Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-07-22
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arrived. That afternoon at o'clock
| the couple We're made man and wife by
Rev. A. NJ. Lumpkin at the home of
B. B. Cuniffe on Douglass avenue. Mrs
Dennis says she is going to make her
| husband get we'll now, and he has al
ready felt that life is worth living and
has resolved to get WE'LL The couple
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Cunliffe, will take a
cottage at the Springs, and so ended
| little romance. romance filled with
pluck and a devotion that braved hard
ships for loves sake.
John York is carrying around a beau
tiful colored eye this morning, and is
also congratulating himself that he is
alive. The jolly picnicking party that
left Saturday afternoon consisting of
John York and family Miss Louise
Dick and G. T. Hummel, came near
having a fatal ending. The party were
en- route to Henlen's and had just
about reached the top of the Nine Mile
HILL when the double tree broke in two
places. throwing Mr.. Hummel out in
front and letting the wagon start rap
idly backward down hill. One of the
rear wheels broke, and the buggy turn
ed over a couple of times in its mad
race backwards. At the first break,
Mr.. York jumped and in doing so was
caught by the wheel and thrown under
the wagon and pinned down by the
front seat. striking his head on a rock
and bruising up his head. The ladies
remained in the buggy and were rolled
around in the top and on some blankets
which fortunately furnished soft
place on which to strike, so none of
them were injured in the least. Not a
scream was given or word spoken
until the ladies saw Johns purple face
peering out from under the debris. Mr..
Hummel came running back and the
wagon was soon lifted off of Mr.. York.
The latter said he wasn't hurt, only
his beauty was temporarily demolished
| and he felt bit sore. The crowd
pluckily decided to so on to their des-
tination and Mr.. Hummel rode over
four miles to Sapello and 'phoned for
another rig, which was sent and the
party arrived at Heinlen's at $50. They
also got what they We're after-fsh-
fine trout and had an old fashioned
fish fry. Mr.. York says the only thing
! that saved his life, was his throwing
his head way back as he fell saving
| his skull from being cracked.
1t seems that the blowing down of
the canvas that covered the merry-go-
: round Saturday night was fraught with
| more danger than at first reported. The
machine was in motion at the time and
| there We're a number riding when the
canvas fell and came near smotherine.
a number They We're pulled out as fast
as possible, and so no one was hurt
The owners have enough here, and are
pulling out for newer pastures.
SANJUELA.
The hail was SO heavy here it killed
the sheep, which had been sheared,
like flies. Mrs. Jose Maria Martinez
lost large number. The crops in the
neighborhood were also badly damaged.
PONDS RANCH
Ponds ranch, near Shoemaker, got
the full force of the heavy hail and rain
storm in that vicinity Large pine
| trees were entirely skinned by the hail,
and considerable damage done in the
neighborhood.
OTHER PLACES
Rains are reported at San Ignacio.
Chapel Ribera, Shoemaker, Porvenir,
Bernalillo. sapello and Los Alamos.