Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-29
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
A.. J. VERT, The Victim. Base Ball
BaIl--Riss Williams Married. |.
NUMBER PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
special Correspondenee.

as Vegas. n. NJ, Aug. 2S.-While
working at the turntable at the round
house last night about 6:3O, A. j.
wertz had the misfortune to receive
quite a serious injury. He was stand
ing by the turntable as an engine was
moving on to the table. and the jolt
caused by the heavy engine striking
the table. threw up the large iron pole,
which is used to move the table, strtk-
ing MIR. Vert on the left side of the
head. knocking him eff into the table
pit and rendering him unconscious. A
carriage was called and Mr.. Wertz re-
moved to his home at the corner of
Eleventh street and Lincoln avenue
and q physician called. 1t vas thought
at FIRST the injury was decidedly seri-
ous,b hut reports today are very encour-
aging and he is much better. Mr..
wertz is quite elderly, and such a ter
rible blow on the head, makes it re-
markable he was not killed instantly.
A telegram from r. Z. Twitchell. at
Albuquerque. announces the fact that
he has signed Cosgrove, Albuquerque's
crack first baseman, for the game at
Santa Fe Sunday. He also says Man
ager Martin. of the Santa Fe Centrals,
is trying to get Sonier. of Albuquerque,
and Ewing, Of Denver. to do the twirl-
ing for the Centrals. An excursion of
400 is being arranged from Albuquer-
que to Santa Fe to join the Vegas
crowd, which will be near $50, it is
now calculated. Five coaches and a
baggage car will take the Vegas crowd
down.
Ishmael Delgado. who has been quite
sick here. is reported better today.
The school children are getting
ready for the opening of school Mon
day. The buildings are being cleaned,
and all made fresh for the youngsters.
A letter from Serapio Romero at
Toreon, says they lave mad five days
of rain there, and it was still raining
when he wrote. Toreon is in Valencia
county. The Manzano mountains, near
by, have also received a good drench'
ing and everybody in the neighborhood
is happy.
G. w. Browne is moving his family
into one of the lobe flats today. Mr.
Browne, who was the manager of the
Browne, Manzanares company, at E
Paso, will now become a resident o.
Las Vegas, as the branch house there
has been discontinued.
Mrs. julie Daniels will give a part!
tonight in honor of Miss Della Wray
of Los Angeles.
+. A. Manzanares will leave tomol
row with his son, Manuel, for Notr
Dame college, at Notre Dame, Ind.
Guy Gatchel continues to improve
and is almost able to sit up.
Mrs. Arthur Hindman and baby LEI
this afternoon for her parents home /
Marceline, Mo. Nothing has bee
heard of the Whereabouts of the hu'
band, who deserted her. The railroa
boys, ever generous, made up a purs
of s35, got her a pass and sent he
home as happy as she could be unde
the circumstances.
Miss Rodey, the popular schoC
teacher, returned this afternoon frol
her vacation trip to Denver.
Mrs. Dawson and daughter can
down this afternoon from Dawson fo
a visit here.
Mrs. Annie Hesselden and brothe
came in this afternoon from Trinida
and stopped of for a couple of day
before returning to their home in Alb
querque.
Mrs. E. L. Hamblin returned TIL
afternoon from her trip to RATIO
where she visited Mrs. Van Houten.
M. r. Derig, the superintendent
Indian schools at Thornton. and wifi
who have been enjoying a few week
stay in Las Vegas, this afternoon r
turned home.
Edward L.. Doheny, a Los Angeles G
magnate, and party went through c
Nc. l today en- route home from a tri
east.
At the party given yesterday afte
noon by Mrs. NJ. l.. Cooley and daug
ter in honor OF Mrs. Winchester Coo
ey, of Ell Paso, there were over thirI
present. Six-handed euchre was I'll
amusement of the afternoon, and MI
j. A. LaRue took the prize for gam
and Mrs. Charles A. Spiess the pri
o the lone hands. Dainty refres
ments were served, and a very EMO
Gus afternoon spent. The house W
decorated with sweet peas and dahlia
and the party was one which reiect'
great credit upon the ~entertainil
hostesses.
That fireman and his wife are
renely making up at their home toda
and the "other woman" is tasting 4
first drops Of %retribution. She is Il
out in the cold, at least for the presel
and the old and first love has &C
quered. Amen.
Judge William ]. Mills and He
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