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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
Fair Association Prospers.

ALBION, Neb., Dec. S.-(Special. 1.-THE
annual meeting of the Boone County Ag,
ricultural association occurred last satur>
day. The report of the secretary showed
that the association now owns thirty acres,
worth 500 per acre, bare land and improve
ments worth at least $1,000, and not a
dollar OF debt against it. The treasurer's
report shows a balance in the treasury
Of $3.50. The new officers elected were:
Isaac Letson. president; John o'Neil, vice
president; Job Green, treasurer, and H. l..
Brooks, secretary. 1t was voted to hold a
four days fair in 1908 instead Of three
days. B. A. Roberts was elected delegate
to the state meeting in case the president
could not attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09

a late hour bond had not been given. The
trouble occurred in the storeroom In the
Walsh block. occupied by Steele and Mrs.
Angus, over the disposition Of stocks in the
store. Bad blood had existed between the
two men for some time on this account.
Angus denied that he did the stabbing.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
ICE COVERS UP THE RANGE
stockmen in vicinity of Grant Com
PEELED to Commence Feed
ing Cattle.

GRANT, Neb., Dec. s.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The temperature fell twenty de-
grees during Saturday and sleet commenced
falling Sunday morning, lasting until Mon
day forenoon. Everything is covered with
ice and %stockmen are compelled to feed. In
dications are for continued bad weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
smallpox stamped out.

LEIGH, Neb.. Dec. s.-(Special.)-T
Leigh public schools opened this morning,
after a three weeks vacation on account OF
the smallpox. The quarantine has been
raised from all places and it is given out
by the Board Of Health that there is no
danger OF more contracting the disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
Makes Fine sIeiEhinE.

LEIGH, Neb., Dec. S.-(Special. Dur
ing the last few days ample snow has
fallen to make excellent sleighing, the
best for many years. The snow did not
drift and is Of excellent quality for sleigh
ing. The weather continues cold and no
thawing was noticeable during the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
Brakeman Killed while ~switchinE.

LYNCH, Neb., Dec. S.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Herman Fagerli. a brakeman on
the eastbound local freight. was killed this
evening. He slipped while switching, fell
under the car and was dragged a car
length. He died almost instantly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
survives Entire Family.

PLATTsMoUTH, Neb.. Dec. s~.-(special.)
Grandpa" William Atwood celebrated
his eighty-hfth birthday at his home in
this city today. his wife, their children and
nearly all OF their grandchildren being
present. He has lived to record the death
notice of his parents and all of his broth
ers and sisters, and is enjoying quite good
health for one of his age. During the day
many friends called and extended their
CONGRATULATIONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
SANTA FE TRAIN WRECKED
California Limited Meets with Dis
aster and Many Passengers
Are Injured.

BUCKLIN, Mo-. Dec. s.-The California
Limited on the Santa Fe, No. 8, was
wrecked between Marceline and Rothville
today.
The engineer, Samuel Wise Of Argentine,
Kan, and the fireman were killed.
The wreck is a bad one and many passen-
gers are believed to be injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09

siege Of serious sickness. w. W. Miles was
taken with a bad attack of apoplexy this
morning and William Twidale is also suf-
fering with a serious attack Of the same
dieaaea
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09

II you neglect piles. They wifi cause fatal
diseases. but Bucklen's Arnica Salve posi-
lively cures or no pay. 25c. For sale by
Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
Serious stabBIng ARRAY.

In a fight tonight between Dr.. George
Angus and Otis Steele, a %furrier. the lat
ter was stabbed in the stomach. Both men
were taken to the police station and steele's
wound was dressed. 1t is not thought to
be dangerous. Police Judge Cosgrave was
rolled out Of bed and after a preliminary
examination fixed Angus bond at $1,000. At
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
Japs Work on Railroad.

For the first time in the history OF the
state japanese employees have been brought
into Nebraska. Tonight thirty-four were
taken through here from Wyoming to Ster-
ling. where they will be employed by the
Burlington on construction work. The men
were in charge OF Foreman George Kakagi
and Agent X. Okajimee, and were on a spe-
cial train, consisting Of three bunk, cars. a
diner and a kitchen. These cars will be
their home during :he winter. The men
are to be paid S1.25 a day. None Of the
Japanese have been in the country more
than two years. but a majority OF them
speak English and appear fairly intelli-
gent.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
LABoRERS DIE IN TUNNEL

Explosion occurs and Five Italians
Are Killed While at
Work.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. S.-Five Italian
laborers we're killed. three seriously and
eleven slightly injured today by an explo-
zion in a tunnel being cut by the Louisville
q Nashville road at Bakers Hill.
Two striker with ApOplexy.
HASTINGS, Neb., Dec. S.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Hastings citizens are undergoing a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09

Zero.
T indicates trace of precipitation.
l.. A. WELSH,
Local Forecast Official.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09

DR. KHMER & % BnghamtonI \. ::
GENTLEMEN: My trouble began with pain in ny stomach and back so severe
that it seemed as If Knives we're cutting me. was treated by we of the best physI-
clans in the countrya and consulted another None of them suspected thtth cause of
my trouble was kidney disease. They all told IN ethat had cancer of the stomach
and would die / grew so weaku hiatt could not walk any moro thna child month
DID, ant I only weighed ninety pounds M day m brother saw in paper your I'd
verisement OF Swamp Root the grat khn y remedy, He bought ne bottle at our
drug store and took it. My family could see change in ne fort he better. SO hey
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thanks to Swamp-Root and weigh 1S pouuds and I'm Keeping house for my husband
ant brother Swamp Root curd mt after the doctors hdt failed to dc me- particle
Of god.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
Sample Bottle of Swamp-Root Sent

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09
Gertrude Warner Scott.)

Women suffer untold misery because the nature of their disease is lot correct
understood; in many cases when doctorng hey are led to belNe that womb to
bic or female weakness of m sort responsihle fort heir ills, when in fact, disc
cred kidneys are tn chief cause of heir distressing troubles.
The mild N xtraordinar effect OF thu world nous kidney and bladd
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-09

Charles Waite, old and blind, either acct
d~entally or with suicidal intent, took a
header over the railing which surrounds the
light shaft in the court house and is now
at his home with the chances against his
recovery. His injuries consisted of a broken
ankle, a fractured arm and a dislocated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13
SANTA FE.

From the New Mexican
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wherry
at 8: 80 this morning. q fine boy. Moth
er and child doing very well.
The brick work on the aew Method
list church ediiice on Don Garlar eve
nue. will be resumed In a few days and
pushed to completion.
Mrs. John Anheuser, from Joliet, H..
is in the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Il. McCord. on Johnson street.
During Mrs. Anheuser's stay here Mrs.
McCord will be lat home" on Tues
days.
Mrs. David M. White has purchased
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Riddle, on the corner of Manhattan
avenue and Galistec street. The place
will he extensively improved and Mr..
and Mrs. White will make 1t their flu
ture home.
Carleton Post. G. A. r.. added three
new members to its roll on Saturday
night, giving |; membership Of sixty
comrades In good standing, an increase
Of six since the beginning of the pres.
ent year. The new members are viii
liam T. Guyer. WILDER B. Glidden and
John II. Shufelt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13
SANTA FE.
From the New Mexican.

fTom the New mexican.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Pop. a
baby boy on Sunday last Mother and
child are doing well.
Pedro Ortiz, printer. Is wearing a
broad smile. II was a girl baby and
came Monday afternoon.
Six prisoners. under the direction of
the city marshal are cleaning the
streets This Is a good thing and
should be kept up.
Judge A. J. Abbott, attorney for the
Pueblo Indians, returned from Albu.
querque. where he was called on legal
business for the fsleta Indians.
The game of ball here Sunday be-
tween the Santa Fe Blues and the Ger.
rillos Blues was won by the home team
by score of IL to 10. The game was
well attended. and the visitors were
well pleased with treatment accorded
them.
Mrs. Rummels, of Albuquerque. and
Mrs. w. II. Coleman, of Cerrillos. were
the guests Of Mrs. Williams on the
south side, Saturday anu Sunday Mrs.
Coleman returned home yesterday, and
Mrs. Rummels was passenger on the
north bound train for TERRA Amarillo
today.
J. p. Reed. chief clerk and disburs-
ing officer In the Office of the auditor
for the interior department in Wash.
ington, has been In the city for several
days as a witness In the Mariana +.
Sena case, now on trial In the United
States court here. Mr.. Reed Is en-
joying his stay here. finding Santa
FEES climate and attractions most
agreeable and pleasing.
Mrs. Nj. j. Warner Is in receipt of a
letter from Mrs. Stevens. of Highland
Park, H.. saying that her sister. Miss
Ada Knox, had Just died. having
reached the home of her brother the
day before. Miss Knox had many
warm friends In Santa Fe, where she
had spent much time in search OF
health during the past four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Gibson have re.
turned from Butte, Mont. where Mr..
Gibson attended the national mining
congress as delegate from New Mex.
leo. The gathering was very largely
attended and New Mexico was well
represented there by dozen delegates,
who were given recognition on all i'm
portant committees.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13
FLAGSTAFF.
From the Sun.

From the Sun.
Forest Supervisor Breen returned
from tour of inspection of the Grand
Canyon forest reserve.
Eugene, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Treat fell down stairs, the
fall breaking his collarbone.
j. J. McMurtrey returned from trip
to the Verde valley. where he pur-
chased herd Of 300 Angora goats.
Miss Bertha Beecher who .as been
visiting friends here. left for Williams
to take a position as teacher In the
public schools of that place.
NJ. j. Kennedy left for Fort Apache.
where he has contract for building
an indian school. 1t will take about
three months to complete his contract.
G. II. Mcclure returned from pros
pecting trip In California and Nevada
this week. Mr.. Mcclure thinks he has
a good thing in placer proposition
which he found His specimens GER
tainly were not found In malpai.
c. A. Greenlaw and wife we're In
from Greenlaw mill. Mr.. Greenlaw re-
ports heavy rains in that vicinity. A
rain on Friday last washed out all the
bridges and half mile of track. The
rain, however. filled their reservoir.
Howard Marine has been appointed
by Governor Brodie to the position OF
guard at the Yuma territorial prison,
and he has assumed his duties. Mr..
Marine can be relied upon to perform
his duty and will make an excellent
official.
Supervisors j. G. Phelan and George
BabbItt left TO inspect the work re-
Gently done on the Oak creek canyon
road. The road was completed last
week and the Verde valley ranchers
have much shorter route to Flag
staff.
j. A. Barley and Rev. Mcnamara
left for Phoenix and Tucson. The,
travel by wagon and go by way of the
Verde valley. Father Mcnamara will
spend some time In Tucson, going
from there to Albuquerque. where he
has been appointed chaplain nc St.
Joseph's sanitarium. During his stay
here Father Mcnamara made many
warm friends. who will regret his de-
parture. ,.,
On Friday Of last week. while Mrs.
J. Backman was canning psachss, one
OF the cans exploded. and The coptsstu
struck her In the face. Severely SbnEn-
Ing her. For . time II vas thsagHG
| she might lose her eyesight. hut foytu.
uaHa1v althOra m bndIv hurnaA her Avon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13

From the News.
Mrs. william r. Dermont left for an
extended visit in the east.
Forest Ranger r. f. Holden was q
business visitor at Flagstaff the first
Of the week.
The Misses Jetty and Alma Rosen.
valid. OF albuquerque. we're the guests
Of Mrs. A. Tyroler last Tuesday while
on their way home from a California
outing.
Mrs. Lulu Simms has opened a pri-
vate school for the instruction of little
children not yet ready to attend the
public school.
Arthur Case. of Winslow, is a recent
arrival In the city. having accepted a
position at Pheian's. made vacant by
the resignation of j. Sellman.
An important business change will
occur next Wednesday when the firm
of Twitty & Parker will be dissolved
and their entire stock Of goods pur-
chased by Poison Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sellman left for
Walsenburg. Colo. where they expect
to reside In the future. but we should
not be surprised to see Jack" drifting
back again before long.
r. ID, Berry and X. II. Cameron ar
rived in the city from Flagstaff. Mr..
Berry has been suffering for tho past
two weeks from peculiar trouble
called shingles 1t appears to be a
sort OF nervous affection. causing the
skin to blister. giving the appearance
of very bad burn. and is very painful.
Bob Kinser came up from Prescott.
h,.ying returned from Los Angeles
about n week ago. He says William
Hull and Alex. Radcliff. well known
here. have good prospect about ten
miles west OF Prescott, on which they
have four men employed at present 1t
is a free gold proposition. assaying
over 800 A shaft has been sunk
fifty feet on an eighteen-inch ledge
and about $50 feet OF tunnel has been
run in.
The Williams public schools opened
on Wednesday with an attendance OF
1o2 pupils. The delay of day was
caused by the absence Of Professor PHI
chard, Of Flagstaff, to take the neces-
sary examinations. Upon his return
Wednesday. Miss Struggled and Miss
Beecher. being already here, the
school bell once more called the chill
dren to attendance. OF the 1902 pupils
enrolled they are divided under the
three teachers as follows: Professor
Pilchard, 2s; Miss Struggled, AS, Miss
Beecher, &c. The outlook for good
and prosperous school year is very en-
couraging.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13
SAN MARClAL.

From the Bee.
Harry Jaynes and family are home
from an enjoyable visit to Long Beach
and neighboring resorts.
The machinery for n thirty-ton con-
contractor has been ordered for the
Cooney mining district in Socorro
county.
Mrs. j. w Broyl"s and daughter ar
rived home few days since and re-
port a delightful tour of California and
pleasant visits with friends.
Fred Schey reported for duty early
in the week. after tour of the Pa
cific coast resorts and vacation that
has added to his weight and knowl
edge of the outside world.
The probate judge has been petit
toned to appoint j. ID. Chandler admin
istrator of the estate of Sam Martin.
the cid ella ranchman who died In
San Marcial last week.
Mrs. Maude Dyer. wife OF oyer,
formerly of San Marcial. has taken
charge of the Hotel Mentone. at Ridg.
way, Colo. and promises the public a
strictly first class hotel
iIio Grande just above the Engle cross
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13

poets to attend tho School Of Mines
during the year about TO open.
The rainfall for August ~ recorded
at the School Of Mines. was three and
half inches, This 10 more Than the
total rsinfall for tha nrst elk months
|of 1909, al a..1 ~ ,..s.f,..
John Dobbin 10 reported to be about
ITO have q ten,stamp mill installed At
his Water Canyon. mine, II ID 70 be
hoped that. As will SOON besin to enjoy
the fruits Of his patient labor.
Rafael Luna has been appointed To-
cal operator for the Postal Telegraph
company to All the vacancy caused BY
the resignation Of James Wickham.
Nathan Hall was In town yesterday
from his mine In Water Canyon. He
reported that l.. Stroxzi was quite ne.
verely injured Thursday by the prema-
ture explosion Of q charge Of powder
In one of the mines Of the Canyon.
II Ia PROBABLE that the republicans
and democrats of Socorro county will
agree upon q union ticket dividing the
ofices equally between the two par.
ties. An agreement between party lead.
ers to recommend such q plan to the
regular conventions has practically
been reached. The idea has much to
commend Il.
Rev. and Mrs. M. Matthieson have
returned from four months visit
with relatives in Scotland and Ger
many. Both seem to have been much
improved In health by the trip. Mr..
Matthieson says II Is wonderful how
people In Europe make the grass grow.
but they cut 1t and do nearly all their
farming with American implements.
Fred Wilson and Miss Bertha Saun.
ders, Of this city. were united In mar.
riage Sunday evening. Rev. NJ. Mat
thieson officiating at the ceremony. II
was expected that these two young
people would be married soon, but
most OF their friends were taken by
surprise by the event being celebrated
so soon. There is no lack Of good
wishes for the happy bride and groom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13
oeMiNo.
From the Herald

From the Herald.
The new colored windows of the
Episcopal church have been put In.
The Methodist supper at the opera
house Thursday evening cleared about
SEA
Hon. N. A. Bolich and wife returned
home Thursday from their old Mexico
trip.
Married. by Rev. Ray. Tuesday last.
Richard Allen Flood and Miss inelma
Cambell. both of Deming.
Will Clifford. q nephew Of w. ]. Cliff.
ford. Is working on the new Nordhaus
building. He halls from Albuquerque.
The Calvin building. opposite Lin
dauers store. mas been rented for
school purposes. until the addition
now being built to the school house is
finished.
Nine or ten husky, yelling cowboys
are expected here daily with herd
of LEGO Las Animas Land Il Cattle
company's cattle for shipment 20 Cali
fornic.
Owing to the crowded coalition Of
the Deming school building, an addi-
ton of two rooms is being constructed
to the building. Rosch 4 Leopold
have the contract.
AS predicted in this paper last week
the Southern Pacific and Bisbee rail.
roads are friends again. The Southern
Pacific has put back the famous Bisbee
switch 1t tore up last spring and will
again do Bisbee switching at this
point
A sad accident happened at Wamel's
ranch. near Victoria. Sunday after
noon. Young Henry Faust sprang on
to a horse to go to Hachita for mail.
The horse ran away with him and be-
coming entangled In wire gate, fell
upon him. Young Faust was inter-
nally injured and rndered unconscious,
DIR. Mcclellan was called and brought
the boy to his mothers residence in
this city Monday. where he died in the
evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13
sr. JohNs.f

From the Ships. ir u az ~ - ,
4, H. Knight was In from the Isose n
camp At Sinking HprinEs. ysseerdsv
He setsrnsd to camp after spsndtns q
few hours chatting with the ~beyss e.
Professor Hinckley was the only ap.
plicant for teachers certificate to take
the examination Monday and Tuesday.
He expresses himself as confident Of
having succeeded
A Mexican held up and robbed q
woman Of ~ In Concho the other day.
and took his Winchester and hit lie
road. Sheriff Ortega and Jesse Marin.
BILE started In pursuit.
This is the time when the old soldier
liz happy. Quite few OF them are
around with their quarterly pay
vouchers.
Chairman Of the board Of super
visors. A. " Gibbons. returned this
week from trip to Woodruff. He re.
ports everything nourishing there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13
GALLUP.
From the Republican.

From the Republican.
The output of the Weaver mine for
last Wednesday was 1880 tons.
Miss Gabrielle Zaczynski returned
from her visit to Santa Fee on Tuesday
last.
b. +. Zahm. the hustliag Indian trad
er, is having large addition put on to
his place of business.
A fiat car loaded with Western Union
telegraph poles caught fire about 4
O'Clock Wednesday morning. The fire
alarm was sent in and the Gallup fire
department turned out and soon had
the fire Guenched.
J. S. Bowie. MISS Agnes and Anna
Bowie and Miss Blanche Mulholland.
who have been spending some weeks
at the famous Jemez Hot Springs, re-
turned home last evening. coming in
across the country by wagon.
b. Sleyster, the well known insur-
ance man of Albuquerque. was here
last Thursday and Friday on u bust
ness jaunt. Mr.. Sleyster has many
warm personal friends here who are
always pleased to welcome him to the
coal city
Miss Sarah Dugan returned to Phoe-
nix last Tuesday morning, her brother,
Edward. having been pronounced out
of immediate danger by the attending
physician rr. +. ID. Harper.
Attorney l.. L. Henry. wife and child
and Miss Louise Bolton, and Judge and
Mrs. j. r. Brown. who had been visit
ing in the Zuni mountains for a week
or so, returned home Tuesday. They
were we'll pleased with their outing.
We learn from reliable sources that
Swede colony will soon he located in
the vicinity of Ramah. The trip OF
Major Clark M. Carr to his land and
cattle interests in the Zunl mountains
in company with a representative of
the proposed colony, is significant The
representative was more than well
pleased with the conntry in and about
Ramah.
Mrs. w. +. Kuchenbecker has been
on the sick report for several days this
week. We are pleased to state the es'
Unable lady Is much improved at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Boone and
children have returned TO their noun
tain home in the zunls. Their young
child has almost recovered from its re-
cent severe spell of sickness.
Gregory Page aud wife returned
from California on Tuesdays flyer Mr.
Page reports having q fine time while
absent He took in all the sights
worth seeing and says ne met many
ex.Gallupites while there. Mrs Page
who had been AT Point Richmond, the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Harlow
for the past few months. enjoyed hei
vacation from Gallup immensely
We understand the democrats here
have i.iade arrangements with II. A
Pease, OF the Hollxook Argus. to print
paper for them during the campaign
this fall.