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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

she was dumb. she shook her pFctiy
little head negatively TO every re.
quest be made, outside bis orders.
hut Frederick was perslatsnt.
Finally one dag Martha said she
would 20 10 the fair grounda with
him aud see his work, for sho knew
be was a contractor. bat her sister
went along aa a chapor0n.
After that Il was much better for
brodcrick Ia company with her
sister. Martha Mathlldo went oue
with him often, and sOmotlmca she
allowed him 10 visit their little home
on Caroline street But unfO tunatoly
the work was over only too soon, ana
he Fea about 10 return home
Then the old. Old story was 70.
famped. Frederick told his waitress
sweetheart that he loved her.
Go home" she said, think Il
over, ana then ~ you SKIN want 10
marry me. well nj"
Frederick went home. 10 aid
think q over Tho more ne thought.
The more he wanted Martha Mathildo
20 be MS own, 80 4 was only natural
mat ne should write 20 81. Louis and
tell her that be loved hof better than
w ANtHN tfHN ~ iNN WNflNs
When she wrote back and accepted
him, the train that took aim 80 sd.
Louis seemed 10 creep along the
road, despite the fact that lt was tho
iaat flyer on the y. a %.
The news ct Martha Mafhildoa en-.
easement spread rapidly. The Girls
IN ne restaurant coald talk OF moth.
Ing else.
The wedd'Tg was great auccosa.
Not only were al the girls there. bat
many Of she regular customers drop.
ped into the church 10 take q last
look ~ the overwhelmingly pretty wait.
reese Who would be- waitress no
longer.
The Itinerary OF The wedding tour
Included Niagara, Atlantic City ana
NeW York A day or two ago the
happy couple arrived in baltimore.
They proceeded 10 the palatal conn.
try home. Paradise" Whore. when
hfa hrodsrlck puts on her little
white apron which charmed her nus.
bands oye IN 81. Louis, Il will be as
mistress OF the beautiful establish
mons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
pEoPLE al rAE AoLLENagck

Recent arrivals at the Hollenbcck
hotel In los Angeles, are
N. 3 scribno1. Tombstone, Ariz
W. u Tanner and wife and q.
Ross, Jr.. Phoenix. Ariz
J. Levy and wife. Albuquerque.
N. ~.
,. Frankenburg. B'shee. Arlz.
Mrs. Alice smith. Deming. N. NJ.
e. n. Moore. Globe. Arig.
George G. Martin. wEckenburg.
Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Fed Wilson. Flag
stan. Ariz.
A. W. Bean. Prescott, Ariz.
ID. J. Morgan and wife, Della, Arlz
Mrs. Emil Marks. pisbee. Ariz.
J. y. SNOWFALL. Phoenix. Ariz.
A. 1roynOvltch. Globe. Arix.
Q. n. Baum and wife. m Paso.
Texas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
BOWEL COMMERCIAL Clue
ELECTS OFFICERS

The directors Of the Roswell Com.
mercial club held their meeting OF or.
sanitation IN thN club rooms. and
The result OF the meeting was that
President @. A. Richardson and J. A.
Graham, the officers who have the
most OF the clubs work 10 do. we're
reelected. The new officers for the
coming year are as follows:
Prcsldent-Judge G.. A. Richardson.
First Vice p esidont-E. A. Cahoon.
Second Vice President Harold
Hurd.
Recommendations Kellahin.
Secretary. A. Graham.
Robert Kollahln was appointed 10
hli - uneXpi-ed term OF W. r.
Wei as director.
T.. l.. Bedel's resignation as a
director WAS accepted, and D.. J. X.
hiahop was chosen 20 an his place.
J. W Rhca and Robert Hamilton
were elected new members of the
club.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Special Correspondents.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City, Mo-. June 26--On
Tuesday OF last week there was a Sc
we're break IN Fat steers OF ibc 70 a0c.
but aftar that the market made par
tial recovery. Cows and hcifers did
not lose a. much a. steers. and
closed the week nearly steady. Feed.
e,a declined with fat steers. but stock.
ors held steady. The supply 81 cat.
tie today - much reduced from re-.
cent Mondays. tho market n &c 90
loo higher and prospects are there
fore promising Tor the rest OF the
week. The cheaper grades Of cat.
ile have been selling fairly we'll late
", and the medium and Hight grass
cattle from the Indian Territory and
Texas. In the quarantine division,
have made advances In each Of the
last two weeks IN the face Of lower
prices for tat Htoors. Tho situation
Just now seems % be- the result Of
too many cattle on feed, but now that
they have been worked on pretty
closely. there should be a good out
lot for tho lighter Grades that DO
not run into beef 90 rapidly. A few
fat steers from eastern Col0la ado sold
lately % 1886 10 Sass. Several ship.
ments Of Panhandle stockera we're
here late last week at around f305
feeders from $3.50 to $3.50, 900 to
i.O25pound grass steers are bringing
$3.50 20 1880 In me quarantine "A.
vision. and thiP class will command
the same or a little more IN the ma
tive division from killers. Veals
have nuciuated conside able lately
hue aeil today al 80 20 $3.50.
The mutton market - a shade lower
than a week ago taking into consid.
Grafton an advance of Zoe today.
Packers complain OF bad conditions
IN mutton market cast, but seem Will
ing 60 take all that come et present
prices. Two shipments Of Arlzonas
sold AT ff.7b today. % and lO7.pounds
respectively, Texas ewes at Sass;
native spring lambs AZ 81 Some light
wooded Colorado lambs. Weighing Sc
pounds. sold last week at 1915. and
grass ycarlings bring around f625.
No straight western grass muttOns
have sold here this season. but they
win meet a good reception wien they
do come
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
NEW MEXICO AND
ARIZONA LIVE STOCK
special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Kansas City, Mo, June "a Some
sales Of Panhandle. New Mexico and
Arizona cattle here this week:
Monday-B Miller. Phoenix. Arlz.,
l0t killers. go pounds. f3.65. r. {.
bryant. Carlsbad. N. NJ, IS bulls
l.2Gi pounds, $40. NJ W. McQuis.
tan. Miami, Texas. 40 feeders, 1871
pounds. $3.50. "a feeders. 900 pounds
$3.50. % feeders, 300 pounds. $3.50.
VIM I.amis a Son. Canadian Texas,
90 feeders. 500 pounds. s3ib. r. q.
Congan. Canadian Texas, 20 feeders,
9ls pounds. $3.50.
Tuesday-H. w. Eubauk. Charming,
Texas. 81 feeders. 500 pounds, t3.b0.
J. NJ Ter ell Dalhart. Texas. tfi
stockCrs. 500 pounds. s3.G5 V. Steck'
ley. Higgins. Texas. 40 veal calves,
ISL opnds. 81. w. J. Canantzer. Hig.
gins, Texas, % veal calves, 1874
pounds. t5.2F. BOyina Cattle com.
pany. Bovlna. Texas. "a cows. 83s
pounds. s3fO.
Following are some sales OF Texas
and Arizona muif0na here this week
Monday San Angelo National bank,
San ANGLO, Texas, 230 mixed, 50
pounds, ff.45. Mckenzie a r.. San
Angelo, Texas. i.7t5 mixed. % pounds.
fi.f0. ~ Campbell Phoenix, Ariz..
2.9S9 wethers, 80 pounds. $3.50
Tuesday Campbell, Phoenix.
Arlz.. 1915 wothers. "a pounds. f4.65,
n, Campbell, Phoenix, Ariz.. 1875
wctherg % pounds, ft.o0.
Wednesday Collins. Phoenix,
Arlk.. 663 weihefs. i0i pounds. si.70.
Eeruusnn A. MaE San Auralo Terea
691 wethsrs, 80 pounds, $40.
Thursday -Godalr a c., Crowley,
Texas. l93 ewes. "a pounds. Ss.i5.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
HALLINA MORGAN'S
GREAT WORKOUT

Halllna Morgan, the fast thrce.year-
old hily. purchased by Joe Barnett
during the spring race meet Ia this
city. from N. II. Morgan. Of Greeley,
Colo. promises 10 prove uEe OF the
sensations IN harness circles this
year.
According 10 an or .olo IN The Den
yer News, Of Monday when Is nc.
companied by a handsome w OF this
East mare Halllna stepped a quarter
Of n mile during workout al over.
land park Sunday morning IN the ~.
mRrkably fast time OF 20 seconds.
This magnificent daughter OF Due
fIal and Angelina. by Christopher H..
has been showing exceptional form
since her 2'year-old performances hrst
began 10 attract attention, and her
performance at Denver sunday iusti-
files the hopes her owner has In her
future career.
In four races this spring she has
won $1,000, and was purchased for
$4,000 and 81. Elmo as a bonus.
Ilallina Morgan Is now CHARTERED al
Overland. but viii not start nj the
present meeting, as her owner has
planned to take her on the grand cir
cult, commencing with the Detroit
meeting.
AZ present she n barely a years old,
having been foaled IN June. 1902. Not
only Is she e perfect type Of the PAGER
IN general conformation. hut carries
the blood ines Of the pacing kings
Of the turf Tier sire, Due Hal (3f56sl
now only years Of age, Is by the
second greatest pacing sire. Duplex.
s;lIh. sire Of twenty.one IN 2;2b. Due
Halls dam was BanQuolte. By Brown
Hal. 2;l2M. sire 81 sixlyfOur In 2.26,
Including the great Star Pointer
1853 - ianquetfe also Bfoducad
Cadet, 2.0e a. Hailna horFans dam
Il Angelina. by Christopher VI. She
" also the dam Of Lulu NJ. 2ii4 "a.
Through an error Hallinn'H sire Is
sometimes given a. Duplex Hal
Tho performances o. this fllly are
somewhat remarkable As a 2.yearold
she started and won two races az
Cbayenne, WyO, last fair. against
aged horses. and was second, at Lara.
nile City a week igtor
In September she raced against the
good filly Helen Gould n Fort Collins
for purse of $500. Zach won a heat
In the deciding heat a collision occur
rod. IN which both contestants wera
injured The money was divided and
Al bets declared on On May ~.
1905. she agnin met Helen 0ould al
Fort Collins for a $500 purse. the win.
ner 70 have all. and defeated her IN
i;oeh, 1908, Two days later she won
the 2 l0'elaas over ased horses IN
2 80. 2;2eh. 2'2s.
A. Albuquerque she won the 2;a5
c'gss IN straight heats. Best time.
3 22'i
Tor fourth race was a. las Vegas.
IN which she took her present record
Of 2;fi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
PARKER'S INTRODUCTION
To WESTERN OFFICIALS

p G. Fox, who was recently pro.
NOTED from the superlnsendency Of
the western grand division OF the
Santa 30 TO the general auporlntend.
ency ~ the Santa W.. n. ]. Parker,
recently division superintendent -
Marceilne, No. who succeeds Mr..
Fox on the western grand division.
and superintendent J. y. McNally.
who was transferred from the Mo
Urande division 10 the aonfhoastern
Kansas division. tranafor 10 take
place July 4, arrived from the south
this Afternoon on spociai train.
AFTER a short atop AZ the local depot
the special continued north.
Mr. Fox said they were showing
Mr.. Parker over tho western grand
division and 10 tho meantime he was
giving tha local railroad men q pari.
Ing shake
They we're az far south 81 San
Merclal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
socoRRo's CLIMATE
CURED A coNeuMPTlvE

Miss LYDIA Hendrix left socorro for
her home In Warronsburg. No, says
the Chieftain. Miss Hendrix affords
ono Of the most remarkato instances
on the record Of recovories from con.
sumption under the influence Of New
McxlcO'a climate When she came
90 Socorro about n year ago she was
extremely omaclatod, weighing less
than a hundred pounds. and showed
overy other symptom OF the early
stages Of the disease. She goes home
weighing over n hundred and forty
pounds and without n single one Of
the alarming symptoms with which
she came. Miss Hendrix takes with
her. besides restored health, the wish
Of many socorro friends that she may
long enjoy those rich blessings which
only good health can bestow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
cArrLE CONDITIONS oEHERALLv

W. C. Barnes, OF Dorsey, Colfax
county, secretary of the territorial
sattlo sanitary board, a committee
OF which met In Santa 10 Monday,
said TO a representative 81 the New
Mexican thas although the year would
not be as good IN the cattle business
a. Il had been IN the past years. that
the cattle men had no cause for com.
plant. The past winter and spring
have been 20 bad on the stock OF
the territory that the nucleus for com.
mNncing cattle raising this year was
very small. and that large results
could not be expected The calf
crop viii be small all over the terri.
tory, and a. q result tho recolpta
from this side OF the industry viii
be small. The ranges are IN the best
u condition, and the stock that sur.
viyed the winter IL showing the good
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
ROCK ISLAND MAN
GOES TO PHILIPPINES

Washington. June s0-w A. Darl.
Ing, Of Chicago. who h connected
with the Rock Island railway, has
been rendered the appointment 10
succeed J. " Stevens IN the work
ni railway construction ia the phi.
ipplneH iiia appointment has not
YET been announced Officially but II
is understood he will accept
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
ATTORNEY GENERAL ron
MHArLn nAu 40

Emporia, Kan, June 30.--lt Il an
nouneed here today that John Mad
den, OF Emporia, has been made a.
torney general " the Missouri, Kan
saa a Texas railway, 10 kanoaa. with
headquarters AZ Parsons, effective on
July I. % succeed the late r.. N
8edgwick Mr.. MADDEN was AZ one
time assistant 20 the extension and
auditor Of che Denver a Rio OFande
railroad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Mrs. WIN Meuts and children len
last nlght tor Long beach. Cal. whoro
they viii spend the remalnder Of the
summer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
suPRGMI ooURr AolouRNs.

tFr1m Wednesdays Daily Citlgenl
The territorial supreme court met
In adjourned session al the supreme
court chambers In the capitol yester.
day morning. The court was called
70 order at 10 O'Clock by Chief Justice
w J Mills. OF las Vegas, with an
associate Justices present.
Tho court proceeded 10 business
and disposed OF the following casasi
Ia the case Of the territory OF New
Mexico W. Andres Corsin'O Mlera, ap.
pealed from the Fourth judicial dis
triet court for Union county. In which
defendant was sentenced 20 ten years
imprisonment ia the penitentiary. the
decision OF the lower court was az.
firmed.
In the ditch case Of Fellclano Cande.
lario et al, vs.. Serapi0 VelleiOs. et al
appealed from the Third judicial dls.
trict court FOR Dona Ana county.
judgment OF the lower court affirmed.
The case OF Antonio Joseph, plaintiff
IN error, W.. Thomas r. Catron. defend.
ant In error In which Judgment was
rendered for 5000 against the defend.
ant, being an error 10 the First Judi.
cial district court Tor Santa Re conn.
-, the judgment OF tho lower court
was reversed and the case remandod.
In the case OF Helen l.. Ozane Va.
Fletcher NJ Lund, appealed from the
Fifth judicial district court for Lin.
coin county, the motion made BY an
peiiee that the judgment OF the lower
court he affirmed was overruled and
the case set for hearing on August 30
~ order was entered by the court
thanking Attorney General George W.
Prichard, Attorneys W. ID. Chllders
n. y, Field, and Charles A. spioss for
the exhaustive manner IN which they
argued the question OF the validity OF
tho territorial statute placing Tor.
rance county In the Second judicial
district.
The court then adjourned until Wed.
ncsday. August 20 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

aimoh Ncuntedt, general merchant
ana postmaster At Los Lunas. trans
acted buslheaa IN the city Lass ewes.
ms.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

g. Louis Metal Market.
S. Louis, Mo. June 30.-Spclter.
quiet. s5.791f.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
DISEASES

ALTOONA va June ~, 1914.
Twas afflicted with letter IN bad shape
(, would appear IN bloichea a. large a. 10,
hand, q yelsoWish color, and scale OF
You can imagine how offensive Il was
For twelve years ! was afflicted with ths
trouble. At night Il Was q ssse Of scratch
and many times 20 rest at 81. seeing che
good the medicine was doing q friend
who was taking Il for Eczema, l com
meneed q, aud a. a result the eruption BE-
gan 10 dry Up aud disappear, and to-day
am practically q well man. Only two
tiny spots are left on the elbow and shin
where once the whole body Wa affected
I have every confidence Ia the medicine
and feel sure that IN q abort time these
two remaining spots will disappear
.. 8. 8. "a certainly great blood pnfi.
der, and has done me y world II good
I ann grateful for what Il has accom-.
pliahed, aud trust that what have eald
will lead others who are similarly aallct.
"a 10 take the remedy and obtain ths
same good results that have.
i2s East Fifth Ave. JOINS =. LKAA.
-
While washes. soaps. calves aud powder,
relieve temporarily, they do not rcachth
real cause u the disease. The blood must
" purified before the cure 10 permament
B.Aa. contains no potash, arsenic or min.
sral Of any description, bat 4 Rusrentecd
- ~ 90 purely vcgesable
C !. q ! l q !. I. !. /. !.
N Send Tor our book
on the skin snd a.
diseases. which 4
N mailed free. Our
N N "a phyeicians viii
cheerfuiiY adviss
IN IA without charge
H any who write ~
~ w. ~ about their cass.
Ne suii spsslns couVauy. Atlanta. O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
BE AT THE CASINO
TOMORROW NIGHT
Wade Musical Stock Company
Presents a Choice Quality
Of Artists.
TEN WEEKS OF ENTERTAINMENT
THE Management,

The Management
of
Traction Park Casino
Take pleasure In announcing the
opening OF their play house
Saturday evening, July the FIRST,
nine.cen hundred and ave.
at half past eight O'Clock"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
ADMINISTRATIVE COURT FINISHES HEARING TODAY
Defense Presented Side in Cases against r. A. IIubbeI
and EsdvO WeII-COvernOr VIII Render
Decision Later.

From Thursdays Daily Citiron)
Late this afternoon the hearing be-
fore Governor Oteio, OF the charges
made BY District Attorney y. W..
Clancy, against Frank A. Hubbcll
treasurer aud ex-oliicio collector Of
Bernait'lo county. and school Super.
int y Eslavio Vigil. was brought
70 close. and the governor will
probably return to Santa Re tonight.
The time Of the administrative
court was taken up today with the
testimony OF the defendants, which
was In the form OF documentary evi.
dence presented by the attorneys
representing hessra. Hubbeli and
vlgi
In each case complete answer
was made % each individual charge.
as flied by District Attorney Clancy.
These answers, after being read to
the court. were filed with the gov.
ern0r, which. with the evidence intro
duCod. will DO taken under consldOFa.
tion by the executive. who will rem
der ais decision some time In the
near future az Santa Fc.
A great deal OF interest has been
aroused BY the hearing. and the de-
cisiOn OF Governor Otero will b.
awaited with interest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
BASE BALL

fhe Browns are practlolng faith
iullY o0ly day and n ihls donl bring
fNaulfs ln tho approaching series
with nc las Vegas Blues. thlaer are
NOT what they should BE- These
daily workouts are hound 10 bring ~.
suits, and those who 20 10 Traction
pars uu sunday afternoon may ~ Al.
saiid Of witnessing some good ball
ioWH.
Lyons. catcher. Lamhin. short.
stop; C. Rathl0urno, third base, pan.
lei. Tighi hold: Dickora0n. left aeid.
fanDiuR. pitcher ana second zoe,
Taylor, center held; 9chempn. nrrt
basel Matney. pitcher ana sesord
gtltutoa.
Starr viii probably pitch the IN.
iilal game for me Browne. ana pettna
VIII catch. French VIII be on nrat.
kuas on second. Nchss on third ard
randall viii play a. short. Onler.
vftlt 4nd Cotgfoye VIII comprise tho
ouinold.
The Highland Mechanics arc am.
iofs for game aiih some team thaA
lhey cant beat. They skinned the
hafclaa team and ucaipcd the Brick.
layers, and nos they are looking for
new material q, work over The Nc.
chanies have an extraordinary baf.
terry. composed o. Alfredo Galasar ana
D. u. EspenOaa.
Tho i&s Vegas plues vii take a
trio north into Colorado Altar the
Fourth OF July series Win the Browna.
This tour viii include games al COL
ofado springs, Pueblo ana Trinidad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

A regular meeting OF q. X. War.
rem Post No 8. q. A. r.. win he held
In I. o. o. r. hall at 8 o'clock tomor.
row evening, July flrst. All mem.
beers are requested 20 be present.
Visiting comrades will DO welcomed.
y. O. Caldwell, r. @. w. w. Nc.
Donald. Adlntant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
HubbeIrs Anuwsr 70 charuss.

The following ~ the answer filed
BY Attorneys w. a. Chiiders and r.
W. Dobaon, 70 tho charges fied
against r. A. Hubbeli, treasurer and
ex-ofiiclo collector Of Bornalillo
county;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-13

not until Ee had brought to the De
pcrtment the. ininistaIsahle aocumen.
tary evidence that the Secretary could
lie persuaded 10 take UP the charses.|
Both Payne and Wilson were VIC
tins OF misplaced confldence. They
could not bring themselves even to
question the eintesrity OF the men whom
they lad trusted for years. until they
were actually forced 10.
ckef statlstlcian Hyde was aakcd
this morning regarding the assertion
by Ricnard Cheatiiam a: Atlanta to the
effect that the dismissal OF Holmes
as the sole victim Of the scandal was
practically whitowash: that Holmes
had been made the scapegoat: and
that Hyde was either fool or a lsuavc
in connection with the leak occurring
in his bureau.
ut Is Unnecessary that reply to
Mr. cheathan's inferences.v said Mr..
Hyde. Il will make only ti.Is state
,sient; In Mr.. Holmes who was my
associate and not my subordinate, i
had the most implicit confidence. Ho
was apparently most capable. and no
sugge' tion OF mine for further safe.
guarding the figures, as thought, was
unheeded. In 1908 was absent from
the bureau for eight months partly on
account Of illness. and when returned
was stlll III SO that Holmes continued
some time practically IN charge. Dur
ing Il at eight months and for some
time thereafter the associate statisti.
clan wos a trusted man In the compiIa-
ton OF the reports. It was impossible
that subordiiiates In The bureau should
have conspired with him. Under the
old system he alone could have been
guilty Of wrong doing. II is un-
derstood, however. that the cotton men
have evidence that there WAS colIu-
sion between Holmes and other EN-
ployes OF TIE Department which will
be forthcoming at the proper time
Other disniissais are sure TO follow
that Of Holmes, they cay.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-13
HE SAVED TWO
AND LOST one
HEROIC WORK BY JACK KELLEY
IN CHARLES RIVER, Ros-
TON, YESTERDAY.
(By PublIshera, press.l

BOSTON. Mass, July 13.-Edwin
]. Carly, nine years old. was drown.
ed in the Charles river in Brighton,
Wednesday, while swimming, The
body had not been recovered up to
this morning.
Three lives would have been lost
but for the heroic work of Jack Kei
ley. fifteen years old. Kelley rushed
into the swiftly running river. He
got Thomas Dunlap by the hair
brought him ashore. and then rushed
back into the water to the assistance
of Tommy connell. BY the time he
had placed the connell boy ashore
the Carly boy had sunk from view. A
second drowning accident occurred
Wednesday evening in South Boston,
when John Mccarthy. 25, years old,
single, went down in the reserved
channel near the foot of X street,
while in swimming.
At Gloucester. w. ]. Fraser, 26
years old. of East Boston, drowned
on the beach.