Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-07-30
A BIG FREIGHT WRECK
NEAR RATION TUNNEL
Twenty Eight Freight Cars Loaded With
Merchandise We're Ditched Near Woot
on and Catching Fire We're De-
stroyed by the Flames.
GRAND MASTER KELLEY VISITS THE
MEADOW CITY ODD FELLOWS LODGE
joys Special Daily Service.

evening from "A visit to Trinidad
Mrs. H.. A. Hannum, who has beei
quite i'll, is able again to be about.
Mrs. Fl. w. Kelley will entertain
number of friends Thursday evening.
Mrs. Cecilie Rosenwald entertained
few friends informally this afternoon
Herman Pearlstein has returned from
his trip to Mora, where he visited ;
few days.
Arthur Ilfed and j. Linde returned
last evening from trip of a few days
up the country near Mora.
| Captain E. G. Austen returned this
afternoon from his trip on the Dawson
railway adjustment case.
r. b. Catron is here from Santa Fe
seeing the sights in the Meadow City
and jollying up his political friends"
Frank Roy and Francis Coyote will
leave tomorrow for ten days bear
hunt up in the country above Nora
| Judge William j. Mills left yesterday
| territorial capital and returned today.
| Guy Gatchel, who has been in bed
threatened with appendicitis, is able to
be at work again, though not entirely
well.
j. Karaheim, the popular wool buyer,
who has been in the city for the past
two months, departed today for his
home in Boston, Mass.
G. A. Gupret, who has been on a six
| weeks vacation in Kansas City, will
return tomorrow and take back his
chair at Gregory's barber shop.
Mrs. S. Stailey who has been visiting
her niece Mrs. Cheatham, returned
with her four children yesterday after
noon to her home in San Francisco.
Mrs. Allie Whitford, sister to A. C.
Whitford the conductor who was
killed, is here with Mrs. Whitford, as
sisting her in settling up her husbands
estate.
DR.. e. L. Epperson and brother with
the architect and engineer, went out to
the power house site for the new cleo
trio railway, and laid out the stakes
The injunction granted in the suit of
Bartolo Vigil VS.. Agapito Abeyta, Sr.,
has been maJ / apsrmancnt restraining
the defendant from using certain wa
ters in one of the arroyas near the
premises of the persons concerned.
A couple of men went against the
pulque bowl too hard yesterday even
ing and became incapacitated for fur
ther work One of them also got too
free with some lady and they both
were run in and spent the night in jail
Charles Grant of Albuquerque, who
was hurt in the railroad yards at AL
buquerque, April 2S, and who has been
at the Santa Fe hospital here since, is
improving nicely and is able to be
around. Mrs. Grant is expected up in
few days.
The Santa Fe is putting in an extra
wire between the dispatchers office
and the different yard offices and Shops
to complete metallic circuit. The
ground circuit is not clear enough, and
the metallic circuit will facilitate the
handling of the business between the
offices.
John York is taking his Sunday
school class, composed of w G. Hay
don, J. N. Furlong and J. A. Dick, out
to Kroenigs Lakes this afternoon tol
teach them the first rudiments in the
piscatorial art. They will stay over
night and try and catch the fish while
asleep.
w. C. Nones and grandson departed
this afternoon for their home in Louis
vile, after pleasant visit in the city.
Mr.. Nones is president of the Aqua
Pura Company here, and has many
friends in the city. F. H. Pierce ac-
companied Mr. Nones as far up the
road as La Junta.
Died, yesterday evening at the La
dies Home, George Rucker, colored.
The deceased died of tuberculosis and
was young man. He had been porter
in B. M. Blauvelt's barber shop some
time ago, and was quite popular among
the colored people. He has a brother
living in Topeka, where he halls from,
and a friend is expected in this evening
to care for the remains.
Considerable enthusiasm is being
worked up over the ball games to be
played here Colonel Twitchell Is de-
monstrating that he is the proper per-
son to manage first class team 1t is
understood Albuquerque will come
loaded for the game next Sunday. They
will come in Saturday evening, and IT
is expected they will bring along
crowd of "rooters.'
There was quite serious freight
wreck on the other side of Wooton on
the Ration mountain about O'CLOCK
this morning, in which 2S freight cars
loaded with merchandise We're ditched,
including the two engines. No one was
hurt except Engineer Leason, who had
a leg broken. The cause of the wreck
was a breaking in two of the train,
ditching the train which afterwards
caught fire and was almost entirely
burned up. The wrecking crew was
Immediately telegraphed for and left
here at s o'clock with a As miles per
hour schedule The particulars were
not received here in full it being on the
other division. They were telegraphed
through to Superintendent Fox who
was up the road. The wreck is one of
the worst freight wrecks that has oc-
Cured on the road in some time, and