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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
PEOPLE OF TOME
ARE NOW HAPPY
Jesus c. Sanchez InStrumen.
tai in Settling a Land
Dispute.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE IN AUGUST

Jesus c. sanchez. the popular
school superintendent OF the county
uf Valencia. i8 ln the city today. and
was a pleasant caller at Tho Ciuzen.
sir. sanchez informs this papor
that tho peopIo OF Tomo-his home
town-are rciuicing these days over
"a long standing land dispute which the
town had against Julian ChavC8, and
HhIch ho lsauchozl was Instrumental
m settling lt seems. years ago, Mr.
Chaycs claimed 600 acres oftho Tome
land grant, which included the town
eft Tome. The inhabitants of the town
resisted the Chaygs claim, and car
r.ed che matter into court % was de-
cldod at The last term 0i the Valencia
county court sitting az Los Lunas,
after q litigation extending over thir-
teen years against Chavcs. His at
iorucy stated that tho case would be-
appealed 10 the territorial supreme
court
Mr.. Sanchez then interested himself
and. after repeated conferences with
"a committee of Tome citizens and
Mr. Chavcs. finally got tho latter %
accept a compromise OF 2uO acres, thus
leaving the residents Of Tome Ia pos.
session OF their present homes with.
out any further litigation.
Mr. Sanchez informs Tho Citizen
that he viii hold a teachers institute
fur Valencia county az Los Lunus
sometime ln August. and that ho has
engaged Prof o. Francis Duff the
popular school superintendent OF
Iuua county Co conduct tho institute.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
FIRE At SILVER CITY
HARNESS AND SADDELRY SHOP
or ,. J. KELLY DESTROYED.

Tho harness and saddlory shop of
j. , Kelly. OF silver city, burned 90
the ground Tuesday night shortly at
ter midnight The fire burned with
such rapIdity that by the time tho
flames were discovered the CutIre in.
torIur was destroyed The loss on tho
building IS So 500. covered Boy $500
insurance The loss on the stock Is
fi,6O0. with $4,000 insurance
The origin Of the fire IS a mystery.
as there had been no fire about the
shop Tor ten days previous The night
was very calm, otherwise the slightest
wind would have undoubtedly caused
flames to spread to adjoining build.
lngs. as the burned structure was sur.
rounded on all slides hy business
blocks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Slows BIAS reached silver Clty of mo
marriage recently OF M'as Fannie
Falt. at tho home OF her paronu Wr
and Mrs G. s. Falt IH Douglas. Ar.f.
20 walter a. Toako. prominent
young business man OF that place
MlHa Fst graduated from fba NDE
Mexico Normal school in tb.a city last
month and only recently lDI for her
homo Zoo Douglas Tho n.ar ot har
marriage Will hc rooa.ysI with sur
prise by hgr many friends and asso
cIaiD8 iD thiH city in commenting
upon tho marriage me Tombstone
Ep.iarh Fois of the following, eve
hope ho viii appreciate his splendid
Fuit and i've among loyo and roses
and honeyHucFle7 and muchuu birdie
tho remainder of hIs days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
A cELEBArEp UTTEANcE
BY WILLIAM J. BRYAN.

"if they dare 20 come ont and IN
che open defend the gold standard
as a good thing, we shall nght them
90 the uttormost. having behind ua
the producing masses Of this nation
and the world Having behind us the
commercial interests and tho labor
Ing interests and all tho tolling mass
es. wc shall answer their demands
Tor q gold standard by saying "a
nom you shall not press down upon
tho brow OF lalo- thi- crown OF
thoSus. You shall not cruelty man
Kind upon the cross OF gold WI
liam . nrayu. July 90. 1896
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Neu Yors IHy it-A iarea part
of fhe Hnn. pigt of fha oid Times
Hl.idIus m ralh Row. who're repairs
and additions are being made. fell
.oiay ubn several Wofhmon woro
ou lle euo.diuF aud the streets
crowded The Stone copInF several
toms In weight wac being lowered
from lhe eleventh floor when tho
upes and boum of enc tackle broke.
Thwu were many narrow oaclu8
from death .n the crowd on Park
Row Three persons were seriously
iniurod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
BrIaas W MeclelIand

ST. Louis Mo-. July IA fifteen.
round bout between Jimmy Briggs.
mo Chelsea ioathorwgigbt and Jack
McClolland of pitHhurE, Is the az.
traction arranged by tho Wost End
Athletic club for is patrons tonight
Both men are fast fighters and are
expected Co put up a contest we'll
worth seeing Briggs says ho intends
90 take no chances with McClolland.
who recently gained a decision over
Alo Attou n Briggs o. successful
with McClelland ho viii go after q
match with Eddie Hanlon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
NEW MEXICO MIDLAND
COLORADO CAPITALISTS m THE
CARTHRAoE COAL FIELDS.

s special car passed through the
city last n.Eht ou route south carry.
us from Denver to sar Antonio. So.
corr0 county Judge W. H. Yoaman,
ID A. Chappoue. r C. II.Il and q. w.
Browne, capitalists. interested in the
construction of the Now Mexico Mid.
land railroad, which is being built
from san Antonio into the Carthage
coal fields, "a distance OF eleven miles
The party travelled In Mr. Brownies
private car and Mr. Browne bcomCd
To- bo the spokesman. llo said that
their visit 10 the scene oI the con-
struction of The road was ono purely
for inspection purposes and % the on
ginocr ln charge OF tho work had ia.
formed him correctly the Now Mex.
60 Midland win be On operation with.
ln sixty days Tho situation ut San
Antonio has grown very interesting
-Four companies have been lncorporat-
od m New MoXio0 for the same pur.
poso--C0nnoct the Carthage coal
fields by ,sG,ng wish the Rio Grmdo
division OF the Santa Fo- and each
is striving TO accomplish this same
purpose by building over ono rlckoty
old bridge built over tho Rio Grando
by the Santa Fo about twelve years
ago. So far it seems, tho Now Mex
leo Midland. a Colorado company is
the only company doing any actual
construction. Mr. Browne said that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
MILLIONAIRE CLARK
HERE LAST NIGHT
Enjoyed a Short Conversation
With Ills Old Friend, Col.
John N. Moore.
A FEW INTERESTING FACTS

late yesterday afternoon Col John
81 Muoro tho real estate agent.
received o. dispatch from bic old
friend, United States Senator w a.
Glars Of Montana. dated from las Va.
gos. reading as follows
'Wlu bc on No train tonight"
Cul Nuore was ot che local doput
to greet h.m when the No. Z passion
ecr train arrived from he north.
These two ola Butte Montana.
friends TALKED on many subjects and
were SIN talking when thc conductor
yelled IAN aboarl for tbo west"
Tho senator o. travelling iu fino
private cnr-hig own. of thO San Pe-
drD. los Angeles a. salt Lake rail-
road company and in hla party are
his private secretary. J 70 Anderson:
his brother J Ross CLARK and hla
friend. Edward Chambers the general
freight agent of the Santa pc coast
lines
AZ Gallup Mr Chambers viii leave
the party and continue az los Ango.
l,H. but Senator CLARK and party viii
romain "a couple of days Cor the pur.
posse of investigating hiH immense
coal properties at .ClarkByIllD. under
the personal supervision and manage
mout Of Vs. T.. Brctbcrion
ON leayinr Gallup. or rather clark
Vile. Senator Clark and party VIII
Fo direct to Jerome. Arizona. where
the senator .s tho owner of tho hig-
rHi copper mine Boz the world tho
United Verde. and n large Hmoltcr
plant Tho stay nt Jerome will be-
about four days. and thence 90 Pres
uht, thence to phucn.v. and thence
back to Ash Fork. where they win
continue Uu to los Angeles whore
tho senator win personally watch
construction work now in proTress on
iho line Do is building San Pedro.
fos Ausrlcs aud sait Lake Ho viii
tbon rafuru to tho latter city by tho
Northern route.
Sometime ago gouat0r Clark was
seriously 900 and had 70 difficult and
dsnRor1us operation performed. ro.
moving a portion of tho skull ard tho
base nf Iho brain Tho operation was
entirely successful and ho rs nav DO
lho enjoyment 0f excellent health.
and looking after his extensive bIsi.
ness interests in hIH usual energetic
manner iiu Ia enthusiastic over tho
prospect of democratic success mis-
yo1r and fhInt parHor WIN bo tho
uuKt urU Ilrui
As 90 hIH romantic marriage. which
has recently boon mado public. % IB
learned that ha was married to Miss
Ia ChapoIlo. Boo 1901. aud they have r.
daughter sixteen months od For
nfni years four years after fhe death
af tho nri NrH Clark Senator CLARK
save MHa CHapo'Ir. fh0 daughter OF "a
poor man 1n education iu Paris.
France and they uaro married in that
city Mr Clark now resides 'n Par
H % .H learned tbal tbo Now York
Herald. 20. % recent date. published "a
lengthy article. Illustrated of Senator
Clarke romantic marriage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
SMOKE FROM FOREST
FIRE 0BSCURES CITY

Tho smoke from inc forest fire
raging on tho MogoII1n mountains.
ninety miles north of silver city. ob
scuroi the sun wednesday afternoon.
The fire has beon raging on the ella
river iu the M0g0I'0n mountains Tor
several weeks past, although sirouu-
Gus efforts have boon made ,y gu
pervlsor Mcclure and tho forest rang
ers. assisted hy mDchmcn 90 me re-
serve. 90 oouf.ue tho fire t0 q rottrict
ga area
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

indianapolis. Ind. July ll--Tho
Philippine commission arrived 600
indianapolis today and were taken
in tow by reception committee rep
resontug the Commercial club. The
day was spent In a drive about toe
city and an inspection of several Of
The leading industries and places 90
interest. Considerable interest Or
manifested in iho banquet 20 bc given
ai tho Claypool hotel tonIgat On honor
of the commissioners owing 90 the
fact that Senator Fairbanks the re-
publican vice presidential candidate.
will bo one of tho speakers Othor
speakers will include Governor Dur.
bin. Congressman Oycrstrcot and ,.
W Kern
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

ur a. L. Norfloot has resigned as
cashier az the First National bank
ui Artes.a. the resignation % take of.
tcct tho fifteenth of this month. says
tho Roswell Register Ho sold bic
stock in the bank 90 A. l.. Ross. and
he win bo succeeded as crshlgr by
Dr r. M Ross DR. Nordc,t viii no.
main ln Arlgs.a 20 look after his 9th.
tr business interests.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Boston Mass. July ll-Mr and
Mrs Charles . Glddon of This city.
who arc making "a tour of the world
n 2thorso power automobile. will
lOayo f0atou tomorrow fnr San Fran
cisco. and will then go by steamer 60
Hawaii Ncw Zealand. Australia and
tho countries of Asia. Europe and
northern Africa. returning to America
hy way of England ln 1906 Mr and
Mr GlIddon have already driven
their car nearly $500 miles ihr0ufh
Great urIiaIu, Holland and Germany
Before thoIr tour la completed thcy
expect to hByo covered moro than
forty Thousand mIlca
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

health IN June. however hls con.
dIi.uu became worse ani he was
brought 20 Silver CITY for medical
treatment Here again ne seemed Co
Do making progress toward recovery
until O few days prior to his demise
when % became apparent that The dlH.
case had obtained too strong a hold
upou him to ho overcome
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

cial.y lu a few days. and thIa com.
pauy may iu very short time. he
como Interested ln tho retail lum.
uor company here M tbc real pur
chaaoa of the John A. iee yards
10 ia reported however that STR
Hahn secured "a lease from Mr. Toe
f1r h.H North First street property.
about ton days aeD. and Mr Hahn
may ho interested n the new umbor
company now forming.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

WaIrry.Ilo Mo. luly it-Tbo dom-
ucraIic state convention To- name "a
candidate Cos governor was called to
order here shortly before noon today
Am indications point to the uomInn
uuu uf samuel W. Could. of Skow
began The convention will md0rso
ibs st Louis platform
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

The board OF county commission.
ers of Otero county have issued a call
Tor bids on $1,000 1890 year per
cent bonds of date October ]. 1904.
the proceeds OF which will be- used 60
erected AN adjunct 20 the present
county court house Bids are 90 be
Iu by September 8. 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Tho uttlo daughter of Homer Haas
had tho misfortune 10 have her foot
crushed by a Dog failing on o.. says
the Hustler aho was playing among
Che picnic crowd in tho Ross orchard
when tho ioE foll of tho box and
broke two bones in the foot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Colorado springs July t5-Ir o.
@. Lancaster of tho department of
philosophy and pe'nEoFy of the Colo
RADIO cpl.oEo to-day accepioi tho nrOi.
drncy of Oufot college az Olvot
Mich.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Mrs Dora white. Mss McAlpIne
aul Mrs Ed German OF Durango
Colo, accompanied by Robert Mar
tin guide and Interpreter visited the
Navajo reservation, FruItland and
Kirkland. They were shown
tho Nayaios a. work ON blankets and
doing their cooking and by tho oour.
tcsy of the Interpreter Ept a good un.
doratanding OF their domestic NE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

tho juniors responsive service Tho
presentation OF banners Tor the
largest gain n m,mbernIp wls "a
feature uf the rally
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

lemueI White has gone to Ration.
where be accepts a position with the
Ration Coal a Coke company Mr
White was timekoopor az the looal
shops
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-08
MANY ITALIANS
HURT BY BOMB
Donetio, Who Hurls Explosive
Into Crowd, More Seriously
Injured Than Others.
THREATENS TO END HIS LIFE.
Police Say He Is a Member of
"Black-H Hand" Society, Which
Terrorized People of His
Nationality in New York.

New York. Aug. IA bomb thrown
first street last night injured a score or
more of persons and led to the arrest OF
Vincenso Donetto to-day, who, the police
believe. is a member OF the BLACK Hand
society. which has terrorized residents of
the Italian districts here and extorted
money from them by threats and acts of
violence.
Donetto was himself more severely In
jured by the bomb than any of the others.
one leg being badly torn from the hip to
the ankle. but he managed to escape at
the time. and was arrested to-day at his
home.
Two rival sa~loonkeepers in opposite
street corners were giving away beer, in
an effort to Guido each other, and a crowd
surrounded each place.
Peter Dimerio, who was acting az door
keeper at one saloon. says that Donetto
approached him and demanded money.
which was refused him, He Immediately
stepped back. took a bomb from his pock-
ct. lighted its fuse and threw It. An ex-
plosion followed, and men. women and
children ran screaming from the place.
Donetto was knocked down. but soon
recovered sufficiently to be able to get
away. When the police went to arrest
him to-day he threatened to commit sui
eide. but his door was broken in be-
stefan was attending his wounds at the
time.
Several children were slightly injured.
and one man is known to have had his
chin blown of. but so far as the police
have been able to learn no one was IA
tally hurt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-08
REFUSED TO RECEIVE MAIL
FROM NEGRO POSTAL CLERK,
Brakeman on Southern Railroad
Caused Train to Re Delayed
Hour and Ten mute
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Richmond, Va, Aug. THE color line
was drawn in a very peculiar way to-day
on the Southern Railroad. causing the
delay OF the mail train and the discharge
VI several employee.
A new negro postal clerk was put on the
branch line from Claremont to Belield
to-day. the first one ever employed on
that line, and a white brakeman at Clare
mont refused to receive the mail from
the negro. The train was delayed one
hour and ten minutes. while kilograms
were exchanged between the postal au-
Southern Railroad.
The railroads. mail contract requires
that the mail be delivered to the office,
and the train hands have heretofore done
this. There was nc demonstration against
the negro clerk by the citizens or train
men, and when final orders were received
from the superintendent, the son of one
of the employees carried the pouches to
the office.
When the white brakeman refused to
receive the mail the railroad became re-
sponsible to the Government, and sew
eral of the employees, including the brake
man, were discharged for disobedience Of
orders. There was no conflict between
the Government officials and the train
hands. but the people sympathize with
the trainmen. ana the negro has Q very
unwelcOme Job. Several negro clerks run
on the mail train. and no objection has
ever been raised 10 their presence.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-08
By Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

SPECIALS.
Memphis Tenn. Aug. River stands . feet.
a fall OF 4 OF u foot In the last "A hours. Thu
Queen City arrived last night from Cincinnati.
and leaves tomorrow evening for Arhansas
City in place OF the Kate Adams. The Kate
Adams departed at $50 a. m. for Mound CITY.
Ill. where she VIII go on the ways for re-
pairs. The Kees Lee Will arrive tonight from
Cincinnati and yin lay up here on account Of
low water in The Ohio River All the local
HsroId will arrive early in the rnornin. T snd
departs at noon for ct. Louis.
GsiE1 H.; hu e !, q ,o read, laf feet;
hours. The GovernLnen, rnagboat Horaiio G..
Wright arrived from Memphis last Might and
viii depart, for ST, Louis Tonight. The City
and departed for Rlverton. The Reas I.e az
rived from Cincinnati and departed for Mem
phis. The Stacker Lee arrived at 2:s0 a. m.
Louis. The city OF Memphis arrived al j., n m
from Riverton and departed ut lao y. m. for
st. Louis.
5:3e n. N. Cape 0irardeau up at s:2S a. m
william X. King np at . p. m. Chester I'D At
t:25 L. m. The gauge reads 1871 feet and fall
ing. Weather clear and hot.
Surs. f"e
vieksburg. Miss. Aug. 7.-0auxs reads 40
tsst, co a III s Of q au. The ai Ssil: Of q. Bends and
Burlington! Ia. Aug. I-The river IL falling
slowly. The weather Is clear and cool. The
Eioise in and out from Keokuk.
Louisville, Aug. ,.-Riyer 50 In canal. is on
fails, 86 below locks. Clear and hot.
Cincinnati. o., Aug. River ! feet: station
Evansville. Ind. AuE. 7.-Rivsr IS: station
airy. Cloudy AMI warmer. $50
at Davis Island dam. Clear and .:rm.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-08
"MOTHER" JONES SERVES
NOTICE ON ROOSEVELT.
Says II He Doesn't Send Colorado
Miners Back Home He Will Lose
New York Labor Vote.
REPUBLIC

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Aug. lit is YOU business
to serve notice upon President Roosevelt
that unless he sends those miners in Colo
rado back to their homes as free citizens
he won't get a labor vote in New York
City. Then you'll see how he'll act" and
In a similarly characteristic manner
Mother Jones to-day paid her respects
to President Roosevelt in an address be-
fore the Central Federated Union. Her
mission hero Is to raise funds to aid the
striking miners In Colorado. Referring to
President Roosevelt. Mother Jones said
he had been called upon by the miners to
intervene. land the poor fellow could only
say. I can't DO it," she said.
But I'll tell you when he did interfere.
When the mine owners had placed a no
tice on the mines that the men must
work ten hours a day. and the owners
asked him to help them, then he did inter
fere. He sent the Federal troops In to
help. the mine owners to defy the State
law"
OF the situation in Colorado Mother
Jones spoke at length. Sine told OF an
Italian who a been working for eight
years and explained his having nothing
saved by saying that all the time money
was being deducted from his pay by the
company for one purpose or another. m
among other things he had to pay 50
cents toward supporting q Sunday school.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-08
BOYS CHARGED
WITH BURGLARY
Lads Escape After Being Found
in Store, but Are Caught
After Chase.

Two boys. each IS years old. are charged
with attempting yesterday afternoon to
commit a daylight robbery at the store of
the Gately Clothing Company. No. 312
North Broadway.
The youths were surprised in the store
by President GateIy of the company just
as they had finished pilins up about 500
worth Of clothing. ready for removal. It Is
said.
They escaped by jumping from q fire
escape in the rear. but were caught by
PatroImen Morris and McFadden Of In
Fourth District. after a chase, during
which several shots were fired.
AT the station they gave their names as
John Peskie, No. 1902 North High street.
and Frank Murphy Of No. 1i4O North
Eleventh street.
Mfr. Gstely discovered the boys in tn.
store at 2 o'clock. He notified Patrolman
McFadden.
They returned to the store, but IN
youngsters. seeing them, sprang to the
fire escape on the second floor and Jumped
into the alley and ran south.
PatrolInan McFadden followed. hrfnE
three shots. Patrolman Morris. hearing
the shots, saw the boys run from the al
ley, and caught them at Third street and
Lucas avenue.
The police say the boys are also wanted
for cutting several hundred dollarS worth
Of lead pipe from the building OF the
American Supply Company. at the corner
Of Second and Morgan streets.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-08

Jack McCaffery, who started from Keo-
kuk last Sunday TO float down the Mis-
sissippi River on a round log to visit the
Worlds Fair. will arrive In St. Louis this
morning and anchor his craft for a short
time at the foot of Pine street.
HandbiIls were distributed last week
announcing that he would arrive in St.
Louis at 10 a. m. yesterday, hut owing TO
delays along the route he was not able to
get In on scheduled time. He reached the
Chain of Rocks late Yesterday afternoon
and would have come on into the city
last night had ne not grounded on n shoal
there. which delayed him until it became
too dark for the navigation of his craft.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-08
River RfaIto Brevities.

The Dubuque arrived early yesterday morn
ing from St. Paul with n full trip Of passengera,
She will depart at b p. IN. to-day.
The Cape Girardeau is due this morning
from Commerce. She will depart at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Tho city OF Providence was full of pss-
sengers on her excursion to Montesano yester-
day afternoon.
Tho Lora made her first excursion trim 10
Alton and Piasa BLUFFS yesterday. She had 4
good patronage.
The lighthouse boat Lily arrived Yesterday
mor.iuc from the Lower Mississippi River.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-08
HURT AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
Four Workmen Sustain Injuries
While Engaged in Their Duties.

Four workmen were injured at the Fair
grounds yesterday. Two sustained frac-
tured legs by the falling Of a twelve-foot
scafold at the livestock barn. while two
were injured by falling scenery at Cum
mins'e Wild West show.
Those injured at the livestock harm are
Joseph Dteean Of No. 2s45 Walnut street,
and Frank Sheeks Of No. 1247 Hcdia-
mont avenue. They we're caught under the
David Lee and John Harry. employed as
property men at the Wild West Show.
were caught under falling scenery. which
was being erected. Lee sustained a scalp
wound, while Harry was injured Internal
IL, All four men .were removed to the
Emergency Hospital.