7.-wheat steady contract r-sss
JC4iE 9-24l174c- Corn i4sc lower No ? nike TuIv'
t41+c oats steady, No white clipped S1R31Iae
Eggs nrr good demand; fresh nea rby ara yVe~t--0
l+c' DO southwestern. l3c. Southern 1lc C-hsass
IHler NeW1 ork ruh fancy. small 10. 40 zoos
- caoiee S4JAc. Receipts: Flour bbIs 4-5 006
70 N SACKS wheat IL QUO bush corn lis 0OO bush eas
ISyoo bush Shipments; Wheat 6OO0 bush corn fS5 600
BUSH oats. g. 00o bush ~ -0'
St Louis, July 1I-Closag: whea,-No = red cash
50S, i, DsG9eni0fsT eHs1I61c COrH-No cash SsGc:
gHty - SC September, 3SIzc Oats-No rash "a,
July -51c; September S'sc; No = white . tse.
cincinnati, July 1T--Flour steady Wheat outer. No
55e o Sorn easier; No mixed. 44l2e. quiet: No
mixed &c Rye easy; No :, Sic
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WeSTE0N In.

Ira.us West 4-d 81 FeTTy f0lWs 20 Minutes
ear lIur ron
90 A. N
sidney Noon-
saturday Faf Holiday Rockand ?.
Nestbus Limited 10 hockLand S,lo 2 NJ
tChcaga Western points. 600 P. n
fSuacay special MiddetoWn 9lS A h.
saturdays ualy Gpay TSundays only.
Tickets parlo seats at SI 9s5 and L54 Broad
way Ava.. 243 Columbus I2Sth ST.
West YORK. L.
eS Broadway BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

o COTTON closed quiet wiki quotations unchanged on
-ss-s u 9 -5-l5c t1r mLdlnE upland ana 10 l-lbc
I-1--.-E S-.f Sales GJS bales. Southern spot mar
- we're ts-eE-apEed follows NeW-Crleans quiet ana
--iIs- u -l5c. Mobile nominal "a Savannah
80 2al 50 Of. Charleston quiet al ehci WI
- a. rc----g doing Norfolk nominal a. lOc, Bait
-ie ncn-Ea. LJc. Memphis steady al S@tc Augusta
go a. s--6ueSsc, Ru3-I6c lower. St Louis quiet
- Nc -1Ee- al -
-Ae eTDer- movement follows
Great Britain France Continent.
s. "a --r v-ey ''''' "a m BO23
o Tar lfe ? 225 2s3 6S502S ZooohSo
AecpJs o1 cotton az the porte and interior points
-eE- ..rr.-ar VII daV last week anc last
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

Fare eEu coffee coffee market arm good
average santos 5000 receipts - coo bags uhTee days.
STOCK $50 90 hazs Hamburg coffee market opened =
pig 80 3 . pig net lower sales 81; OlV
Ezvre coffee opened Irregular Decefloet
3 s--- -. Others UNCHANGED = n, declined :
ru- med franc orleF
franc. irregular so unchanged total
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

Rio coffee market f-rn Rio. 1880. exchange IA
receipts days. cleared for the United
5000 cleared for Europe 200 bags stock
l72 009 bags
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

wiimngton. Jqly 17;splrsts turpentine nrm a. -
45Ac receipts l16 bbls Rosin firm. 81 20Qxl % re-
eeipts SoS hbs Crude turpentns quiet 81 eogS2 co. re-
cepts. l3l bhls Tar steady 81 40 receipts, 10 oos
savannah, July 1T.-sprtts turpentiue ~
eeipts 2el6 bills sales sss exports Rosin nr; b.
oc up receipts 5235 bbls sales. l. 4S8; exports lzo
Charleston July 1I.-Turpentine market hrm at 4'o'
London. july IIETtlrpen ntne-srtrtts sss Ahd.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
NAVAL STORES.

There was slight from yesterdays advance
IN the market for spirits turpsntine to-day southern
advtces expectations the market closed
barely steady in tone Ron quiet at unchanged
prices. quote.
ia OK ALI,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
Central R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracts Coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks Electro -Pneun1arirfr
Citations In New York. Liberty and SON Fsrrv
A1s4s 4saSe Liberty - as below ttne Ferry
I've minutes earlier except as lotetD
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
'AR--Regulars, 81 a5: do oil hbls. S4
RIR I,r.l trI-A y E-A--r.I ~ e, - i. 80.

RosIN-Common to good strained, 81 s.; E s1sS;
q %: @ 81 So; H. 81 90 l. 81; K, 81 20; NJ " 20 ~
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

" y u . 90 " ". % 10
STOCK ON HAND
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

, a. the ports and interior points
m rne same day last week and last
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-25
CITY DESTROYED!
Chinese Burn the City
of Tien TSin.
American Loss in Skirmish
With Chinese.
international Force in China Closely
Beset on all Sides.
FOREIGN MINISTER'S SAFE At PEKlN.

Che Foo, June 25.-Chinese lombard
ment of Tien Tsin set fire TO mission
buildings first. The fire spread to the
native city and destroyed everything.
The attacking force. well supplied
with modern artillery. has been pres
sing the small allied force very hard.
Already the dead number 100. Relief
Is being rushed from Taku but the col
umn have to fight their way through a
big Chinese army. The governor of
Shan Tung province. In which Che Foo
Is situated. after comforting with sub
ordinate mandarins, decided not to
join the rebels, and issued a procia-
nation decreeing that all Europeans
and Americans should be protected.
Admiral Kempff held a conference on
Sunday at the American consulate
with Consul Fowler and the captains Of
the Nashville and Yorktown. The local
governor OF che Foo was present and
promised there should be no uprising
here against the foreigners and gave
other assurances Captain Edward
Bayly. OF the British srmored cruiser
at Taku signalled the American cap
tains yesterday: Thank God the Rus
SLAMS are here. Otherwise we would
all have been murdered"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-25
A serious Eatt.

Charles Lewis, a depot platform em-
ploye, was seriously. IL not fatally. in
jured at the Crystal Ice works this
morning. He. with other employees.
was at the works re-icing some refri-
gerator cars, when he slipped and fell
from the platform, striking his left
side and shoulder on the hard rail. He
was picked up and carried 20 the city
building. and DIR. wroth, the local SAM
Ia Fe railway physician and surgeon.
was summoned. He examined the
man and gave him some quieting REM
edies. II IL the opinion OF DIR. wroth
that the chances are about even.
meaning that Lewis Is seriously. II not
fatally. injured. The patient viii be
sent TO the railroad company hospital
at Las Vegas tonight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-25
A PERILoUs JOURNEY.
Kiiled One of their Horses and Drank Its
Blood To save Their Lives.


blood To save Their Lives.
A few days ago three young men
two from Salida. Colorado. and the
third from New Jersey-called at w.
L. Trimble Il Co.'S Second street nv-
cry stables and inquired of John $.
Trimble the overland route to Gallup
and Fort Defiance. Mr.. Trimble point
ed out the route as best he knew how.
but the young men suggested that Il
would be a shorter route TO go by way
OF the sand hills on the west of the
city. Mr.. Trmble cautioned them.
stating that no one has yet made that
route, but that they had to return to
the city or would get lost for a few
days.
However. on Friday morning last,
bright and early. the young men start
ed on their journey across the west
ern sandhills. taking along with them
a five gallon can OF water. They were
told they would reach water twelve
miles from the city. but when night set
in and they were about twenty-five
miles from the city they had yet
reached no water. Their supply of wa
ter was exhausted and they wandered
hopelessly all that night and Saturday
in quest OF water. Late Saturday af-
ternoon one OF the men mounted one OF
the horses and rode or TO find water
IL possible. As he did not return, the
other two killed the remaining horse
and drank it's blood After becoming
revived and somewhat strengthened,
the two men started to walk back to
the city and en- route one OF the men
fell by the roadside fatigued and no
longer able to travel The other kept
on and reached the city Sunday morn
ing at l0:30 o'clock. He told his tale.
and, with Sheriff Hubbell and City
Marshal McMillin. he started back to
find the companion he had left by the
wayside. He was found leisurely
walking toward town, and he stated
that the Rio Puerco mail carrier saved
his life by giving him a small can OF
water. The man. who left the camp
on horseback, went back to his COM
panions sometime Saturday night and
not finding them rode into the city. ar
rlving here yesterday afternoon. The
three young men are in camp now near
the Barelas bridge. and II is dollars to
doughnuts that II they persist in go
ing to Gallup or Fort Defiance they
will not again venture across the bleak
sands west OF this city,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-25
SERIOUS SITUATION.
small international Force In Great Dan
ger In Pekin.


London. June 25.-Although the pow
ers at last seem conscious OF the mag
nitude OF the Chinese peril and are
concertedly hurrying forward troops.
the International troops available to
overcome immediate perils of the sit
uation are apparently totally made
quate. Alarm not only for the safety
of Vice-Admiral Seymour and party
who are not mentioned In any dis
patches purporting to come from Pekin
but also for his base at Tien Tsin re-
mains unrelieved. The admiralty re-
ceived the following dispatch from
Rear Admiral Bruce. dated Taku, via
Che Foo. June "a: "The total force
which left Tien Tsin with the COM
mander-in-chief for Pekin was about
1000, composed of detachments from
the allied ships. No action could pos
sibly be taken to relieve the comman-
der-in- chief, because II was only
known that he was cut OF by Tien
Tsin being invested. Tien Tsln has
been fghting for it's life ever since. II
was on receipt OF Information that the
Chinese army had ordered trains for
attacking Tien Tsln; that they were
Taku as well as mining mouth OF the
Pei Ho, that 1t was promptly deter
mined to seize Taku. Since then
every effort has been made to relieve
Tien Tsln. command a small coast
ing steamer for taking troops and
sick and wounded across the bay to
Wei-Hai-W Wei. where intend making
a temporary base hospital and asylum
for refugees. India Is sending China
eight battalions OF infantry. cavalry
regiment OF artillery and engineers as
a fighting force, besides two battalions
TO guard communications"
The Oniclal Gazette at st. Peters
burg to-day contains an order OF the
czar as follows: "As we consider II
necessary to raise troops In the Amur
military district to a war footing. we
direct our war minister to take requi-
site measures. At the same time we
direct the necessary number OF reserv
lists belonging to the Siberian Amur
military district shall be called out for
active service"