Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-08-19
BUCKEYS
VISIT CITY
Cincinnati Excursion Party En-.
joyed Brief Stay in
Santa Fe.
SPECIAL IN BAD WRECK
Several Persons We're Severely In.
jured in Smash.Up Near
Topeka.

Delighted with their brief visit in
Santa Fe, and praising the hospitalit!
of the people of the Capital City, thu
members of the Cincinnati Tent Cit!
Club, IS in number, who are en- rout'
from Cincinnati, Ohio, to San Francis
co. to attend the annual encampmen
of the Knights Templar, departed al
ten o'clock this morning on specia
train for Albuquerque, where one and
one-half hours will be spent, the great
er part of the time in going through
the Harvey Museum.
The special train bearing the delega-
ton arrived in Santa Fe at o'clock
this morning and less than one-half
hour later the curious who made UP
the greater number of the party, were
upon the streets anxious to get at least
glimpse of the many interesting
scenes they had heard so much about.
The visitors at first split UP into
cliques and in short time were spread
all over the city. The Cathedral
proved to be an attraction to the ma
jority and San Miguel Church was also
an early attractive point. The Cover
nor's Palace, the Federal Building, the
Capitol and all other points of any es-
pecial note were in line for inspection.
The curio stores proved nucleus for
all and the proprietors of the places
were busy during their stay in the
city.
The live eagle at the rear of the J. S.
Candelario store proved to be form
of unusual amusement for large num-
Der Of the excursionists.
Five Injured in Wreck.
Late Wednesday afternoon the spe-
cial train was wrecked about forty
miles west of Topeka, and five persons
were severely injured. One woman
who is now in hospital in Topeka,
had three ribs broken and suffered in
ternal hurts. The accident was
caused by the spreading of a rail or
some defect in one of the wheels of
the tender The train, which is due
to reach the Grand Canon Saturday
morning at four o'clock, is now twelve
Lours late. A considerable delay Was
occasioned by the wreck.
Show Effects of Wreck.
Eight or ten members of the party
plainly showed the effects of having
been in the smash-up near Topeka
Several Of the men have severe cuts
On their heads and faces. Mrs. Garry,
wife of DR.. Garry prominent prac-
titioner of Cinci natl is exhibiting a
badly discolored optic, the result of
coming forceably in contact with the
side of a car. A. A. Wise, city pas
senger agent of the Santa Fe Railway
system in Cincinnati, who is accom-
panying the party, had narrow es-
cape from serious injury. At the time
of the accident he was standing on
the platform of car and was thrown
some distance. He says that it was
lucky wreck, in that nobody was killed
outright. Every car left the tracks
and ran over the ties for some little
distance before the engine could be
brought to stop. Mr.. Weiss visited
Santa Fe two years ago.
Santa Fe Feature Of Trip.
Santa Fe is certainly the feature
of the trip thus far" remarked Mrs.
G. w. Tuttle. Of Columbia City, Indi.
ana. at the Claire hotel, "and to think
that after the delay caused by the
wreck on Wednesday, they attempted
to prevail upon us to cut the Capital
City from our program. I wish that
we might remain several days. Mr..
Tuttle, who is a prominent Hoosier
Knight Templar and member Of Co
lumbia City Lodge No. 1S9, A. F. & A.
NJ. Columbia City Chapter No..54, R.
A. NJ. Columbia City Council No. IS, R.
& s. NJ. and Cyrene Commandery No. |
"a, X. r., was equally enthusiastic |
over the brief stay IN this city. Thsre
were but four Knights Templar on the
special train. Accompanying Nj. and
Mrs. Tuttle. were Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. |
Ruck. also Of Columbia City, Indiana.
The party Of four were entertained
by Superintendent Clinton J. Crandall, |
Of the q. 8. Indian Industrial School,
who took them to the various points
of interest In his carriage. Messrs
and Mesdames Tuttle and Ruck are
old friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. 81. G. Yonts.
former residents Of Columbia City, In
diana. They came upon Mr.. Yontz IN.
exDectedly. Mrs Tuttle discovering
his name on the window of his jewelry
establishment on San Francisco Street.
Trlp Over the City.
AT 7:45 o'clock. IN charge oR Attor.
ney Charles ~ Eesleys a fkf q.
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on q trip over the city. The rooms Of