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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
NEWS OF PENSACOLA
DoURTEsIEs EXTENDED VISITING
 RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Splendid Showing Made By the Report of the Comptroller of the City. To Entertain Secretary
 Tnff,

Pensacola, Nov. is--(SpeciaL )--A I1Eely appointed train conveying about 900 members of the National Associa- tion of Railway Commissioners, arriv- ed this morning at 5:30 o'clock and at 6 o'clock a committee from the Pensa- cola Chamber of Commerce met the party at the depot, and had the train taken to the dock, where the pleasure boat Columbia was boarded for trip on the bay. The entire party was taken to the navy yard, where the beautiful cruiser Columbia afforded a sight that many of them had never be- fore seen. The Columbia was at an- chor and was appearing as clean as a new pin. having been placed in such condition to await the arrival of Sec retary of War Taft and party.
 After looking over the boat care- fully, the party again started for the city and arrived at Il :30 o'clock, when cars were boarded and tour of the city was made. All the strangers en- joyed their trip very much and many had only praise of the city
 Early this afternoon the party board ed their special train and started for Mobile. The visitors stated that they had a fine time at every place they stopped at in Alabama and especially enjoyable was their staS in Montgom- cry. One of the jolly members of the party was Virgil c Grimm of Montgom- cry. Secretary Of the Alabama Rail- way Commission. President J. V. Smith of Montgomery. ex-President of the Association. was also a Montgom- cry man who added much to the pleas ure of the party here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
RAILROAD NOTES

]. q Richardson, who 10 now a
areman on the Santa Re on the Wins
los Gallup division. 10 spending a ie"
days In Famtafi
Tke Japanese railway have intro
ducod newspaper reading cars on
aoma OF their passenger trains. Tai
piloa OF newspapers are kept az tho
service OF travellers. so that they may
read a. they ride
j. E Fitzgerald. grand vice presi.
dent o. the United Brotherhood OF
Railway Employees, Is in Alamogordo
IN the interest OF the organization.
His headquarters are 90 San Fran.
cisco
on MAY SIN the ladies Auxiliary 90
the Brotherhood OF hallway Tralnmon
of WlnBlow, will celehrat, ita hrHt an
nual bali al the opera house in that
town and every effort will be- put
forth to make che event one OF the
best of the year Refreshments VIII
be served
The trans.siborian railroad extends
from Moscow. Russia. across tbs Rus
Sian empire 90 Vlalivoatok, on the
Japau sea. a distance Of $500 miles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

A. Hardin. 200 miles west OF Vladivo-
st0k. the road branches south 20 Port
Arthur. which Is $500 miles from
Moscow Another branch. beginning
about 100 miles north OF Port Arthur,
extends southwest 10 Pekin China,
The entire road Is nearly G.OO0 miles
icng
TIE Joke 10 on Prof James Douglas.
OF New York president Of the M
pas0 & CJuthwestorn road on the
professors own roal out OF BiHboo
Saturday. bound for Douglas Con.
ductor W. n. Iatta. who was making
the run TO Naco made the professor
pay full fare 20 Osborne much 20 tho
amusement OF the other passengers.
Iatta o. comparatively new man
and did not know the president Of tho
road
the Needles Eye says. J n Arm.
strong. who has been nurse and gen
raj utility man FOR tlo Santa Pc raci.
hc Hospital Association Tor the past
two years severed bis connection
with the association last Thursday
evening. Hr Armstrong has boen 30
Ions Identified with the local hoaplt'
al that BIS familiar presence ana
faithiul attentions viii be missed. re
leaves soon on q trip 10 the north OF
England where he has four brothers
and three sisters whom he has not
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Santa - Men a. Frlsco--A party
~ Santa 20 officials including Vice
President Paul Morton Freight sraf
nc Manager W % niddio. Passenger
Tamc Manager George o. Nicholson
General Freight Agent Edward Cham.
bers and General Passenger Agent J
from Southern California with Pres
% nyrno. arrived 90 san Francisco
E b. Ripley. who remained in Santa
barbara. the party hha been making q
tour of inspection OF the company's
western system IN regard 20 bust
noss ln me west Vice President Nor
ton said q la an that the railroad
cympany could ash for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

seen Tor nearly iorty years. Mrs.
Armstronr 90 now in England, having
loft for there 10 Octouer OF last year
The passenger department OF the
racinc system and the southern Pa.
r.nc has just made a new departure
LOO the handling of second class pas.
neCrs and ALLOW Ing them 10 occupy
a nrst class sleeper Hereafter an
passengers holding second class tick.
r's reading from Phoenix through ~
p8so wIiI be allowed 90 oreiI y bcrlhs
n tha standard ugrnCr running DO.
tween Phoenix and iucson The same
nire applies to wcst .onnd rnssen-
.r-r 0f i'to class
The Kansas cry papers note the
death of The G.yaarold son of Ranh.
lal solen son OF The late millionaire
railroad builder Tho soiona spent
vo winters Iu las Vceas for the
sHBlih oft iho a0n Henry Tho papers
.aIste thai it'lo Raphael wee no the
me of h'F death Iu actual possession
.f an ra'ata valued 20 flN'uun and
that bo had an income of 5000 n
month Tho estate VIII t1 t0 the
rothc- Henry. b years DID,
10 O. V0oNI invoice r'Hrk under a.
o. CuHer local HI1r.UDspor f0r th"
SANTA De-. duHri b.a desk ttIH morn.
ue with moro Than a placid ,0untc
nance Qucr from h.s fellow clerks
soon encouraged fho young man to
confess fhat r. baby r0rl bad arrived
7t tbo RorHl home. Gen s0uih hu1
street an concerned are report 70
doing nicely
s NJ sustIupk. the western repre-
sentative OF the Baltimore A. ohio
-lad. stopped over an hour u the city
last nifnt and then continued on
west Co Prescott and Phoenix. Ari.
IONA I.a headquarters are az Den.
.er BE HIIl return north by way o.
80 Paso
Peter OR1urke. nIrht switohmau a.
be- Santa Rosa yards. was the vic.
..m of "a painful tuouFb not very se.
H1us accident 1n IburHdny might
We wa thrown between tho cars. and
hurt Dbl. H1rE and hips
~ A shoro and "a a uE9u. ofi
.als OF the AlDuQurrguo.N Iuslow
division. GRO Boo the city on official
matters and are visitors Co thc street
fair
NUs Florence Locke of sogorro. is
To- the city shopping and visiting the
street fair
g. % Crazy ia down from Crrriilss
HU business and pleasure
Rock island Secures Water az To.
-umcari-Tucumcari IL rejoicing over
he fact that the Rock island rail.
say company has struck on immense
Tow OF pure water in its wei there
40 a dopln of 2il fcCt % was found
% sravo. and coarse sand Tho water
'roso 90 NO feet lu the ton inch cas-.
ng aud % evidence of big strata or
ibterran,an flow has Doou found
This settles the water question forev.
or a. there viii now Doe enough water
vita tho two wells Go supply this On.
IRE division of che Rock island and
~ Dawson railroads aud sim have
1u abundance lcft 90 snp 90 Santa
Rosa and other small towns down the
line
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

The Topeka state Journal says:
Notices have been posted in The San
"a ~ shops Al this place TO tle oHcci
that the working hours Of The men
have been raised from nine hours per
Day % tyn hours for every day except
Saturday Inc working hours we're
.educod several weeks agl on account
~ The lack of work similar notices
have been posted in tho local shops
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
BEAT I2O MILES
NEW YoRK CENTRAL GOING ~.
tar THE GERMANS RECORD.

An attempt wal ue made on the
New York Central railroad % beat
the worlds speed record OF 100 miles
an hour. which was maze az ProaBon.
Germany Plans for the test were
made al conference between ON.
cIals and experts representing the
railroad ana the General Electric
company The tests are 20 be made
on the tracks between schenectady
and ioumaus n The tosts are sue.
cgssful the Central will be enabled %
run trains through New York City
and on its suburban lines 10 an IN
parralleled rate o. speed. After looE.
Ing over the equipment one OF tho
engineers said:
"rho experiments ghich will DO
made are 90 beat. u possible. the
showing made az experiments last
summer. when a speed OF GO miles an
hour was made on th5 private track
OF the General Electric company. Il
rs believed the speed OF when the
now apparatus will be capable viii be
something like 1876 or more mics en-
hour In fact, even higher rate OF
speed than this may be attained ~ a
ro8dbed sufficiently strong and dur.
lnle can bo provided Tho tests viii
ho made with a view OF equallnE. and.
| 10 possible, beating the showing made
a. pr05gea, Germany. when a speed
of 100 miles an sour was made n
conditions are equally as favorable
iu this instance the uerman record
will have % So"
Auxiliary 70 Locomotive Engineers
/ Dsnee-Onc OF the most largely a.
| tended and enjoyable balls OF the
year was on the tapls al Rosenthal
hall Monday night. says the Las We
gas Optic q 10 estimated that thres
hundred people were present 20 enjoy
the hospitality OF the members OF the
local lodge OF the Grand Information
al Auxiliary % the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers. The appoint
ments had been charmlngiy made
Every detail OF the bail was carried
ont most effectively Much EFFORT and
excellent taste had been expended
on the decorations The fact that the
music was furnished by be- Las We
E.B symphony orchestra is suficienl
guarantee of loo admirable quality
Specials from Kelvin state that sov
eral hundred graders and surveyors
including white men lndians aat
l MoxIcana. engaged So royal free
for an Not hrht The Santa be out
numbered their opponents ana ar
now M control ol the strategic polu
on the coveted twenty miles OF line
| The United States commissioners a
| Floronco viii pass on the legal moritl
OF the case o. Florence May 10
Passenger train No Of last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Mining Man Dead William W.N
U.tor one of fh. bo.i known 1uI mIH
successful m'H'HE man 'n GuHi Hluu
o. died ai o.. homo near silver CIV
RHt SUNDAY moaning off 90 stroke no p1
rayaia. sustained several days prev
.0us. Hy rHD independent Funeral
.rryIrDs were hold from IInmnuH ur
lDrfUE'uE nr.nr lasi Monday after
noon and wore largely attended. Th,
services at ibr grave were Boa charge OF
.no local lodge So 8. A. q and A. NJ
~ which the deceased was member
Wr MrAllisfor was q native 0f Corn
Vli England whore I0 was born %"
year ago. U' U1ma to America ln ls1f
and early dr'ltrd west Uo was engage
ga boo mining m many places in Che
west from British Columbia to Moy
ico llO finally settled iu Grant rOun
az 8nd secured % worry profitable lcns,
ON Jhr Arizona mine 90 p.n0H Altos
WhUo be- hlI never received r. tech
niCHl mining oIuOGf Iu. his judgment
In mines wa. considered sound aud Boo
met with % number Of successes Hc
.loe hIs wife ho Oh survived hy aoyor
30 children hy o. former wife and o.
brother. Henry Sir McAllHtur wa.
faithful ana loyal t1 DTS friends ranor
oua and warm hearted lu1 thD rouu
and community loses % valuable riu
lrn Boo hIH death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
BARRIERS At ALANOGOROO.
THEIR ACTION WILL COMPEL
PATRONS TO SHAVE THEM.
SELVES.

Friday morning the naJuor Boo 'be
three AlamoFor1o shops again wont
lut ou strike q seems that che
brDp prupUeluu signed up au agree
uout Thursday Tor The raise .n the
price OF ahayo8 90 90 couts. and also
De- u,a working hours demanded
rhsy state that the sentiment ON The
natter as expressed by former Gus
toners and tho large number OF mon
bat declared that they would shave
themselves made disaster certain for
hu prCpuDlUrs Consequently th#r
asked "a reconsideration ~ the matter
by Ihe BARRIERS and also sndnasYrg1
90 dud out .bD stand the % raso
uu 1u took BOO the matter 'rbo bar
Uyfs accordingly walked ont until 'ha
affair o. soltloI Advertiser
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Accidental 6hootina-WoFd Was re.
rp.grd 40 Pennington of iho accident.
al ab01ung 0f "a young son ~ % D.
Warren. who yves on lho 1.-TWO Cross
ranch on the "a Plata. says the Times.
Hustler % seems that he and a young
er brother we're heriug sheep in che
hiI'a aBI a fra days before had seen
Wild cat and took 22calibcr pistol
with them. hoping 20 get a shot 90 a.
They were sitting down and the youne
brother was handling the gun. when
n went IN accidentally. the ball On.
terlnF tho loft side Of me older boy
little below tie heart penetrating
aboIt two inches and passing out u
DIS body. going through The lower part
~ the loft lung DR. Smith WAS call
"a and the wound dressed. which was
doing we'll AZ last accounts. No serioul
consequences are anticipated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

= " MoMoaus, agent Of che Santa
90 Central railway az Eatancia. who
vas called 10 California several
weeks ago on account OF the serious
illness Of his mother, has returned
10 his duties and John = Kennedy,
Who was in charge 0f Eaianc.a sta
zion during mr McMoana absence,
has resumed bls former position az
agent an Kennedy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
TERRITORIAL
. TOPICS =

Accidentally shot-Robori Warren
% The "a Plata. san Juan county.
met with an accident that very nearly
proved fatal the other evening BE-.
with h.s younger brother were look.
ng alter some sheep having win
thom 22caiIhro rl1e or revolver Uy
600 uuaccountobip accident tho we8.
pom was discharged. tho bali oaforns
Roberts SIDE just below lf. h.8rt
ur g. % Smith was summoned ana at
thIH writing thU young man 's rosie
me nicely $50 dangerous results are
anticipated from thU effects OF the
wound
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

naraoy Bam0eid. kn0wn as Tex.
a." sad mo mlafortuue 90 smash one
n Dis fingers this morning in the
ioeld shops
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Forged check-A young Dutch.
man ~ Che name Of John Lambert
forged a check on Homer arhohrld
manager Of the Alamo Telephone CON.
pany March 80 and after no had suc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Lived q Day After Reaching Home
Tho sad new, has reached las Vegas
OF the death OF " T.. Harmon al Koo.
kuk D. Mr Harmon lefi that town a
week ago sunday in serious conli
lion $40 lived bat day after reach.
Ing Keokuk Mr Harmon came i0
Las Vegas about nine montha ago.
and when his health broke down waH
in The employ Of the WelIHFargo Ex.
press company Ne leaves a child two
years old his wife having died some
time ago A. the time OF his death
be- was engaged 90 be- married 40 q
Young lady OF Kcokuk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

San Juan County Marriage The
young man was Ia a hurry dldn"
want 90 keep hIs partner waiting
Said he had met TIE county clerk Do
The road 20 Durango and wanted 90
know where be- would find the depu.
ty clorE. aud whore was me Justice o.
me peace ONCE. says TIE Aztec Index
Of course. never having any expert.
onco % didn't daWu upon us that be
wanted a marriage uclnse and that
Ms partner was lady Il0woyo
twas bat a short time after oar .n.
terylCw with him until Mt y
shuItz ~ Farmiugton aud Mlss la
BET bis OF Delta we're man and wife
Judge Berry Ulng the knot and nepl
% Clerk Eblou Fiylug The bride away
Bort Mclunkou and Duke Maup.n "a
Pennington were Witnesses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Don't Like Scheme Nral Rob
orison aud slowio. who have been lu
tho city several days ou1oay0rlHr f0
secure contracts and photographs OF
patrons 0f thIs paper Tor the purpose
of making arrangements with tho Nov
Mexican Printing company FOR the
publication of such cuts 40 hxod r1to
have been doing some business In
town ln that line The New Mexican
desires to have % however. distinctly
understood that Mossrs Robertson
and st0w'e are not in any manner.
hape or form connected with thi8
paper The matter Do entirely conduct
od hy them and this papc- s not con.
cornod, nor Dr. b. responsible Tor any
thing they may do OR say The plan
when hrst preached by them 90 the
Now Mexican vas looked upon rathof
iay1nbly but since then circum.
stances have arisen which has caused
the management NJ the paper 20
change itH consideration OF he plan -
New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Passenger train No Of last night
WAS delayed about three hours by a
freight wreck ~ Berualllo. Two box
cars became dcralled and q required
iwo hours work 10 replace them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

started FOR Pennington. bot whom
nearing Flora Vista the horses b.
came flghioncd 40 some Navajo ln.
jiuns who were working on the ditch
and tried Co 60 mh a telephone pole.
says the Index George. who refused
t0 stop when tho horFUs dId. tore p
hole iu the dash board and ZEN under
tho horses feet being bruised bot tot
seriously burt We have been unable
t0 learn how Jack Jared. but uII
state that George w'li recover 10 the
bottled sunshine holds out
Horrible Dsatb-laat Sunday Vuu
reached t.Is c.ty that au unknown
man bad boon NUUl hy train It
f'g over q milo uc.t of FronrH station
1n tho Dawson r0a' Tho report If
thg engineer carrying q heavily loaded
freight train youth and. and uHt ..
hD turned Doe IBai curve coming into
French saw BH object N.ue dIrcotI.
across tbo track Uc wHHtl,1 au
throw 0u tbH l.r brakes tu stop. brf
could not and when nearer tbn 0I
loci cav % was o. man. ana inc arlv
..ru Of Hf0 FROM h.m was the mHue
~ hl. hCl1 IrHf before tar engine
struck him Tho body was carried 20
distance OF over goo yarfa before fH
tram was stopped Tho trairmrn
gathered u0 one pieces % iha horribly
u1rr'rI ana torn body aud lBy DO
alongside thn track. reported me nr
rtert 90 French lud tho agent tnor
no once notified tHr coroner rf trI.
precinct and Monday iu company with
GOO constable wen, to the scene Of tho
accident aul bella an inquest over
Ono body $50 rlpora wore found o.
IDENTITY tho unfortunate man. AMI D.
g. presumed hp vBa walking from
Dawson 90 French on the track ono
Bs down. either from the Influence
ot liquor or with tho luiout 90 rHirI1r
10 win mover ID known Springer
gioCkm1n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Canning Factory Aasured-Nr o.
S. McAlpInD arrived In Aztec lat,
aHt evening ana win mako arrange
mouts Tor tlo erection of her pla1'
while hero Mrs HcAlp.ue has hee'
ycry busy f1r rIo past month CORE.
puuiug with manufacturers of can
ming machinery ami Strengthening u.
business affairs preparatory Co.
starting fhy plant says th, ALTO.
Index
She visited tb, Delta plant Iaql
week. and while thcrU formulated
plans Tor her building selected ma
ch.uery. ltc She also secured tho
services OF Mr Johnson. uute'
process man who has had charge 81
the Delta plant Tor the past two years
and be- viii suuDr.nt0ud fho Ate.
plant until such time as Mrs Meal
pine feels capable OF taking charge
Material Dor tho building which Will
be- iOxs0 feet. two stories high. ha.
hocn ordered and hauling win com
mUnco right aWgy You win also seJ
8u Advertisement in another column
Tor bids fuf the erection OF the main
building. the same fo br completed by
July Z 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Silver cry Elks--At meeting n
he Elks lodge. Silver CITY. held he
thor evening. iho following officers
.aro elected ,1r tbe ensuing yCar r.
v Turner. exalted ruler ~ } Bur.
a.s esteemed lDalnE tn'ght ~ A.
atue. esteemed loyal knight g. ~
fuuns esteemed lorturIHg Knight. o.
T. Belts secretary. G. e. Shoemaker
treasurer. william Rose. tyler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Down win p0eumonia-Nr Lui.
NiE IIf.Ii of lga NDsaH was suddenly
stricken with pneumonia. DO Or u.
eyed tnu case will not ho severe
.ag but thD HIys friends are much
..uUumui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

a Miner KIled-A minor mmI
iHhn srb.uu chung lost b.s .fo u Iha
mime north no Captain Hy o. haIy %
coal falling ou him. De was buried
nIcr IHu aU piece f'ho local lodge
1f knights OFF rg,blas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Runaway Accidental 0uH Nra
a. Hyc- 1f Carlsbad dns1 boo
a runaway HU.... ut. came uIr
lHN.r u worry .... termination
Dc occurred south of Carlsbad. ANA
N H.. uuu.f sustaining agerlI
ban eufH DO fur m.'. u ulp head rI
...Ha bruised generally Uer .r
injuries aro not serious however N.
ItyH 1875. NOT Injured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

New Business BuildIna-Thc Joyce.
pru.t company of Carlsbad on Wed.
ncsday let the contract Tor their new
building There were nine bids the
successful parties being Snyder a
Lacy of Hereford Texas. at flSiOi.
The other bids were p " Tibbetts.
fig.GlO. George Bruce. $50 .GOD.
pcarce a. Blxby t2l250. Thompson
& Shgarman. t20tti, Hewitt Jones
500 273s Russell a Wicker s2O.gl0.
n p Denn.nE s2e65i Charles g
Kenny a Son 500 1895
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Chosen Three rimcs-G W Rich.
lrls0a 0f Roswell has been elected
president al .ho board of regents ~
.ho Naw N.N.1 College of tgreul.
ore and Mechanic Arts 90 Mc#iill
Park Tor tho .hIu time ST.. n.rA.
triEou has been one 0f tho most pow
Jul factors BOO lhy srawth of fhal 90.
40. Institution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

a Fifty Collars oiH-RaHhi Lof
,uyltz OF LAS Vegas handed h0y doh
lars io fho management of the Ladies'
home OF that CIty. as contribution
20 the worthy institution from On,
uomhors of DIS congregation tn,
..ft is most thankfully received AMI
.bc workers 90 the homo very highly
appreciate tho generosity of Congro
cation Moufanurp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

After Mountain Llon-I 49, John
son. living Zoe Rushing canon Otgr1
county while riding near h.B home
a few days $3.50 discovered a noun.
tain lion following hlm ho gallopo b
up Boo h'H house aud Eot h7 sun and
shot az &C. But d.d not klIl a. The
shooting ana not seem Co brighten 10
very much. mt O. went away AZ
soon as possible Rlnalj1 Troupe
and Fulton Nelson went ON its trail
with hounds. hut could uo. catch It