The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1904-11-18

awell ot Parsons, Kan, Killed aud s
GORE injured In a wreck of The south
'ound Missoui, Kansas and T'gSae'
iyer, eight miles from here today
ccording TO a farmer wolliug in
icld the tender suddenly Jumped the
rack, causing the engine 20 leave rha'
.olls and turned bottom side tp 7Hf'
irst three cars were deraiied aud jam
med in,o each other, the others voa
udamasal
MIR. Manchester, travelling enGiDcor
# the Katy system who was rlding
The cab was seriously injured, f
iedicll of Sedalia, the engineer Of the
rain, injured
Some of the others injured are: A.
p Edmundson, Bryan, Tex, cut and
,Hlsed; n. W Wilson Hillsboro
eXas, crushed and unconscious, may
.e. L. D. Montgomery, Dallas Tesr
gdly mashed about the body auG
nbs, Chester soderifer, Bryan, Tez.
tcrnal injuries; } w. Fogil, Quin
y, ILL.,, H. S. Seymour, Hillsboro, ILL.,,
gorge Miltmer, Wakegan, ILL.,, NJ. j
Gshman, St Charles, Mo cut and
bruised; W. e. Fleshman st. Louis
lternally injured.
AUBURN, Cal, Nov. il.--A horrible
'iple murder was perpetated in the
'1me of julius Webe, a wealthy
rewer here last night His wife and
retty daughter Bertha nineteen, were
md with bullets in their breasts
he son Paul, aged nine, was cut add
ashed to death. The father has not
en- found 1t is thought the body IS
q the ruins of the mansion, which
as set afre probably with the he
{ destroying evidence OF the Grim
\ neghbor saw the blaze and found
he bodies The mother and daughter
we're both dead, the latter being badly
urned. Paul was burned and found
live but died soon after being carried
'ut.
ROCHESTER. !. Y, Nov 1o,-safe
lnwors dvnaprld the safe OF The
hurchi1 bank 'yfyen mues ives, III
iorc today Theylsecwed three thn1s
md dollars A large sum o( moh2Y
vas destroyed by the explosion.
The gang escaped in stolen rig.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1O-A Mis-
fouri passenger from Wichita ran in
% a helper engine near Little Blue
Mo, today John Robb, switching
orcman was killed and fireman Fer
guson injured
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. l6.-Fore.
nan Hancock, of the drill boat Cy-
lone aud his vessel were swamned
" big wave at the mouth Of the
Detroit river, Hancock was imprison-
d in the cabin as the boat went down
le was supposed to be lost when sud
enly he was shot to the surface OF
ne water The boats boilers had
hifted and split the cabin, thus re-
easing the imprisoned foreman.
CHEYENNE, Wyo Nov. l6.-1Nc
7ody robbers escaped the posse again
nd have probably reached the Owl
Mountains Bandits cut the telephone
Tres so farmers couldn't he notified
long the line Several new posses
ook the field today
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-As a re-
ut of the investigation in the Alas
an courts federal district Judge Ric.c
rds will be removed by the President
Judges Morr of Nome and Brown Of
meau will be asked TO resign
re breaking out, but by the prompt
York on the part of the firemeu We're
llen ont in safety. although ihe
uilding was destroyed. The men and
omen crowded on the fire escapes
ldders we're run up to their rosuce,
ut as they were on the top door,
id not reach. A human chain was
ormed and the frenzied men and
women finally saved
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Three hun
red men and women employed In d
,e story building on the Bowery,
'rc thrown into a panic today by a
PHILADELPHIA. Penn, Nov. lG--
8c steamship Hawaiian from Homo.
II arrived here this morning with
77iain Fisher and d crew OF seven
n chat the steamer rescred from
ne wrecked brig, Sweeney, bound for
Charleston. which went ashore at
Cape Henry. Two sailors were losi
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov i6.--
Haior General Wade. recently military
3mmander in the Philippines, arriv.
d today, enroute to New York, where
e takes charge of the department of
he East, vice Corbln, who succeede |
i'm in Manila.
DELPHI, Ind, Nov. l6,-Congress'
an Lands today announced his can.
lidacy for Fairbanks seat in the sen
lte.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-It is an.
Tounced here this morning that thirty
lospitals in the large cities Of the
country, including Denver, San Fran.
'isco and Salt Lake, have promls,
ed to cooperate III the pneumonia In.
sostigation begun by Special Commits
ion of prominent doctors. under the
Erection of the Health Department
Of the Ctty. Twenty. Thousand cases
ere to be studied aatinH the Aest s'S
moniha'