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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-14
Ruppe for Rs.
CITY NEWS.

The Brunswick 1o-cent cigar is all
right.
Crystal lotion for chapped and
rough skin. Matthews drug store.
Best line of sponges. 10. l5 and 20
cents, eyer sold J II. O'Rielly Il Co.
For reliable dentistry see the East
ern Dentists. room "a. -. T. Armijo
building.
At Matthew'S drug store your pre-
scriptions viii be prepared s~clentif-
cally and honestly.
Sell your furniture to II. 8. knight
II you want the highest price. Room
IL, Grant blocA.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY'S OFFICE is now located
at 3l9 west Gold venue
II. S. Knight has for sale small en-.
CINE and boiler, also new $500 Estey
piano; must be sold at once.
II. s. knight will sell you furni-
ture or anything else at auction for
twice the sum you can realize at pri-
vate sale.
Cover your floors when you can get
art squares, $3.50 up. at Futrell's
furniture store.
The assessor will receive tax returns
at the Office of +. III. Kent for one week,
beginning March Ia.
Our clothing is thoroughly tailored and
Is made by the best firm in this coun.
try. Mandell a Grunsfeld.
Best and largest line OF drugs and
chemicals sold at j. ii. O'Rielly &
Co.'S, prescription druggists.
II. 3. knight has homes and real
estate for sale In any part OF the
city. Call at room IL, Grant block.
Your opportunity 10 become a part.
ner In one of the Oldest and best es-
tabllshed institutions In New Mexico
is now offered. Address this ONCE,
III. q. +.
We appreciate your patronage and
will make IL worth while 10 you 10
trade at our store We onfcr you
shoes that will ft and wear well at
close competition proof prices Our
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-14

Dress trimmings In all over t~insels,
bands, Persian effects; the newest in
the market. Is. Ilfeld x Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-14

3 pounds picked pigs feet..."... 25c
3 cans sweet corn. 25c
2 pkgs shredded wheat biscuits. -. Doc
. pounds honey. pc
No small packages delivered.
THE MAZE.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-14
Notice Of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be.
tween Harry Cooper and NJ. J. Nc
Aztec. under the firm name OF Cooper
4 McAtee. has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, Harry
Cooper will continue the business In
his individual name. and Will collect
all debts and pay all accounts owing
by said firm.
HARRY COOPER,
NJ. j. MATTE.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-14

Screen Work Speciality for sixty Day,
Only.
John Newlander, manager OF Albu.
querque Planning Mill company, offers
window Greer at q cts. per square
foot. Door screens at 0 cts. per square
foot: guaranteed to he strictly first
class. Mail orders solicited. A reason
able charge will be made for Grating.
We also manufacture house trimmings
and store fixtures. Write for further
information. Address John Newlander,
403 south First street, Albuquerque,
New Mexico. Automatic phone Ago.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-14

Fresh by express Friday morning
small pan Catfish, Black Bass, White
Fish, Lake Trout, l,edsnappers, Red.
fish, Sea Trout, Sea Bass, Rock Bass,
Founders, HOLSTERS, Shrimps, Patent
Case Oysters. SAN JOSE MARK r.
Gents furnishings for all mankind.
B. llfeld * Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-14

Notice.

All persons knowing themselves In
debted to the undersigned are hereby
notified TO call and settle at once, and
save further expenses II placed fol
collection.
III. A. NJ. PALLADINO,
Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-14

READY FOR PLANTING.
Hardy two-year-old ulaes. altheas. large
lowered eiematis, climbing and standard
roses, boston Ivy, honeysuckies etc.
IVES, TuE FLORIST.
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Why 2

Why pay more than $500 for an ordinary
Shoe to wear every dayi We have just
added a new line of shoes TO our already ex-
tensive stock, which we are selling at
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Little "Chinese Girl" Friday Night
at Neher's.
ANDREWS OPERA COMPANY.
ROSA BERLINGER.

On Friday night, Tor the seconu
ime. "A Breezy Time" company Will
,ppear at the Neher opera house. and
me OF the interesting attractions Will
De the appearance of Miss Rosa Ber-
Iiuger, who, with her mother, has
stopping at the Grand Central
hotel for the past month. A Honolulu
paper, in commenting on the young
lady, says: Honolulu has the only
American woman who ever played In
A Chinese theater In a Chinese drama
in the Chinese language. She Ii Miss
Rosa Berlinger. known on the stage
as Rosa. and she has appeared In the
Chinese theaters Of Hong Kong. Sing
apore, Manila, Macao and Pekin. Miss
Berlinger drifted into this strange ca
reel rather by the force OF circum-
stances. She came to Honolulu ac-
companied by her father and mother.
as a'member Of the ~ and l. comedy
company by the City Of Columbia. The
company shared a good deal OF the
hodoo influence which seems to have
followed the vessel, and Rosa and
other members Of the company soon
found themselves out Of engagements.
with no way Of walking to the next
show town. Rosa eve lost her cour.
age or her h~opefulnesD. She found
there was an opportunity for a singer
who could sing Hawaiian songs. She
put herself under the tutelage OF Pro-
lessor Berger, leader OF the govern
ment band. and though she had never
heard a Hawaiian word or listened to
a Hawaiian air until she came to Hon
olulu, she soon mastered the intrica-
cies of both OF the languages and the
..,,l. aaI ufaa rau,,larlu anua0ad IN
appear at the band concerts She Gre
| ated a furore among the Hawaiians
| and teh concerts at which she sang
were always attended by crowds OF
the natives. Soon thereafter she
learned Chinese songs and music. and
made a great hit In all the Chinese
theaters."
To know just what the theater go
ing public want Is a question that
causes the manager many IN hour ol
perplexity and worry. Great produc
tons, staged at an expense running
up into the thousands. have beer
withdrawn after a single weeks run
And, again. a piece put on simply al
a makeshift has caught the publl'
fancy and run through a whole New
York season. incidentally putting casl
into the managers pocket.
In the field OF opera this is espe
cially true. Each year marks tn
burial OF some opera company tina
has started out with colors flying an,
splendid prospects for ucces Tn
enormous expense attached to a tray
cling operate organization Quickl,
IA - A. IL
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JOYCE sAcRlFIcED.
Chicago Chief Of Detectives Testifles
- 5 IN Expense Account Scandal -

Chicago Chief Of Detectives Testihes
!. = in Expense Account Scandal
= Chicago, Aug. 29.-After both sides
had concluded in the civil service in
.vestigation Of the. city detective bu-
reau expense account scandal, Captain
Luke p. Colleran, chief Of detectives.
at his own request. took the witness
stand. The chiefs testimony, while
as q whole shielding the detective bu-
reau, practically sacrificed Lieutenant
Joyce, who Is on trial Colleran testi.
fed that Il Joyce made out Lie ex-
.pense account knowing Tracy was In
Chicago and had never left for Cleve-
land. he was guilty Of making an I'M
proper report, and II Joyce did not.
know the whereabouts OF tracy ct
the time In question, he was guilty OF
neglect of duty Commissioner Powell
asked the questions, which placed
Colleran In q, position where he had
10 sacrifice his lieutenant or bear the
brunt of the neglect. Il. .55 IS
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Wins the Prize n the Competlttve
-. LIE kninhte Iemplar Drill -. ;.

Louisville, Aug. 29-Colorado COM
smardery No. L of Denver, before IN
admiring throng o. $4,000 people and
under the critical eyes Of . board OF
Judges composed Of three regular
army officers and q representative OF
the Knights Templar, captured hrst
prize in the competition Of drill teams
from commanderies Of ;: knights. st.
Bernard commandery No. 5 Of Chi
cago, the favorite with the majority
of spectators, captured second place.
while Golden Gate No. >16 Of San Fran
cisco and Hanselman No. 16 Of Gin
cinnati came in for third and fourth
prizes respectively. Canfornia com.
mandery No. i, being the only mount
ed command, had no difaculty In cap
turing the trophy for the best appear
ance and drill on horseback.
What 10 known as the dependent
membership question precipitated 2
hot fight at meeting OF the grand
encampment. 1t ended in the en-.
.campment sustaining the ruling OF
Grand Master Lloyd. Briefly Sir
Knight Lloyd holds that to be In good
standing q knight Templar must main.
tain his standing in both chapter and
lnd1xa sEg85, ~, ~ f-Est, ss gtS E:@%s
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Y VIII Reopen the Case.

Z Berlin, Aug. 29.-The court OF ap-
Jpeals has decided to reopen the case
of Sergeant Martin. who recently
after bis second trial was sentenced
to death for the murder Of Captaii
Won Krosgik. General Won Alien bases
his application for . revision of The
sentence on the ground that Sergeant
Picket, tried and acquitted at the
same time as Martin. was wrongfully
acquitted but general surprise is ex-
pressed that the case Is reopened.
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hoL.DUpT ON q TRAM, Z
Five Masked Men Rob Ihres Others
{ Sfss Y. Near hudson, fls. %>s% +

.fivs Maslssd. Men Rob Three Others
I sS:s Near Hudson, Wls. sS y !.
p4sH Hudson, WIS.,, Aug. pa genuine
,cAse OF sholdup occurred +. ON freight
train No. So, bound for st. Paul. Fred
sRusSler, Rubin Keller and; Leo Keller.
sall So4 Prairie du sac.,,s Wis. were ina
box car going to Montana At Eau
Claire flve young men dressed In
dark clothes and SLOUGH hats got into
the car and said they were going to
E6t. Paul. Shortly after the train left
Knapp one OF the men lit . candle and
each of the hve held revolvers ON the
three men from Prairie du Sac, two
,of whom were In one, end Of the. car,
among some machinery and the other
opposite them. F2s. .s -, - .T' =: .
f. The ave had. handkerchiefs around
their faces below. their eyes and gave
their orders like old hands. 7 The sum
OF '354 was taken. from the boys. 70
gether with two gold watches and
chai1s:ys >, .%EYtt i Ivy 81 siS9**s g., -.
aS ssaS Sheriff Bell left for Knapp In the
morning to hunt down the robbers.
The young. men went on to Minneap.
olis, having enjoyed q breakfast on d;
Which was handed back to Leo Keller;
~ n gss gs Z
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HAIL DOES DAMAGE.
tvlnnlpss Waited BY the Worst etorn'
sss Sa;5ss n Ito t1lstory, $ W. Y:

III t45s.C
;s Winnipes, Man. Aug. q. The worst
hail: storm IN the city's history oc-
CURED duringoth afternooh. q For half
San hour clouds OF Ice came down and
the loss to merchants and others ID
placed ct $4,000. The walls Of .
brick block on the corner Of Main and
Graham fell IN, foundations were De.
3stroyed In other new structures and
windows by the thousands were
smashed. Banneld's Big store on Maj, /,
street. filled with light textures, cur
tains and Iaces, was flooded. Sewers
backed up and celiars along the west
side OF Main street "a the principal
business section were Inundated and
valuable stocks DESTROYED. The dis-
strict visited II small. the city getting
the worst Of It. Crops we're all cut,
but the flowers and foliage In the city
sDerts On readiness Tor the Duke OF
tcoenwall1 .vbit w1ss cDt doH1 elsan.
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s EMPRESS FREDERIC ks Wilt. .'iIl :. =.
Each Of Hsr six Children Receives 9
& H. = Million. Marks. i. = q. -

ESNCn OF .Sv0T SsA StSUosOW VoSssvSC
b b ~ 7,s3:S g Million, Marks. ss q -
;E Hamburg. Aug. 29.-The will Of the
late Dowager Empress Frederick was
Eopened without special ceremony dur
Ing the day. Her fortune totals H.
E00O, 900 marks. Her six children re.
Eceive 1000, 900 each. The youngest,
Princess Margaret of Hesse (wife OF
Prince Frederick Charles Of Hesse).
also which gets Frederickshof castle,
on which the dowager empress spent
The sum of s.0oQ,00 marks, a bequest
witch she received from the late
Countess Galliera. The dowager EN-.
press destroyed. only her most private
.papers. The remainder were deposit
Cd In the Frederickshof library. The
fortune of the dowager empress In
5cluded nothing from the late Queen
Victoria, the dowager empress having
renounced all claims on her mothers
estate. aG:..:> 49, : @:;",.
Ess; Count Won seckendorn under the
will receives numerous valuable
tokens Of the esteem In which he was
held by the late empress dowager. He
Will quit the service of the court ana
retire into private life. .,.' t-'''-'~@ e.; :
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AGAINST; & Noni.uNloNJ { u MEN !
Miners In Kentucky Preparing for an
- Active Campaign. -. .5s {.

WJH0TB III sNVWSVeySy s1TSRSS'"sUe'SS''-1 : =.
!: ~ 5575:5:a 57 Active Campaign. sss7 -sSs Z5
5 81 Darlington. KY, Aug. 29. 9.-Members
Of the Mine Workers union Of Hop
5kins county have been congregated
shout and near Nortonville for the
last two days Information fromEm men
who have been In their camp puts; the
number seen ct different times from
l60 to 900. 515hS 5E'3@ 1. t = q
Information IL IN the hands Of the
county ofieials that the local unions
during the past few days raised 81 900
and placed 1t In the hands Of rep.
lresentatiye with instructions to buy
guns and ammunition to be shipped to
sNOrtonville for use In q campaign
against the non-union miners Of Hop
kins county. t.5 ss I 81 .g \: 4,s j St
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MRS. NATION IN NEW YORK.
Calls on, Police Commissioner Murphy
-, and John L. Sullivan.

sss New York, Aug. 29.-Mrs. Carrie
Nation. arrived in this city during the
day. She had an interview with Po-
lice. Commissioner Murphy, during
which he told her she would be ar.
rested IL she violated the law In this
city Mrs. Nation also called on John
50. Sullivan's saloon to see the ex-
champion In reference to q state
ment he was alleged to have made to
the effect that he would throw her
In the sewer: Sullivan sent down
word that he was Ill, but made an apr
lpointment to meet her next Monday.
She then went to see Archbishop Cor
iriEan. but he was out OF town. r
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7 APPOINTED A FILIPINO.

le1e Abreu Given q. Position IN sne
Division Of InsuIar Affairs. ,: =. n h
Washington. Aug. 29.-The presi-
dent has appointed Jose Abreu.
Filipino. On assistant in the once IN
stNe division Of insular affairs IN the;
Syar department. Mr.. Abreu came %
sthlss country about . year ago and lt Y
SafferS taking q course at the Colum.
him nv school In Washington took
II summer course at cornell university.
sHe VIII be given charge Of work re-t
sletirx "a the Philippines In the dtvi..
sion over which Colonel Edwards pre-
aides. ~. In, AZ, u "
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GETTING: READY 70 Elst.l,I GIT
.aulfa M ]. E eofs ef e

Ss9 Vienna, Augs ,Fhe Taseblatt's 9
Constantinople cerrespo pondent says the
sultan has declared that the ID ready
tosface Q war With France. :
q The porte. says the correspond dent,
has ordered 300 German guns for the
defense OF: Salonica and other ports
and has ordered the laying Of mines
IN the approaches to the harbors.
e. ( The sultan the correspondent as
serts. Is day and night planning de-
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5 O. O. Buck, zBeirne, Ark, says: I
was troubled With constipation until
I bought De Wits Little Early
RiseEs. Since then have been entire
u cured, Of .rmy old complaint. I
recommend them, II. A: Groezinger
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.saIntnreated y In Automobiles

Paris, Aug. %. THE cxar having
lnfimated . wish to examine fully into
military automobiles, all the availablei
automobiles will be employed il the
Rhsims review says The Echo de-
paris. sThe matter 3is one In which
the Russian emperor is greatly inter.
ested. Large government factories
have already been built iB ST. Peters.
l1ufe for the manufacture Of autoDo-i
hilee fof the RuSsien Army." " sss55 :5S5
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,Deeline 20 Sell Their Fruit.

81 Kingston Jamaica. Aug. 20. .-ThD
fruit situation on the north side Of the
island Is becoming serious. 4 major
ity of, growers decline to sell at the
reduced price. Force is being used
to prevent the, minority taking sha.
uanas to the shipping quarters. Thoa-
sands have been threatened along the
Extra police fprecaution
has been taken and several persons
arrested on the charge Of coercion. Il
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AsK s. i On DAM i AGES. !. I
Passengers on the lslan3er eus ne
Navinatlo Ion Company.

II: N Seattle. Wash, Aug. p. ~ Neafiy
two score cases against the Canadian
Pacific Navigation com patly 81 8 con-
nectfon With The wreck Of the steamer
.Tslander haye been fnsti tituted for dam-
ares ~ loss of life, property and In
Jury "a. health The cases will BE- pre-
sented n the United States court,
which is presumed 10 have jurisdic-
ffon. The caSes involve only tnoee.
who were citizens or natives Of the
Tinted states. sss u sssss ss
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Roosevelt Children Leave Hospital.

Roosevelt Children Leave Hospital.
New York, Aug. 29.-Alice and
Quentin Roosevelt, children OF Vice
President. Roosevelt, who have been
sick at Roosevelt hospital. are 90 much
better that they were removed to the
home in THE city Of Douglass Robin
son, brother.in-law of Mr., Roosevelt.
The vice president and Mrs. Roose-
velt are also there. --gr,>, -. ~.
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The Guster Under Control.

- The Gusher Under Control.
: Beaumont, Tex, Aug. s29.-The Wild
Palestine.Beaumont oil well, which u
responsible for three deaths. was
placed under control during the day
by Frederick Chase. the diver. who
had worked nearly = day at the task.
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Believes Strike viii BE Settled.

Columbus, O.. Aug 29.-Secretary
John Bishop OF the state board of ar
bitratton has returned from Pittsburg.
Negotiations were under way. he said.
for conference between the ofiicialo
of the steel corporation and the Anal
gamated Association, at which he be-
iieved q settlement would be effected.
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DOES NOT CONSULT THEN
prsparatless for Their Journey y Der.
IN q irsr,~srs VI sp,ts = 4. Presssss.
a'ysn osarssre - Fesrth F'oer q q
Hoss, snd z sss psrm'ttsd . Leavs !. !,
sl.s Duild,ns-P Prsteness et Illness
!. 4as Dssn Dropped. ~ u ~ 5;.<r :.
has Dssn Dropped.

"a 00Sll0, AU8s 1vs-W0Sle 00c1O C1Is
he's still believe that Princs Chun.
mead OF the Chinese special mission
70 Germany. ID III ct Basic and will
come: to Berlin In = few days. The
Lokal Anseigsr's 4, Berne cofresDond-
ent has Interviewed Herr Won Rauch,
business manager Of the mission. who
;seys the delay was due 70 questions
of fornaHties at the Berlin Ereceptioa.
I The Immediate attendAats Of Prince
Chun are decidedly Indignant ct their
summary handling ~ the German ON.
cials. Herr Won Rauch. who II at-
taohed to the mission In behalf Of the
German government. Ii calmly lss1ar.
fng the travelling arrangements lin
spite of the fact that the chinese state
they may not be able to proceed to
Berlin. Some Of lle minor Chinese
ohicials objected to lodging on the
fourth door Of the hotel. but Herr
Rauch promptly intervened and COM
pelled. them to accept the quarters to
which they had: been assigned. See
Ing that the lowest in rank 0 the
members Of the retinue are prominent
mobiles such coercion Is not rellshed.
Prince Chun has dropped his pretence
Of indisposition and ID keeping MP
constant telegraphic communication
with Peking. One cable message cost
him $780, The members OF the Chi
nese~ mission are not permitted TO
leave the hotel. This. It is said. ib
due to- the personal orders OF Emperor
u
It ts now generally conceded that
the delay Of the mission is due &c. ne J,
severe exactions Of EmpeYoF WiliA!1N
n. compliance with the explation con-
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Brings ttrsctiveness TO listless, ua-S
lovabls girls, making them handsoms
marriageable womsn. ThsYs what
Rosky Mountain Tea will do. So.
akF. 4 Grossinger. !; # :i5s.5:.ssI s:s.y
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ss3s Hurst with e Loud Report.

Sand water poured into the cabin and
5sections 81 the woodwork sof the boat
were torn wayl by the force Of the ex.
snlosion. lThose sofs thA passengers who
Here. not scanned and scared ~ the
acaldins stean and .boilina. water we're
zatruck ~ the Sflyingl portlons Of the
anlintered cabin. SLeks and arms were
hroken and faces and bodies were par.
s,niiad The screanns az the Injured
csnld M heard sshore and the cries
a. thoae who leaped and were blown
into ne river were heartrendtng.. s;s5 s.5
!. a. great vas the force 81 the explo..
,sinn n maj = plano ia the upper draw.
fng room 81 the hoar was hurled many;
1eet @ swav frSr, the boat into, the river.
rhia nroyed fortunate circumstance;
fnr many of the .iniured passengers.
4hro1n III ;rnl,si sintn the water. scaIded and;
stserv,sa & ~ = injured a. that they were.
rsnderad helnIess cIung ia the piano.
ssIch had fsilen' into shallow water.
,s.tii M rascna6 .. :T 80. & =
a,c..,s..,., (. Z .,,... s 3s- Il 54
u'sn.1 -" - s, = =.
nen ne eApN,es;as U,.s.. 49, :. se ~
vanderveer and Pilot Curry were y.
the pilotnouse e, botn aMere al.n nule.spy
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THE CITY on IllENro ON ToTALLY
& ll,AEckE ijtIAs iTolREs. \
.,S q ,Ss , DALI sss;s q s73i d III ~
FIRE ADDS 10 sTH = HORROR D
kessSIs quickly Rvn, "a hsrs and sinks.
4 5sIr shsssys y Eisvsn DsAiss
II !; II HavSf Dssi, lsssoys - and Il q
81 g. 4
al Fsare1 No. q! Her easssnssrs sssd1
crsass A. . u tee; > eess- cassss ! = - ~
8 pisae& - Vni,oJVp.. a. a::>: s;..

EAiIaaeabhia, Aug s1e.-Nvhile th0
$1tsaa6oaGs CITY ok sTren4oa az 'tAo VII
Iaingtoa oteel Ut compauy Mas q
AofsNAyffe sthis city 5to Tf6nton, N.
~ h1r port boiler sfplodsd, killing
srsl1s md injusiAs oyer o
5Seore Others. Four rai isAnSsrS are
nissine Int agnaays taken care
..ek IN tsisads 81 81 thoSRkht Mss.
slig are am0ag th0ssswh0 did not md
III necessary to4go to the hospitals. E Il
A1tSk ne exptouion lhs boat took
- ma ran aS161alA ] rrhsrs sshss Hes
sawrscksd and blackened hulk: N the
'saarshes oDposits Torresdale, six
miles shove this city. Her hull u
Alied with water and It 10 feared more
.of her crew ana passengers may be
1onnd at the bottom Of the boat when
the water Is pumped out. ~. se.$s ss.s>,G
fs y boat belonsing to the police de.
paftment 10 anchored = short distance
from the stranded excursion steamer
'pImping the water from the ill.fated
gyessel. IN and menabers of the police
force are on shoas ready to send any
bodies that may be found to the
morgQe in this city. The City Of Tren,
ton made daily trips between Phlla.
delphia and Trenton. gtoppins at Bur.
,llnGton, N. ], Bristol, Pa, and other
points on the way. She left. the com.
pany's wharf at I: Asp. NJ, Is minutes
behind her sch edule time. X i. & &
tr. Nothing OF moment occurred until
Ahe boat reached Torresdale, at 9
point opposite what is. known e as the
Harrison mansion, fronting on the
Delaware river ct this suburban re-
sort, the .steampipe connecting With
the port boiler I'D: Il - e.
Burst ith i Loud Rspert. d.
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