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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
FOUR MORE DAYS TOSPLAY.
American League Leaders Have

~
Unless Boston's champion baseball team
falls down ii one OF the 5 remaining games
and loses one more game th3ns# New
York OF the remaining five or six, the
spcnnant Q { tho American League will
font over the Hub for the second sue
Scessiyc year. stunning that both teams
win or bothlose in the West o,day, and
/ that they play four games against ca eli
other and take two each, Boston will
win.
Il According to the schedule. Boston and
New York will close the season October
10Th at New York with a double header,
the fourth Of their final series OF games.
They are scheduled to play the closing
four IN New York, but the lease of the
american League grounds In that city
for next Saturday ne cessitates the trans
fer OF at least one Of those games To
Boston. The washington Posts base
ball writer. announces that the clubs
will play q double-header IN Boston on
Saturday. and will return to New York
to finish the season there on Monday
Whether the extra game a e Boston Is one
OF the TWO scheduled for Monday or is q
postponed game, In addition to the four
scheduled, is not clear, "a
If tho teams play five games one must
get the OFF game, unless there be one tic
That odd game will decide the award of
the pennant II the y NO era ok teams keep
up their present even "a &c. Assuming
Boston and New York tthree In New
York and two In Boston). then New
York must win two OF the three at home
and one OF the Two at Boston.
z Chicago Is no longer In the hunt and
cannot land better than third. with first
Boston and New York, wllile'. Cleveland
must he content with fourth honor and
the Athletics will end In the fifth hole.
But 1t has been a. great race. 85j
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Standing Of the Clubs.
New York. s; St. Louis, O.
u 3 (apeciai La r'he Timrs- Disnat riio Il

5 ST. sl-s, as. IT,, OG.DDe. N fa,o High
landerE wf,tewasheds the Browns to-day
Tor the second time In TWO days; SIX 10
nothing. Cl1egbro pitched magnificent
game and was invincIbic ut times. lie
WAS backed up III good shape RS The
d Browne punched three hits In the sccond
Inning. but faultless support and the poor
headwork Of Jones helped pull Chesbio
1 out right side up. Tho 7litghsndcrs prac-
ticAlly won the game in the very first
Inning. The Browns had sereral chances
10 score. but failed badly in pinches. Bug-
I bat In the fourth inning, and retired In
favor OF 1Sahoe. 35s
H Score: t@ I'D r, III. u.
st. Louis ~. 0 o o o o % OE01~-0 II 9
New. York =. 4. ......3 q o 10000 l. rs % j
Il Eslieries: Glade, Sugden and kahoe;
4 Ghesbro and Klejnow. Time. :S5. UNI
spivc,t King. Attendance SCI.
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British Golf Champion Here.

Especial lsto The Times -pispat ch.i
8PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-Miss Lottie
Dodd. the British woman golf champion, made
her first appearance yesterday on O LINK IN
this country Miss Dodd was a competitor
in the club tournament at the Riyerton course
and won the cup t,t gS
The contest was against Bogey. and the
British Champion playing from scratch, finish.
cd n down. Tied FOR second place! were Mrs
Caleb Fox and Miss Gertrude Goddard who
were S down, 3A{ ~ Al.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Foot.Ball.

Foot Ball. X
New HAVEN. october s.-.rom steyln.
fsask e e Gs S'f an N liz ssS
and ana t, il, nss ia With a tackle on QUO
1sa aHa hall hF ,esss ffs ne bs al ts 0s'
lsieibaek and this combination Tits The, linz
sss ss oss ts f. ssss " Witt, ssss
strap. 10 this the man carrytns the h g!
eeIrss .hys preventing ha he;ns separated
fr iTl1a &C n, oeensr oae warner gave
ter1ay and from nov on tl,s ithaca eleven y,
in the two games that have bcen played only
ten formations v-ye beer used. | Il Z. . &
any fSr' o rs s s,ss s a S sfS
maiions Tor whiei, ths Carlisle Indians 9ere
WEE N PoiNT, M OCTOBER aT-Ai,hous
1tl,c cadets did not make no big a score against
Ssi tssy aa .s, ss spfen's
Saturdays contest is set largely Individual
pRIEcl;ToIN, n y October 4 I;
rionship team, was on The field III toys for
the first time. lie viii act as head coach
for the. rrst OF thrL sa,s1A !,
changes In tho Harvard Varsity line up Took
place Yesterday afternoon. wien both tho men
WHO nave heen playing RuarH on mo Z hrSI!S
were rnpplanted by onc of the tackles On i1a
tys rsitv Ind by the center of tho second
team. SGulres WIS shifted from right tarklo
| TO right guard and Parker was schanEth from
center on the second team to left guard onsthe
Varsity, ~, 58
Baseball. IA
I EibarfleId at short Tor the IIighlanders Is
playing brilliant game and hitting herd
every day.
c:hesbro has offered to do all tile pitching
for Now York. if necessary to- win the re:-
nant. lie has Won, eighty per cent. OF the
games he has pitched, tfiesbro is master Of
what. is known as the spit ball. which breaks
just before reaching the battei, going in
Or! out. down Or up. and neither batter nor
catcher knows which way It is going TO
shoaA- n 5;5 IL 5sF ssas
sam L.ever.S Of Pittsburg. while travelling
| OH Pullman recently on bis way east had pn
q straw hat. and some or his team mates
Tried 10 get the hat Sammy frightened them
| OF by. firing q revolver into I he roof Of the
Joseph Gordon president q, the Greater
League Monday night Issued a challenge to
the New York Club. OF the National League.
for a post season series OF ga mes IN the event
OF the local Americans winning the pennant
In the league Mr. Gordon 3 cha llenga was ad
dressed to John n. Brush. president OF the
New York National League Club 4ss
Turf and Track.
BY sandrid's victory In the n,atron stakes
Monday the Dutyea stable practically made
OF the year. and The record rs one q !. the
create In the history Of the turf Tanya
won the national stallion and hopeful stakes,
Artiul the futnrtyt and great filly ii ST kns.
sandria the i,a,ron stakes The csolt half Of
The n1atrpl stakes was aso won BY horse
bred by. the late william, G.. whitney, whose
horses this year raced under II. b DURYEA'S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
TO Honor lola.

Efforts are being made In Paris TO have
named after Hola. lis also purposed to-
celebrate the second anniversary Of his death
on October lst. With l,meeting at the PLACE
many associations Of workingmen and others
have been invited to JOIN, Is s. DIT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
"a Boston, 8; Chicago. 2.

.e C:l AZ X !. 8, lig.. GrtoO.i a. i.i-day's
4 81 me WAS callei at tho end OF the eighth
inning ON account of darkness. but s the
ii Bostonia MS had such "a Substantial lead
at that time that the calling OF The game
did not$of Meet thc&Gnal result. The score
was 6 TO 2, The White Sox showed them.
selves very III speedy In fielding. Their
lineup was sli fted. Davis. who Is lame.
quit the game Dpndon went TO short,
& Callahan covered second and Holmes
H played lie II. # sa5 55sl 9 n sss
& Smiths Wild pitching in the first and
second was primarily Responsible for the
i four runs scored by the Bean Eaters in
4 those Innings. and Comiskey cent Pat
terson to IL he slab. II AZ $iS$5 Ia
Dineen WIS n good deal OF a puzzle 10
Collins thinks the teams chances Tor
I holding the lead are Hen 81
Il Cll:caE go (. \. 20 oOsO1Ol-3
Batiaries: smith. Patterson NJ Sullivan Van
aid Hcydon: Dnecn aId Se: ::. Tim ~
y 80. Umpire. Sheridan. Attendance. 3.
I 40. Game called nccount OF darkness,
Philadelphia, q; Cleveland, Q. E
Special to The Times Dispatch)
gCLEFELAND, OHIO. Oct. 4-Clevc-
land could not solve Heniey's delivery
to-day and Philadelphia won easily.
s9iisaei pnia 9 , VI i . az: & Is 4
sstteries: Henley ana Nooean G-S ponal
hue and Bcmiss. . Time, "a. Umpire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
KILLED THE CHIEF.
Ben Clark, Colored, Sentenced
Is Hang for His Crime.
BY Ajssoclated Pres!

CHARLOTTE, N. .a G.. October 4.---Bcn'
Clark, the negro who killed Chief Of
Police b. n E. Hamrick. OF Shelby, and
wounded two other Ulcers in the jail
there some weeks a so, was to-day con-
5victed OF murder in y the first degree, and
sentenced to be hanged OctoberE Isl b.
The negro was bnf ly wounded by m
other officer. after he hot lam lick. The
jury was out but ten minutes. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Bare Cupboard.

a lady who had recently moved called at
the postoffice to ascertain II there was any
mail Tor her at the old address. 1T $55. gsgg
Did you giyn the carrier any change when
You moved ~ asked the clerk, reaching for
change OF address slip. Ell 4
IL The woman colored, II but answered brave
}ly,s .'No, there wasn't change left Whom we
got through moving. I'll ippincott,s Magazine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
AUCTION q SALES-This Day
BY Pollard 81 Bagby,

In execution5of a decree OF the Law and
Equity Court In the suit of Sarah Jane
Register VS.. Blanch Y. Roane &; ais, en-
auction, on tho premises. on
"WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1901,
at O'Clock p. M. the above mentioned
property. The dwelling has or 10 rooms,
and Is we'll built and substantial Lot box
100 feet to alley. n f5
7.TERMS-Ons-third cash. residue at 9.
10 and IS months. 9 per cent. interest, and
title retained until all OF the purchase
money Is paid or all cash, at the option
Of purchaser. Il. NJ LONG,
ne sj7s Special Commissioner.
p. p. winston, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required of the
Special Commissioner by the decree in
said cause Of September q. 1904, has been
Given. under my hand this eth day Of
II, r. WINSTON, Clerk.
sept. 3O-tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Little Things,

When you survey the chunk ot ice
The icenlaIl leaves each day Is RI H .sss 4,
You do not wonder tllatth thing
Z SO quickly melts away.
But when the monthly bill comes In
M YOU stare at the amount /; I
All! then. you are convinced IT Is q
n The little things that count.
siH -Yonkera Statesman
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I Serious for Him.

WHATS tho mattcre? You look as II some-
thing disagreeable had happen ed. -
II fell asleep. 1.-THE rising young lawyer
answered, " .'and dreamed that everybody In
the world had Become honest. Never In my
life have had q dream that seemed more
real or WIS more vivid a 7 woke up in "a cold
sweat. "-Chlcago. Record II erad y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Illinois Births. /.

n "A girl was born to Jason Unsell and
wife since my last report 6 olconda (I!l)
4 CnterprIse-H Herald. $fs * d s 8ss
HAYS sNVeakline Is now hollering down
the rain barrel to see how .sPa pa sounds
Tt boy. Galcsburg (Ill,) Democrat,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Worse Than Our Brand.

The Richmond Times, Dispatch reluctantly
decides that there Is no cure for the MOSQUITO
plague. but a ltllllng frost. We fear that some
Of the Montgomery specimens Will even dodge
that,-Mont gnniery Advertise 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Chicago, ii; Boston, 3.

II BOSTON. October 4.--Willis,s failure to
watca, the opposing base-runners and
their alertness was largely responsible
for ,chicaso's4 victory over the local team
to-day. 8sS t& 3. 3
s Score: r. H. Il.
d Chicag 60 "A. 80. .,.,., 0 O OK 2 I 0--4 9
Boston 4. /, q. :, 0 o 8 o o o o Oh
Ratteriess OsNeil and Killing: Willis and
Moran. Time. g hours. Umpire, Emsliel
Attendance, 1850,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Bi-Titled Babies.

The baby czaroWitz greatly outranks
the Germ AN crown prince, for While the
already a colonel, and Of q French reg;
!nlept at that, Al sy Slf5$s I. NJ -s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Breaking Home Ties.

THE editor Of Davis CITY paper sold his
COW recently to Obtain money with which
to 70 TO the Worlds Fair. lie ~ now adj
'Vertising a calf for salarso his wifa can see
tho expos!t ion.- Kansas w Times + 6s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
GRENADE in
FOR STAKES
Second Choice Carries OFF the
Days Event at Morris
Park.
WON BY LENGTH AND a. HALF
.Corintllian Stccplecllasc Goes to
Royelle-List of Entries
for To-day.
INV Associated Pre.s. !,

NEW YORK, oct. 4--Grcnade, second
choice. easily won the Fnirview selling
stakes. one mile and a sixteenth, over
the HILL at Morris; Park to-day. DICK
Bernard, the favorite, broke In front and
made the pace to the stretch. Travers
then sent Grenade to the front, and he
won easily by "a length and q half Sum
nlaries:
First race-selling, the Withcrs mile
Canteen e to y first. Sidney G.. Love
a. to 81 second pronta Is to u third.
Time, 1880 IL. III.
Second race-thc corinthlan steeple-
chase, handicap. about two miles and I, g !,
lialf--Royele g to . first. Conover. u
Z, ,',, 3 sf r;ns EylnE Buttress % 2 .
longs Of the Eclipse course-Druld g.
TO first. Sheen Us TO y Second '''rel MY
Bnela q to y third Time. 10y ll,,,. I, y
mile and a sixteenth. oy;er-,the hill !, !,
Grenade % to 81 first, Dick Bernard ~
to 10Y second. Topic uoo tod third Time,
Fifth race-lsst SIX and a half fur.
longs of the Withers -Escutcheon
ca TO y first. Sir Brilliant 6 to g secondd,
Austin Allen Us to ~ third Time. 20
Sixth race-the Withers mileA--Wa err !:
ford ti0 to u first Water Pansy q to y
second. Coed and Plenty g 2to o third thu g
Time, LAO "a. 5 ii
The Card for T To-day.
Entries for tomorrow:
81 First race--handicap p. three.year-olds
and up: Eclipse coursc--R ella blc' 40;
Molly Brant,T 13s. Rapid Water. 122; J oc-
sund, III: Lady y meas. 100; Martin's Gas ,
Staliun 105: King Pepper, J ck IS Ra tin,
100: Grown Prince, % a Considcratl lon. o..
4 Second race--hllies, two year Odds. FIVE
5furlongs Of Eclipse .course-E 1aza rril, l2;
Diamond Flush, Suffrancc, -Merces zala,
Fanny Dress. Calmness. Danseuse. no.;
Delphi, Jos: Lady Henrietta.8 Lucy Young,
5Flora1ia. Rare Music, Conjuregal, Nellie
Russell. Delusion, 105
I Third ra ce-the Hurricane, selling, i've
.furlongs of&&Eclipse course len Echo.
1os; salt5a Pepper. = 90 I. Campo Marie
M. Bulwark, %: Bank D.Arkle, 4
SIS Fourth race-a]l ages, Withers mile
Dalesman. Ian AZ Dale, 112; Sir&Lynne-
wood. Jocund. . 106 Y "a driutha.s l13.
II Fifth&race-tlle Brena Handicap, six
tfurlongs of NYithers Ks mile--Rc lila BILE, 14Q;
Lady Amelia, 137: Collector Jcssup. LIZ :;
Leonidas, 1901 Lady Urcas, Graceful, 10;
.Castalian 1O5: Crown Prince, w otan, 100;
Race King, New York, %; Adios, %.
n Sixth race-selling, three-year-olds and
up; sonc mile and 4 sixteenth. over the
.hill-C loverland. NVaswift.% April Shower,
Ill; Stolen Moments, Allan, Prince Ching,
s1OS; Hoodwlnk, 103; u Briarthorpc, lou;
Ascctic, Buckley A., 9s; Liberia, %.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
REAL ESTATE--F Cor Rent.

ToK RENT--ll03 FLOYD AVENUE, 8
N rooms. bath, hot and bold water, and
{ all modern conYeniences speetai induce
/. 3, I1xARW2QDa No. III ~ Cary 6t-i rs
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Philadelphia, a; Cleveland,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
s ST. Louis. 40: New York, 3.s.
Chicago. =; Boston. 3. sS5
Pjttsburg, 4; Cincinnati, 9.
Where They Play To-day.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsbnrg Mt Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York. X
Chicago ut Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
"a Plantation Refrain.

Is Here is an original plantation refrsa
which strikes the season favora bly,: ~
'' De &punkins in de frosty dew,
3 De turkey gfttin' bigger;
White man got de- 'possllnl, too
Heaven help de Niger! }
6S rs tlan Ia Cons titut!on.&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05

Pittsburg, 4; Cincinnati. s,
n ,PITTsBURci, October 4,--Plttsburg won
IAN interestlng gamo from Cincinnati to-
day, 50 6
I'VE Score: Sfj,is8 r. H. e..
4 Pittsburg ,..,.. -. 0S2 Q 0 o. o o 81 % 9
i Cincinnati 80 .,.... 0 o 0l01 30 Ola s 2
Batteries; Lynch and Phelps Hahn
) and schlei. Time, 80, Umpire. thinner
Attendance, 14o0. 65I,,3 s Z IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Was Fined for Fighting.

Henry James, colored, WAS before
Magistrate Lewis. Of IIenpleo county.
I o.. BLACKWELL, another negro He was
8tinedrta6O and costs, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05

I. Miss Matte Parish Is quite sick at her
home. No, 12l7 twenty second Street. .iai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05

| Sam Leever. Of ittsburK. while travelling
on q Pullman rccentlyson bis way east had on
q straw hat. and some or his team ma tes
tried 10 Retsthe hat. Sammy frightened them
OF by firing a revolver into the roof Of he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05

won in two straight heat Lady Patch,
second; Kinley Mac, third. Best, time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
UNIVERSITY NOTES

me Estreiia society held q mock
irIl On tno assembly room Wednea-
dar afternoon AZ che participants
played their parts we'll
The VaraIty-indian base ball game
lasi saturday reaultei In q victory
tor the Varsity boys, score 20 % it
Ths same teams cross bats aguln this
afternoon
Prof Hapinosa ana Mr. p. ". Kol
had parts 90 the play Robert I'm
mer' staged at S. Mays hall iaat
inuraday evening.
AZ uaual Arbor Day VII be- ohsorv'
"a on the campus next Friday. An
elaborate progra- has been prepar'
"a iacluding tree planting. luncheon.
ogg race. potato race tug ~ war aud
base ball game between faculty AND
seniors
The TT, Alpha Fraternity held its
regular meeting last night IN their
I nail AZ the school OF Music.
on next Monday night the Gamble
Concert company will be- az tho Eks
opera house This Do the biggest at'
traction On The school of Music en-
I iertainmont course. The advance
sale OF tlcEots % large and o. good
audience "a assured
The coming week o. vacation week
az the Varsity Several Students have
taken advantage of the recess "a
spend Tow days On the mountains
The Varsity athletic team all had
thor pictures taken yesterday by
| Photographer Buimnn
n a sufncimt guaranteed can hJ
raised. the base BAH team will hav,
a chance OF meeting a team from IA.
/ Cruces next month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
VERY SAD CASE
THE suFFER,Nos or 4 coNsUMP
TIVE ENDED m DEATH.

Unable 70 raise from whore no had
fallen because OF exhaustion Frank
Better waa found lying on the ground
Ia the roar OF the Arcade saloon lato
Saturday es5alng by the police. lie
was taken 20 the city building. where
death relieved his uunorlngs a few
minutes later. and surrounded with
poverty and frlondloss thus ended the
NE OF Frank Better
Frank Belter'a pltlful case frat came
into public ylew a few weeks ago,
when be became the victim ~ one Of
the most cowardly confidence games
ever enacted Ia Albuquerque, and Tor
which one Randou The perpetrator o.
the crime. was sentenced 10 tho coun.
ty jail 10 serve ninety days. Randoll
represented himself 20 be- p doctor
anu stole from Better bis last % bill
on the protenao that he could cure
him AZ that time Better was 80 weak
that bIs mind was affected. and az
tho trial. az which Randoll was found
guilty OF hlg cOwardly act he had %
stop several times 90 Swing his tes
um0ny 90 recover his breath, re
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
mock ISLAND MERGER.

To De Attacked By Government and
Separation o. Lines Must follow
Acting In pursuance with the De.
ciaion handed down by the supreme
court IN the Northern Securities caae.
the department Of justice. acting an.
DER the Instructions Of the president,
viii shortly institute a suit against
the Rock Island railroad 20 compel
the dissolution OF n consolidation
made nearly year ago OF the Arkan.
saa a Gulf. tho g. Louis a San Fran
cisco and the Rock island railroad,
together with smaller llnos. says a
dispatch from Washington. The Rock
island haa within the last eighteen
months purchased the ChociaW and
Frisco ayBtsma These systems we're
the principal competitors OF the Rock
island Ia the southwest. Because OF
this competition, % Is pointed out o.
the department OF Justice. the Rock
island purchased the two competitive
systems. thereby consolidating the
railroads and controlling almost ab.
solutely tho freight and passenger
rates In tho southwest The only com.
potilor nov Ga that section % The
Santa 10 road, and Il has been com.
mon rumor that negotiations are
pending for the consolidation Of tho
Rock Island and this line Undouhted.
I ~ the action OF she federal court "a
the merger case has thrown a damper
over the proposed deal, and had ne
erect IN postponlng matters until the
court had either sustained OF dlaap-
/ proved the decision OF the lower
court a. any rate. n II said that
since the consolidation Of the Frisco,
ChootaW and Rock Island, compoti.
zion "a these districts has been pract
lcally destroyed, Tho consolidation
OF these roads "a held 20 be in viola
ton OF the interstate commerce Law
and. under tho decision OF the court
10 IN restraint d trade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
soY LosEs RIGHT AKIN.

Why Not Pass q City Ordinance 20
Prevent BOYS Rlsklna LIE and
Limb
Ar accident such az has long been
anticipated occurred last Saturday az.
trruocn Ia froat Of the Santa Fe sta
tl,H where a I'VE 80 y"s. Old Mexlcan
boy. son OF Jacobo dolln0 % this city
lost an arm as a result OF climbing
onto and jumping from a moving loco.
motive. says the s0corro Chiettain.
Tho hoy had boon driven from tho
locomotive by the engineer, John
BIwman. two or three times, but per.
sisted On climbing ON again Finally
as tho locomotive was backing onto
switch the boy Jumped on from DO.
hind and must have fallen. Tor the
wheels OF tho tender and engine pass
ca over his right arm above the elbow
Strange 10 say, the boy walked nearly
a mile 10 his home.
When Dr. Duncan removed the
boys coat the arm came with Il, The
doctor amputated q 90 the shoulder
Joint
To-day, one week from tho day OF
the accident. the boy ls walking about
the house. Il d sad that a boy should
be- thus maimoe. but warnings seen
I 10 be- OF no avail
II would be well 20 pass d city ordln
anco making q. an odenBe punishable
I By imprisonment Tor a boy 20 climl
onto or jump from a moving train
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
BIG RAILROAD OFFICIALS
PASS THROUGH THE CITY. some
oolNo EAST AND orHERs 90.
INC WEST.

santa Fo omclals galore paused
through the city yesterday, some hur.
rylng east and some hurrying west
East bound 90 special car attached
to passenger train No. won't A O..
Wells. general manager OF the coast
lines. and q. a. Ioughlns. who two
weeks ago rendered bis resignation
90 tho Santa Pc TO go 90 tho Inter.
Colonial railway OF Halifax. whore ho
viii accept a similar position.
However. until bis successor 10 ap.
pointed be will continue IN HE present
capacity Mr. Jouehins has been sup.
orlntondont OF machinery on the San.
On re coast limo the past couple Of
years and ls q very capable man
West bound sst night sourriod the
important traffic manager Of the San
"a Fo. and doubtless the Caledoniau
Coal company's suit FOR $4,000 foI
alleged tramc determinations or somC
other tramc trouble on the coast lines
10 the mission OF tho trip.
Iu the west bound party were Vice
/ President Paul Morton. George T
Nicholson, genera, manager and ticket
agent, and bis private secretary. Mr.
Evans. w. ~ Biddio. general tran'
manager. OF Chicago; @. n Moore
house. district freight ana passenger
agent OF Denver. and n, p Annowalt
general passenger agent OF the SAINT
60. Prescott a Phoenix railway o.
[ Phoenix. AriEonn.
Mr. Morton refused 20 discuss thl
occasion OF the trip.
George W. Bowen, attorney Tor thl
/ Colorado Fuel and Iron company. % d
the city. and q Is limited here thl
afternoon that tho whole party vii
make a stop N q day AZ Gallup