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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-30
Suffered a Heavy Loss
by Fire Sunday.
Machinery Was Valued at
$15O,0OO.
Fireman Rhodes Received a Broken
Knee-Cap.

A serious confagration. which for a
time threatened the entire destruction
of one of the largest plants in Akron
visited this city, Sunday afternoon.
At o'clock fire broke out in the
power house of the Northern Ohio
Traction company, located on Beech
St, near the canal. The flames spread
rapidly and were soon making head
way over the entire plant. The fire
originated in the boiler room which
was situated In the southeast corner
of the building in one Of the brick adj
ditions, but recently finished by the
company. A hue was blown out OF Il
boiler and the fire was swept iDto the
blower" which operates :he ventilat-
ing shaft. In this way, the fire was
soon scattered about the entire build
ing and made 1t impossible to control
it. Ii broke out In the roof and in Il
few moments the flames were upon
every hand. The rooms were filled
with smoke and steam and the men at
work within had 10 make their escape.
In so doing the fireman, William
Rhodes, fell through n trap door ami
broke his knce,cap. He also received
burns about the head and arms. He
was taken TO the City hospital In
Parks ambulance.
The fire alarm was turned in and de-
partments !, and 4 responded aud
placed the fire under control, but not
until the roof over the boiler and en-
CINE rooms had fallen IN. Adjoining
these rooms, is the large compartment
in which is located the Immense ma
chinery that operates the system. The
heat became intense in this depart
ment and caused untold damage. The
engines, generators, dynamos aud 9th
er machinery is valued ut $150,00o,
and is capable Of furnishing 5000
horse power The belts and attach
ments were all destroyed and water
caused large amount Of damage to
the intricate machinery. Fortunately
the large generator was so protected
as. to escape injury and this enablcd
the company to start it's cars so soon,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-30
NEW ELECTRIC LINE.
Railway Will be Constructed Be-
tween Columbus and Springfield.

Work of constructing the proposed
electric railway line. between Column
bus and Springfield, will be commenced
this fall Alessrs. VIII Christy and w.
w. Mcintosh, of Akron, are among the
capitalists Interested in the project
The line will pass through Franklin,
Madison and Clarke counties, covering
n distance of AZ miles.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-30
s $500 ~ -.

We Will pay the above reward for any, case
of liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache Indigestion, Constipation or Costiye-
ness we cannot cure with Liverita, the Up
to-Date Little Liver PHI when the directions
Vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction.
25c boxes contain 100 pills, l0c boxes contain
40 pills Sc boxes contain 10 pills Beware OF
Stamps taken. NERVITA MEDICAL co.
Cor. Clinton and Jackson Sts., Chicago, ~
sold by Il. Steinbacher Co., druggists,
Akron, O,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-30

the resurrection of the dead. We
wonder how life is to be breathed again
into the bodies, which have been re-
solved to their elements. / cannot say
how it will all be accomplished but
this 1 know; that Jesus will come
again; that the dead in Christ will be
raised; that the living will be changed
and be caught up in a cloud to meet
the Lord in the air. That is to be the
beginning of joy and peace to go on
forevermore."
Rev. Sellers said he was often ask
ed if there were any harm in dancing
He said that each should settle that
question for himself in the light of
this truth; that Jesus is coming again,
we know not when, in the twinkling
of an eye. when heaven and earth
shall pass away. "If you delight to
be found in ball ROOM said he, ''or
a saloon or other place Of evil, then
settle it for yourself"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-30

You get today's happenings today
in the Democrat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

cupled under lease by the United
states, wete partially destroyed by
the United states troops 10 prevent
them and the stores therein contained
from falling into the hands OF the enc.
my In the war between the states"
Another bill Of great interest 10 this
section of New Mexico has also been
introduced and reads ne follows;
60 confirm the title 20 certain land TO
the Indians % the pueblo OF zuni, in
the territory OF New Mexico.
he IL enacted by the senate and house
og Representatives % the United states
of America In congress assembled.
That the lands claimed by and belong
Ing To the pueblo OF Zuni. In Valencia
county, IN the territory Of New Mexico.
lyiuE and being In townships nineteen
ana twenty north, ranges eighteen and
nineteen west, and not exceeding one
league OF ave thousand varas la each
direction from the four corners Of the
pueblo proper, az reported by the sur
veyOr general OF said territory. be. and
the same - hereby. confirmed. and the
COMMISSIONER Of the general land Office
shall issue the necessary instruction.
Tor the survey OF said claim. and upon
the return and fling In hia Office Of
such survey and plat said commission
er shall issue a patent therefor: pro-
clded. however. that the confirmation
shall only be construed a. a relinquiBh
rnent ~ title on tde part ~ the Unit.
I'd states. and Enall not afTect any ad.
verse valid right, should any such ex-
lat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
DounLr-mEADrR QUESTION.
Railway Age Notes the Pact that there are
differences of OpInion.


differences of Opinion.
Some OF the railway employees In Tex
az recently took the singular course OF
appealing to the state railroad commits
SION TO prohibit the companies by which
the applicants were employed from
continuing their practice OF running
doub'e-header freight trains says the
Railway Age. The plea was that the
practice was dangerous. but Ia the
background was the considerat ton that
a long train with two engines requires
little smaller train crew than two
small trains. The railroad commission
gave the subject thorough investiKa-
tion. many railroad men presenting
testimony on both sidee. and the em-
ployes OF some roa Z running double
headers offering no complaint aEsinss
the practice. The unanimous decision
~ the board was that the evidence
did not warrant any action. and the pc
titIon was refused. To grant the de-
mand and prohibit the railway from
running trains with two engines would
have Involved AN Interference 0f the
state authorities with purely techni-
cal question u operative methods Ia
which they had no right 70 interfere
and In which the public has no con
corn.
The double-header question h one
over which equally competent railway
experts differ. az 10 its safety and
economy. The Baltimore 4 ohio. which
has lonE been running long trains,
with Two engines. has decided, Il n
said, 20 limit them ON certain divisions
90 thirty cars. handled by one engine
Per contra. many or the great roads
adhere TO the double header plan as
the safest and best Topography, eli,
mate. character Of tranic and othei
conditions have 10 90 with the diner.
Ina practices. Il is fair a assume thai
the responsible officials of a road ar,
the best judges Of what are the propel
operative methods for them 70 employ
ana dictation by employees or pohtica
authorities in such matters would be I
menace 70 public safety and priyAt,
| rights
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

The i.esensy Funeral Train "a Wstrans--
suooessfsi surgical Operation.

The Lesensy Funeral Train "a wstroas--
saoosssfsi surgical Operation.
Al a meeting of the national guards
Monday evening. Oscar Land was choS-
en- nrst sergeant and Henry sena. sec
oud sergeant
a farewell party waa given Tommy
Ward al his mothers residence Mon
DAY evening, on tho eve Of hia de-
parture for the mining and stock town
~ blackberry. Arizona.
Attorney Alfonso AoMiilen 10 up from
Albuquerque 70 Try the case OF the
Raynolds brothers against Peter Hia-
son. an eieotmens suit. The suit went
over ten days.
The Lesncy funeral train carried "a
people up 10 watrous Tuesday morn
lng. where the funeral services OF MIRA
j. NJ. Leseney. wife of the passenger
conductor. were solemnly and impress
siyely conducted by Rev ). y. kell0Sg
la the Masonic temple and the ladies
OF the Eastern star and Ladies' AuH-
illary % the order of Railway COndao-
tors at the grave, Tha decorations
were lovely. particularly the norai
star aud broken column presented BY
theorders above named. while tha mus
ic Wa touching. as u coming from this
very souls Of the singsra. Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
GALLUP GLEkNlNGS.
Several Accidents at the Gibson and
CataIpa Mines.
SOLDIERS FROM toRr wlSGArr

From the Cleaner
Tho Southwestern Brewery % Albu-
querque has made arrangements 10
open branch house ia Gallup.
Three miners at Clarkville had their
wages garniaheed. one u them had
nothing coming. the other two we're
paid on and discharged.
Charles Doyle. fireman, who rooms
at Airs. Green's lcf, sss IN HIS panta-
looms pockets when he retired and
found that somebody had entered In
the night and robbed him.
Two Italian minors at ulbaon were
caught by "A fan OF top rock and coal
last Mc-"ay. one OF them had his
back badly sprained and the other had
his lex broken. They are et the Har-
per hospital.
Monday was day Of accidents at
the Gibson and Catalpa mines. At the
latter mine a workman suffered frae-
ture OF the clavlcle At the Gibson two
men were hurt. one having bis sight
leg broken and the other suffering con
fusic ns Of the scalp. No fatalities.
John Grinko sued George Stanawich
Of Cstslpa Tor go loaned money and
lost the suit II seems that stanawich
was intrusted with the money to take
20 Austria, while IN New York he was
robbed Of ali the money he had,
Miss Minnie A. Arnet, teacher at
the Defiance agency. died OF pneumonia
last Tuesday after short Illness. The
remains were embalmed hy the under
taker here and shipped TO her former
home al Walcot ~. Y.
The subscription paper FOR the Utah
mine explosion sufferers will be cirou-
lated again by MessrS, George oliver
and Andrew Caana. one hundred dol
lars have been subscribed, but quite a
number OF men who would subscribe
have not seen the petition. Mr. oliver
( has kindly agreed 10 solicit suhscrip-
tons az Gibson.
John kcnnedy's store was burFlariz-
ed the other night. The window in the
rear was broken. A dos was heard
barking loudly Ia the night Kennedy
who rooms above the store was awak-
encd as we'll az others in the house.
The only property MIR Kennedy has
missed con1ists of twenty plated rings
ana ave watch chains.
Two tough hombres bearing the
names OF Thomas Ryan and John Muir
ply got out os cash and at the ~.
Elmo saloon attempted to raise the
needful, stealing So from one Of the
tables They were arrested. given a
hearing and sent up TO the county jRil
for ninety days Deputy Newcomer
took them In on Tuesday. Murphy IL
a hop fiend
Some colored soldiers were In town
last Sunday from Fort Wingate Some
OF them were filled up with whisky and
rode their horses through the streets
az faster gait than the ordinances
allow. In leaving. when they go, below
the electric light plant they fred sew
eral shots In a row at the Klondikc
saloon one of them struck negro in
The face with pistol. Considerable
excitement was created on Railroad
avenue by them. The matter should be
looked into by the authorities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

from Roanoke. Va. 10 Ios Angeles.
Cal, he having beat his wa for the
entire Journey. The route was, Roa-
noke, Va. to Lynchburg. Va, via y a
w railway. Lynchburg. Va, TO Char
lotte. ~ g.. via southern Railway
Charlotte. ~. c.. 20 Atlanta, Ca. via
Southern Railway. Atlanta, Ga. 20
Macon. Ca. and return. via southern
railway, Atlanta. Ga, to Birmingham,
Ala. via southern railway, Birnnng-
ham, Ala. to Meridian, Miss. via A. "a.
A. railway, Meridian. Miss. Mobile,
Ala. 10 New Orleans, La. VIA l.. q N.
railway. New orleans. La. 10 ~ Paso,
Texas. via Southern PaciAo CA. s)i El
Paso. Texas 10 Los Angeles, Cal, via
southern Pacinc a. -. The Journey
was made Ia the latter part or She year
1895
The young man. a iaborinE man OF
limited means. would not be satisfied
until he had relieved himself of the
obligation be- feli he was under 10 the
different roads In question. The gen
eral passenger agent replied that he
would accept for hia road and The lines
IN interest az the lowest regular fare
rate Ia effect from Roanoke % Los
Angeles. which was at that time teb 90.
ana thar. upon receipt of this amount.
would spportion IL TO each line Almost
by return mail draft Tor the amount
was received and the distribution was
made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
srrciAI INVITATIONS. n .

Extrnded by Chaplain uarwu,d to AZ.
tend Memorial sermon aud services.
As chaplain OF q. X. Warren Post
No. 8. Ia Albuquerque and also OF the
Department oi New Mexico, Grand
Army OF the Republic, 1 take pleasure
ia extending this special invitation 10
all the people In Albuquerque and vi
Cinity, aud TO the people Of all the
churches and Sunday schools OF Albu.
querque of every denomination. and 10
the teachers aud children OF all the
public, private OF church schools Of
whatever kind. to attend Memorial
services on next Sunday aud also on
Memorial day, Rev. Dr. Beatty will
preach the sermon on Sunday and
Judge MctNe will deliver the special
discourse on the 30th.
rHOS. HARDWOOD, Chaplain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
rmr WATKINS MYSTERY.
Ne LETT Congress, ATisona, on - Prospect
inE "Trip aud Committed saieids.

Ne Left Congress, ATisona, on Prospect
Ing "Trip aud Committed saieide.
A letter was received this week by
4. l.. Watkins from the coroner OF
Congfes, Arizona. stating that an in
quest ahd been held on the body Of A.
l.. Watkins, bar tender who worked
here last year az the opera house sa-
loon. The cause OF death was not sta
ed, but Il 10 supposed 10 have been
consumption, Ait. Watkins was a
quiet, unassuming man ana was well
thought Of by al who had dealings
with him lie left about si.600. Tom
hinch has a trunk which belonged 10
watkins. he notified two brothers
Twins In the east OF the death Of their
brother at Congress.
Thos. Hlnch received letter from
the coroner al Congress. Arizona, IN
relation 10 the death OF A. p. Watklns.
whose body was found three miles
from Congress with . bullet hole
through his head Iie had committed
suicide apparently about eight days
before the body was found. lie had
started on a pr0apecting trip with three
burroR A letter ready for mailing was
found on the body. II was addressed
TO the proprietor et the Harvey house
and contained the Information that he
had lOst a check for $500 while stop
plng AZ Ash Fork.-oallup Cleaner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

OF baseball genes we're played on the
athletic aeld of st. Michael'a college
with the following results. College
Pioneers, i5 Spiders, ,. College Juye-
niles 20. Bugaboos, it, College Browns.
30. Santa Ne Cyclones. l. The College
Pioneers have a standing challenge Tor
any Santa Re team whose average asa
is "a years and average weight ~
pounds
Walter Locke came In from Albn-
queraue al noon on viait 10 his little
daughter az the sanitArlum.
sheriff klnseli is doing good work
for the city by using the inmates of
the county Jail 20 work on street im-
proyements
A quiet wedding took place last even
ing at o'clock az the residence Of Mrs.
l.. A. Harvey on johnson street The
groom was Afr. Hiram Thomas john
son. OF Springfield. Mo-. and the bride,
Mlss ida Bell Beck. OF Las Anlmaa.
Col The ceremony was performed By
Rev. W. Hayes Moore o. the Presby-
terian church In the presence Of a few
friends.
Part of the oifce furniture has al
roa,.g been moved TO the capital build
nE, The remainder Will be moved BY
the iat OF June.
A New Yorker named Jorlan. who n
suffering with lung trouble. arrived In
tho capital yesterday from Albuquer-
cue and was admitted to 80. Vincents
hospital.
Negotiations for the purchase by cx-
perieuoed hotel men OF the Palace ho-
tel property. are ON the tapis. II is to
be- hoped the ncEotlau tons will be sue
ccssful. This city needs a hrstclass ho-
tel managed on the American plan.
Atanaslo Padllla. who was arrested
some time ago on the charge OF assault
with intent to hill and was lodged In
the county JAIL yesterday furnished
a &l.oOO bond for his appearance before
the next grand jury and was released.
Capt. John J. Lamhorn and son. who
have been here f0r the past year for
Captain Isamborn's health, left last
night for their home az wilcox, Neb..
called thithcr by sickness in the family.
Captain Lamhorn has determined TO
elore out his banking and other large
interests there and come to New Mexi-
co to take up his residence.
Engineer Geo. Reedic. who has been
taking long enforced lny-Oft az re-
sui, OF Injuries received In a wreck. re-
turned yesterday from a weeks visit
to Denver a RIO Grande headquarters
at Denver. Tie was most generously
treated by the officials Of the road and
( u naturally made him feel worthy good
when they took down the record book
and showed him that in 10 years OF
continuous service with the company
there was not demerlt's mark stand
ING against his name. He resumes his
run next week.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
wArRolis MOTHS.
Mrs. ISssie IeSeHey'a = Funeral w.n. Hunt
Raturus Ia ~. aauls other items.

Mrs. Ilssie I.es.nes' = Funeral ". ~. Hunt
Raturas Ia ~. ia1Is other Items.
watrous, ~ ~. May 23.--W, n.
Hunt. OF st. LOuis. who has been
spending the winter and spring AZ Wa
trous. left on Tuesday morning for his
home This young gentleman, who was
out here for his health. belongs TO two
OF the old OF families Ia 81. Louis--the
Lucas Hunt and the Booth families,
Horace stOAss. OF Moorestown. New
Jersey. left watrous .or his home IN
the east O.. Tuesday morning. This is
the third seafon that he has passed In
New Mexico for his health,
Mrs. Lizzie Leseney. wife og C0nduc-
tor I.eaeney. who died In Denver on
laal Saturday. was buried az Wa
trous on Tuesday by the Eastern star
lodge. OF which she vas a member, a
special train ran out from Las Vegas
to carry members OF the lodge and 9th
er friends. Mr.. and Mrs LcHeney re-
sided la Las Vegas. but Mrs. Leaeney'i
relatives live In and about Watrous
she was a daughter % Dr, Bowmcr. d
well-kn0wn territorial Mason. and sh,
was buried in the Masonic cemetery al
Watrous. she went 90 Denver 10 have
an operation performed and died from
the effects OF a.
uyAT,nOItg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

come out before the congregation, 10
pray gOd TO forgive them. and as the
people thus faithfully dealt with get
saved they make foldiera of thcsn. The
Salvation Army solder is man or
woman who has been saved. and who
has given up an intoxicating drink and
come Out before the world pubiicly 10
be a soldier for Jesus Christ. Re-
cruits have 20 show BY godly living for
month that they are truly converted
and have - slgn certain articles of
war before they can be publicly rec
oEuized az soldiers. Al soldiers ara
urged 20 get and wear full uniform as
soon az they can anord h. also 10 give
up using tobacco, fashionable dress.
ornaments, chains. iewelry. etc. For
any other information concerning the
work of the Salvation Army call on
Ensign ana Strn. KennAn. si5 south
SECOND strcet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
AtsOOONts PARAGRAPHs.


special Correapondenoa.
AiE0dones. May 1.-THE weather here
has been very rough, the wind blowing
almoat a sale the past three days. Yes
teriay afternoon about 8 O'Clock a iieht
rain commenced falling which lasted
until nearly midnight This afternoon
some slight showers fell
All crope look we'll Wheat IL hi0h
enough now to cover ground we'll ana
promises Co be- an extra good crop
Corn IL coming ~ and aiao looks very
we'll All garden truck h doing nicely.
Peach trees are very heavily iosdsd
with fruit Apples. plums, aBricots.
cherries ana auincca are all good nnd
promise . large yield Alfalfa ia almost
ready Tor the first cutting and many
here think there will b. The largest
Yield for years
wallace Heasciden. president 0f the
Albuquerque Land and Irrigation com
pany paid a rying trip up here to look
after the Interests ~ hia company.
Indications point 90 a renewal %
work on the low line canal IN the near
future Taking everything into con.
sideratlon the future looks bright Tor
good times again. J.H. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
sAlvATIos ARas wonK.

EDsign ksnniw Communicates About the
Coed Wogt % the Array.
kditogs Cflgen,
In order 20 eniighten ths public mind.
whl giYe a brief sketch of what the
salvation Army isl The work 0f the
salvation Army is 10 force every one
% think about God and salvation. Vast
muititudes. in many places nine tenths
of the people, never enter a place d
worship. and many ~ those who 90 -
there occasionally, a. a matter % Gus
tom or form, never really spoke 10 God
Ia their Hives. The Army sends into q
town or village one or two of ita on
ccfN who begin a. hold meetings In the
opei, air ana ia any buildings they can
get the uae o. They hold meetings
every night and ihFes meetings on sun.
dey, ana urge everybody 70 give up ain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

sberiH Kinsoil's Trip Acasio GallsEos Un
der tsoEds -Catile aud alnes.

sberin kinsoil's Trip Acasio GalleRos Un
der BoRds -Cattio aud Mtnes,
u. &. Kinsell, sherin OF santa Fe
county. came Ia from the south this
morning and continued on 10 Santa re
AIR. kinsell was over IN Lincoln coun.
~, where hv arrested Acasio Gallegos
charged with obtaining goods under
false proienaes while az Santa ~ dur
lng the last territorial Legislature. Oal.
lnEos gave bonds for his appearance az
Santa We on the nrat Monday Ia Sep
tember when bic case will come up for
trial
Mr kinaell made the trip via El
Paso ana Captain. although the con
neciions wcre close. he found the trip
quite a hard ono. He reports the cat
tle % Lincoln county ia hrst rate con.
sitlon aays che mineral industry d
seemingly thriving in the districts he
passed through, and that the coal
mines at Captain are being worked BY
day and night ahlft, and PRODUCING
a superior quality of toal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Iiass Hall Gasaes Iarsmsn's Toaraameat
other fteus.

Iiass Hall Gasaes Itrsmens Toaraamoat
other ftems.
Apollnio Pine aud slx other young
men OF this clly viii leave Tor PEN
1ance. Arizona. 10 work on bridge cOn-
struotion for d, Gentry a sons
The city IRE department bas advloea
that Las Vegas. Albuquerque aud ISa-
ton will send a fun force 20 attend
the IRE tournament July ana 8. psm-
Ina, Las Cruces ana silver city are
yet 10 be heard from.
supt, Crandali sent home 10 Arizona
three pupils from the Pima agency.
two Eiris and a boy, who nave lOag
been la poor health. He thinks a sum
mer vacation out of school Will be bet
ter Tor them.
n, A. Johnsof. Of Washington Cisy,
examiner of United states surveys. Is
In the city on oftcial duty accompan-
led ~ hia hcla assistant, irvine stiles,
also of Washington. They leave in a
day or two 90 examine surveys In san
Miguel county, thence going 20 the
state of Washington on similar duty
within the iatt eight days a series