Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-19

! his horseship was not found until TO.
day. AS Mr.. Hall is already lame and
a user Of crutches on account of an in.
|jured foot, the accident was the more
! unfortunate.
A. Singer and son are here from AL
Ibuquerque.
Train No. 9, east bound, on the Santa
Fe ran into freight early this after
noon and smashed up the front end of
the engine, demolished several cars and
blockaded the track The accident hap
Ipened as freight was getting in the
Iclear at Sands, a station about 40 miles
below here. No one was hurt, and the
ichief dispatcher has gone to the scene
lof the trouble.
Professor Hewett and wife of the
Normal University, rendered a large
PERCEPTION to a great number Of friends
Monday evening at their home.
The ice plant started up this week for
the first time and is now freezing its
first water. Their first ".crop' will not
be worth much except for cooling pur-
poses as the smut in the pipes will
have to be cleaned out first. The plant
is most complete one, and a splendid
addition to the city.
Miguel Romero, who has been laid up
for the past five weeks from the result
| of an operation, is now able to be
around again.
Rafael Chavez, an elderly citizen, but
''scrappy" started on the war-path at
Joya Largo last Saturday night and
swatted Jose Manuel Naranjo over the
head a couple of good whacks, and as a
result Judge Baca is having him before
his court today. Chavez is the father
of Maurecio Chavez, who was sentenc-
ed by the district court last week to
one year in the penitentiary for horse
stealing, but whose sentence was sus-,
pended during good behavior.
Ilfeld's big department store Is being
frightened up by the painter.
decree of divorce has been granted
Nell r. Mason, from her husband, Fred
Mason, on the ground of abandonment
and desertion. Mrs. Mason came to
Las Vegas some time ago from Mime
apolis, and does not know the where
abouts of her recreant hubble.
A suit for divorce has been entered In
Guadalupe county by Jacinta B. Uli-
barri against her husband, Luis. She
charges abandonment and desertion, in
spite of her having been loving,
wife, This wife abandonment
business is getting to be too regular
thing in these parts, and the careless
should be brought to time
and made to loosen up a nice amount
Of alimony; then they would be careful
in whom they marry.
The Aqua Pura Company has entered
suit against the board of county com
missioners to secure judgment in the
sum of $3,2S4.97. That amount, it Is
claimed, is due for water rental from
35 hydrants for the past five years. The
county officials have been nard drink
ers, evidently.
Three people have gone to their Ma
ker in the last "a hours here, all being
people from afar who came for their
health.
John Carol, a young man about 30
years of age, who has been in the city
,or the past three years, and who was
ormerly fireman at the Castenada, died
sunday night about o'clock. He has
'een sufferer from tuberculosis but
vas not considered in immediate dam
'er he having been around on the
trpnt dov
st. Louis with his brother, but his
brother had long since returned. The
deceased was fairly we'll known about
own and went by the familiar name of
Tack to his friends.
David l.. Bryant, resident of Elk
1ity, kas, who has been here some
ime for his health, died Sunday at his
4partment on National avenue. He was
sufferer from the disease that brings
most of the healthseekers here, tuber-
ulosis, and had arrangement made
'esterday evening to return to his
ome. He grew worse and died at $3.50
n the morning. He was 81 years of
ge and was with his wife here. The
emains were shipped to Kansas.
Miss Helene Flagg, who has been at
he Plaza hotel for the past three years
uffering with complication Of dis
ases, died Sunday evening at 6:3O. She
lad been an invalid for years and was
ere with her father, and is we'll known
" many In the city. The immediate
ause of death was neuralgia of the
rain.
Charles Tamme, the city clerk, had a
harrow escape from going to the other
hore this morning. He was sitting In
lis wagon opposite the postoffice, when
iown the street at break-neck speed
'ame pair of the circus horses at
ached to chariot, getting away from
he driver. The chariot struck
ramme's wagon, took a wheel on down
he street and made Mr.. Tamme per-
orm a flip-fiop in mid air. 1The driver
an the horses into the curb at Raw
ms and finally stopped them after
'reaking the tongue of the chariot and
bungling 1t up. Things were
xciting for moment. for If the horses
lad ever gotten away and In the
rowd. someone would have been hurt.
not killed. Mr.. Tamme was bruised
p some. but not seriously hurt, but 1t
vas certainly a close shave.
A particularly sad affair took place
n No. 2 yesterday as the collision oc-
urred at Sands. in which the spark Of
fe fled from Mrs. Thomas Owens Of
'oronto, Kas. Mr.. Owens - taking
is sick wife home to Kansas so that
he might die among fr,ards ,n.xoad