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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
SCIENCE PREVENTS
DEATH OF MINER
CRUSHED BEYOND REcooNlTioN
RECLAIMED FROM GRAVE BV
SKILL or PHYSICIANS,

Al the sisiers hospital. Trinidad.
Thursday night. f was stared THAI
there was much chance Tor tho lfe
of John rerNo. injured in the blg coal
full 40 the Piedmont mine q few day
ago. says tho Advertiser
perhO was brought 90 the hospital
lu an unconscious condition Ass
whole body az FIRST seemed ta have
hoen crushed IN Even the doctors
np0u a cuwufy examination said THAI
the mans back was broken and that
he would die
Then science stepped in. The d0cl
tors began 90 put forth their bea4
skill The patient was PUT on d
swinging bed with alr cushions
Wclghia were placed at the foot and
head to draw on an the weight p0ssi.
bic from pressing aslust the spine
An operation was performed and
lWc Friday nlghf d was declared sue
cessiul Indeed. ao Gar was the 800.
eery skin and medical knowledge of
worth that tho moro sanRuine declare
ihai DO viii ultimately recover.
Ia view ol lho lflshihi condition
go thls minor hia Cass ia ono Chad
reflects the very hlahcal credit unnn
everyone connected with the alriern
hospital pa thla mans case ~ has
lndeed been literally alaichcd from
iho grave
AIRS , a pass ana asnshter. OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
SHOOTING At ruLARosA
THE OTHER DAY

THE OTHER DAY
A shooting ARRAY took place a mile
or 80 above TularOsa tho other day al
inc mouth 20 the canyon. says the
AlamuROrlo Advertiser
Jose SamOa. an old man who llvos
IN iularos0 was shot by Jnse Duran.
near the laitcr's faach and died \ fow
hours later Inc cause of che shoot.
ing has not set been cleared of
great deaf of mystery. Anmora. ac-
rording i0 his ante morton statement
WIS harvesting corn when Dural
drove up in . wagon and asked him
who're ~ could water hts h0fEoa. ga-
mora repHl q chat hn could water Thorn
n tln diich. and the latter jumped
ont with q shot gun no tho time re-
marking thal De- would show him not
20 Insult married wOmea iia shot
MIN with e shot gun and hen pulled
g revolver and nred Eve times. two
ot The bullets. ia addition to the load
Of shot, an took effect. The shot en-
tered bis side perf0rating tho mites.
ilnes lie WAS takcn 60 Tularosa and
- response % a message Dr Bryan
went up lo perform nn operation, but
ia Wts too late and he died Duran.
TIE man who dld tho shooting 81 once
went Ia 10 Iularosa md gave himself
up 30 the Officers and was brought 10
ihe Otero county ioll According TO
lulnrusn Information hose who know
much about the affair pro not Inclined
20 tnlh 50 the exact provucniion b.
no, known.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
MYSTERIOUS MURDER At
CROWN KING MINE

Wogd has lnsi reachrd Prescott oi
"a most cold hlooded murder commit.
ted a Crown King Jack Fletcher.
we'll known mining man in that sec.
ton, WAS sitting ia the saloon pf Billy
Peirie talking wiih number az
friends when suddenly a shot rang
ont. a crash uf glass wa heard as
he bullet passed thorough one 81 iho
rear windows az the place. and Fetch.
rr zen 90 The floor nnd oxplrOd q abort
time aficrward Tho Killing occurred
m The early rnrI 0f the evening and
The night being exceedingly dark ihe
man who hred the shot had no difn.
Guilty iu elnaiag thc officers ard riti.
1cns who Immediately rushed a. the
scenr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17


Three nnw children were brought
iu iha dear aad dumb asylum ai San
iu Fo hst saturday one of them De-.
Mg the ZEN year Ola son ul Cande
lariu Garcia. ui Barney onion county.
who was brought hy his father. AIMS
hc other two hcins b ltilo bny hy
ihe name of Henry Taylor who bias
been Twins with bis grandmother.
Mgs Mary fnckleaE of Take Arthur.
SOW Mexico. and a glf hY lhe name
OF Ruth Pullman hr0ueh ffam DAY
Inn New Mexico
nr e ~ i.ukcus superintendent
uf fhu thlldfgus Home Society of
Sew Mexico ana Arizona. escorted
These two children from iheir hOmea.
paying the expenses from the treas
My oi me society as tho relatives
Rero not aDle io send them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17


There Is lubllailun among ino friends
81 James Rudolph Gafncld when
changes In the cabinet we're aanuunc,
"a shortly before election aud the
nauit Ut Garfield SD moi appear. there
WRs a feeling among his frionds that
iha commissioner az corporations had
not been fairly treated. he had told
thcm, some time before, that be was
10 entor The cabinet aud 81 was uador-
stood his portfolio was 40 be commerce
and labor Mr. Garfield was not et
liberty 10 explain that plans had been
changed nnd that De was 90 succeed
Ethan Allen Hitchcock as secretary Of
interior Ills tfmds therefore, had
in the bos, they could at guesNng.
an. their guess was that flo presi.
dent had not kept faith,
There had been considerable com.
ment on tho fact that NOT since RobCri
Lincoln retired from the sccTetarvnhlp
% war IN 1855 had there been a son
~ a president "a the cabinet. iu fact.
Ma. Garfield d the only son OF a presi.
dent who during recent Yeara had
been 80 all prominent In public llfa,
though Gen. Fred Grant 10 making for
himself an enYlahlc reputation a.
soldier
The new secretary of the intorlof
u ihe second SON Of the late PruBident
Garfield, and has HlWays displayed a
keen interest Ia public affairs. lie was
i.urn az Hiram. Ohio, and like his faith.
70 and brother Harry, as srdod Will
iam'H college and later graduated
from the Columbia law school m New
York. upon his admission 20 the bar
~ 1858, he catered Into practice at
Cleveland.
A decade ago be served la the Ohio
Legislature ana was u member of the
aluin1lliteo Whicla eKuuorated the lnle
Mafeus a. Hanna Of the charge of
using improper Influences ln securing
atiH election 90 the United States son.
ate. Hia entrance into the hLld Of
Raiiunai AFFAIRS was when President
hanHnVelt appointed hlm a memhrr Of
ths civil service commission. about
Age years ato when The bureau az
corporations came into existence. ln
fepruary. 1908. ne was appointed ats
nrsi commissioner amt has held the
office since
Mt Garfield iH trustee of VIII
iAm's college. and president Of the
hoard of trnsi eea 0f Lake Erie college.
I'd Palaravlllo Ohio Unlike hls older
aruiuor Harry. be- has always had POLL
era ambitions. and snYeu years ago
thought seriously 0f becoming a oun-
didaia for governor ui puin
senator Hanna. ai thhi timc the
leader ui fhc republican Organization
Of the state picked Judge George a.
NaFh as bis candidate, however, and
Garfield foon after announced himself
. candidate for congress in the iwca.
iieih district hftcr o spirited con-
test Nhieh boglmc badly complicated
before q ended, Jacob A DcldloF was
nominated aud elected aud ls now
concluding his third sHcresHlye term
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

cd the life oui 81 b with hot irons.
nor haYe I hlesohed Il dry No. no.
five minutes uf brushing and d ls nat
mraily wavy.
"iiGhi clothing assures good rircU-
latiou. That " an inyiulate rnlo wlinO
me There is nothing more MinB
over matter says ail this Ia a Word 1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

mr.. Sllas Dunton, who cele-
brated his SSH birthday on
April 9th, last, and who has
been one Of the most highly re-
Spected and best known mer-
chants for the past 90 years IN
Millbnry, Mass, thanks Duffy's
Pure Malt WhlSkey for his
youth and vig0r.
4 friend Of Mr.. DuntOn's says
he looks so we'll that he is easily
good for twenty years more.
Mr.. DuntOn visits his store
almost every day. Last sum-
mer he had \ severe attack Of
dySentery which was completely
cured BY Duny'S Pure Malt
WhISkey.
~ am using Duffy. Pure Malt Whiakey,
and think i veFs ssluablc As q medicine. last
July vNs taken SICK with dYscnltfy, and the
doUiog Thoughts my ease was ALMOST hopeless.
a geod dncinf and q very good nrfsc worked
over me night and day tor four or five months,
giving me ali sorts Of medicines Finally In
sisted on tNO or three fpoonills ii Duly's
Pure Malt Whisky a day, and 10 believe &
sgaa the medicine shat cured me. For man
81 ag years ] am very Well. silas Duniun,
kfihufv, Mass May 18Th. 20.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
.erritOrial
Topics

MAJOR GRAHAM WILL
LEAVE INDIAN SERVICE
Major ID. d. Graham who for many
years has been agent a. zunl. has re.
signed his position as agen ana WI
sooa leave the indian Wrtice. says
iho Gallup Republican. Major Ora
ham has made q good agent. and has
always had the confidence of the IN.
MIS- fie vii engage in business n
thls part of The country M oliver
ot tho lndlan school at albuquerque
haa been appointed agcnf. Vice Major
Graham
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Thai piiiHphfg man who s eOing
10 organize neW polNice3 Marry fOf
ihn SOLE purpose og uHaln uOminaiing
and eioctlng Theodore Roosevelt nrosl
denl 90 iho United states may NOT
auerood in getting tho public 90 tako
BIN seriously. but - undoubtedly S.
true ihat h represents a sonllmonl
MAT by much runEer throughout toe
euuuiry Cham politicians in Washing.
ipn have been willing 90 believe
Politicians in Washington NJ if
known, hare newer dnho any shonilae
fof Roosevelt and d third form rho
nuiion doesn't appeal 10 them AZ nil.
lHasNhllp 10 IS OFTEN suspected that az.
Roosevelt ls hlmsol Is pretty threwd
p'ayrr 80 lhe same ~ politics hls has
bV go means Boon politicians ad-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

side 90 ihe mountain aad aa the
smoke curlod up around che cone
Siogz ana many others Thought TINT
NC mountain was iu state OF erup-
tlom. ahls mounlaln rs Of volcanic
origin and there Is a large crater on
TOP u Is said that two or three
cieniists from Dfnver are now IN
vcalgatine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

llathingf Yes. frequent bathing
ia ley cold water summer and winter
That ls an Indispensable essential
you ihaisi upon knowing hoW I
keep my hair in condition. Wen. /
brusu % twice day and do % up.
Once ln awhile ! have d dressed and
the scalp massagtd ! have not burn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
SOME FINE SNOBBERY
In "A u. S. EMBASSY

POLICY IN THIS DIPLOMATIC
POST IS mo AMERICANS WANT.
EO.n BUT a BuLLY WELCOME
FOR TIE DOCKS AND OTHER
THINGS THEY CALL NOBILITY
some DREAMS"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

eii. acres entered. $500 Total num-
Der of deaert land entries. iTS. acres
entered. g3.1T8. Total number OF
euirias of all kinds since ianuary \
1906. i.770. acres entered. 2an.a9i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
DufiY's Pure Malt WhIskeY

hn nr,ru a m cruhes utm up H p give power
Vh o a.
w da hnn Hl system ha r o vNd s t b
s sg z ss 81
Hs r~spso sros this stssupt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

President HoesegtltH departure lof
Panama haa aRan horavHd iso capt
lui bat ihere D. consolation "a the
FACT that within less than "a month coo
sresa viii hn la session Already
prominent senators aud representa-
lives are arriving m no cliy and
washington D. taking un me inspect
ui d busy feat of government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

soothes iicnlng SHIN Heals cuts
or burns without a scar. Cures piles,
eczema sall rheum. any Itching.
Doan'a Ointment. Your druggist
sells II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Mrs D x Pass ana aauahtar. M
Naadoleua are Registered "a ihe Az
talalu
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19
BULLETIN.

NEW YORK. April 1s.-Contlnued re-
currence of earthquake shocks which were
severe enough TO alarm those remaining
indoors was reported to the Western Union
headquarters in New York City by its
Oakland office. Shortly before o'clock,
New York time. the following message
came from this office. located at Oakland,
Cal:
TOO many hard shocks to stay indoors
much longer"
As this message came over the wire the
telegraph instrument in New York City
was continually disturbed, and the New
York operator said he could account for
this disturbance only as caused by the
shocks at San Francisco. The seismic
vibrations caused an unwonted clicking iu
the instrument
The spread of the confia grafton in San
Francisco was further detailed in the fol-
lowing dispatch:
Fire burning north of Broadway as far
as Green street. Everything is gone in
the section lying between Eighth street
and the water front and southwark be-
tween Market and Mission streets"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19

Every around San Francisco bay has suffered from the
awful earthquake shock that wrecked the metropolis the Pa
CC coast yesterday While of them felt the blow
verey did San Francisco of them escaped it, At
Alto where the Leland Stanford r university is located the
wreck great and the university suffered heavy loss several
of its magnificent buildings being ruined completely At
Berkeley where the University of California located the de-
stcon also San Jose the extreme southern end
of the bay visited by shock that destroyed lives and
wrecked buildings Vallejo Sausato Benca Susun and other
towns around the bay report less wree and Oakland
and Sacramento called to bear severe loss
Between Oakland Porto Costa the roadbed of the South
Pacific sank out of sight, while the roundhoue and tracks
of the Santa F the bay from San Francisco
pey destroyed part of the coaswse tracks of the South
Pacific also destroyed In all directions around the bay
the destruction of property great and will be many days
before the full extent of the damage be told The property
loss will far exceed experienced the Pacific coast and
may likely exceed record for the United States.
The troubles of the smaller places have been lost sight of to
by the greater disaster at San Francisco but
Information is given in the kilograms that follow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19
BULLETIN.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, April ia severe
earthquake shock occurred here at an
early hour this morning. There is great
confusion and It is impossible to learn the
fun extent OF damage. No loss Of life is
yet reported.
SACRAMENTO. April 1S.-Received at
1;O7 a. m.-The severest earthquake felt in
this city in many years occurred at 5I8
o'clock this morning. Buildings rocked like
cradles. Many clocks stopped. No serious
damage was done. A few cracks were dis
covered in the -Postofice building
Slight damage was done TO some brick
buildings
Telegraph and telephone wires were pros
trated between Sacramento and San Fran
cisco and no communication could be had
with the latter city this morning.
Chimneys and water tanks were shaken
down at sulsuan, Solano county, and at
Tracy, San Joaquin county.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19

Additional details but add to the extent of the San Francisco
calamity All the horror that imagined from the
counts that early to be fully confirmed by the later
impossible yet to tell the full extent of the disaster
ngh that least 1000 persons had lost
their lives in San Francisco while 1000 5000 more
less seriously injured In addition to these thousands OF
homeless hudded in the streets waiting for the
coming another day that would reveal of the extent
terrible destruction wrought there by the fire and earthquake
estimated last evening that at least $1OOOOOOO worth
property had been destroyed
The government of the moved with all prompt
ness the distress of the people San Francisco and
tents for shelter and raons for food to be issued
fast possible
At least eight square miles of the best built portion OF san
Francisco containing all the public buildings and the magnificent
private of which the city proud are included IN
the area wrecked earthquake and the fire that followed it
The city sorey Troops guarding the streets
and doing possible assist the authorities of the city to re-
store order determine the full extent OF the calamity
not likely that this will be known Tor several days
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19
BULLFIN.

OAKLAND. Cal, Abril is.--s p. mat
this hour the fire in san Francisco is in
ereasing In violence. saH - 8, readiFE in all
directions in both the business, and resi-
dence quarters. 1t is reported that while a
building was being blown up with dyna-
mite premature explosion killed fifteen
men. The Terminal hotel at the water
front and Market street fell today and
buried twenty persons under the debris.
These We're incinerated and there is no pos
sibility Of learning their Identity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19
EIGHT SQUARE MILES DEVASTATED
Entire Wholesale District Destroyed
by Fire and Dynamite.

Entire Wholesale District Destroyed
by Fire and Dynamite.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1s-The latest
reports at police headquarters show that
the entire district bounded by Vallejo. How
ard. East and sansome streets. embracing
practically the entire wholesale portion OF
the city, has been swept clean by the
fire. Also the district bounded by Second.
Market, Eighth and Folsom streets has
been devastated. In the latter district are
included most Of the city's finest and most
substantial buildings. The area covered by
the flames up to the present time is about
eight square miles. or several hundred city
blocks. Very little, il any water is avail
able and the blowing up OF buildings by
dynamite is the only means Of checking
the progress Of the flames. The most OF
the buildings untouched by the flames have
been greatly damaged by the earthquake
shock. The pecuniary loss at this hour
a p. m) is conservatively estimated at
500 100000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19
BULLETIN.

SAN FRANCISCO April 1s,--1i p. m.-
The Merchants Exchange building. one Of
the handsomest and most substantial edi-
fees in the city, is in flames. as is also
the Crocker-woolworth bank building. The
former building is fourteen-story struc-
ture. seven floors Of which are occupied
by the Southern Pacific Railway company
as offices.
The Crocker-woolworth building is a
twelve-story terra Gotta and granite struc-
ture and stood directly opposite the Palace
hotel. The immense d. o. Mills building
is surrounded by FIRE and will probably
succumb. The Lick house. Occidental ho-
tel and Russ house in this Immediate vi
cinity are In imminent danger.
The latest estimate. places the property
loss at S20O, 600.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19

Southern Pacific railroad. Here is located
the Leland Stanford, Jr., university. which
was founded by the late Senator Stanford
and which was endowed by him to the eX-
tent OF nearly SsOOOO,OOO. The university
buildings are built of brown stone and are
used for educational purposes IN this
country. The buildings are not high. the
most of them being four stories or less,
The memorial chapel. which is situated in
the center of the group of puildIhs, was
built at a cost of more than $l,OOO,0O1.
of about 5000 and the country for a ya-
dius OF several miles is level.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19

asylum and there arc probably $50 more
corpses in the ruins. Tho magnificent
structure was demolished. Eight Italians
were taken out of the Italian hotel at San
Jose. At that place the Presbyterian
church and the high school were destroyed.
The new hall of Justice a San Jose. just
completed at cost of $4,000. was de-
molished.
All but two Of the university buildings
at Stanford are in ruins. At Iona Prieta,
IS miles from Santa Cruz, mine house
slipped down the side of a mountain, bury
ing ten men in the ruins"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19
NEWS RECEIVED IN NEW york
First Report of Disaster Was Sent TO
the Metropolis.

First Report of Disaster Was Sent 10
the Metropolis.
NEW YORK, April ls.-At about $40
the Postal Telegraph company had COM
munication with its San Francisco Of
flee, but lost the connection again al
most Immediately. In the brief period
that the wire was working the San
Francisco office reported that a number
OF buildings had collapsed and that the
dead and injured were being taken from
the ruins as rapidly as possible At the
time this message came through the princi-
pal danger was from the fires, a number
Of which had started and were making
great headway owing TO the lack Of water.
The Western Union telegraph ONCE at
Fresno says that it Is the most severe
shock ever known. They have no further
details
The Postal Telegraph company learned
that the fire IS eating It's way along Mar
ket street. The water mains were burst by
the earthquake 30 that there Is no means
at hand for lighting the conhagration. The
electric lighting plant OF the city has
failed and gas mains are destroyed. The
damage extends through the entire city.
The Postal building was badly wrecked
and the operating room IL incapable Of usA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19
BULLFTIN.

SAN FRANCISCO, April ls.--1o D. nit
looks now as If the entire city would be
burned. The Associated Press men are
trying to get matter from Oakland by boat,
but the chances are very uncertain. The
government is furnishing tugs, but the
confusion is so great that they cannot be
relied upon 1t will be impossible to send
full details for several days.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1s-s p. m.-
Night added to the horror and as darkness
foil the sky was Illuminated In all direc-
tions. As the flames spread into the resi-
dence districts people left their homes and
fed to the parks and squares. The series
of rather severe shocks at o'clock further
increased the terror and many left homes
that were not in danger.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19
BULLETIN.

OAKLAND, Cal, April IS p m.-Re-
ports Just received at Palo Alto say stan
ford university is practically demolished.
one student is reported killed.
The telegraph companies have been forced
TO leave San Francisco and have established
ofices here. The Associated Press has ar.
ranged messenger service across the bay.
Palo Alto is thirty three miles south Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19
BULLETIN.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1S.-From the
Cliff house comes word that the great
pleasure resort and show place of the city,
which stood upon foundation of solid
rock, has been swept into the sea Not
a thing stands to tell where the monster
stone building once stood 1t has been
leveled TO the foundation and only the
rock lining the seacoast remains intact.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19
BULLETIN.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. April 10
Oscar Lucas arrived here last night
from Santa Rosa. He left there at
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He
said:
There is not a brick or stone
building left standing in Santa
Rosa, and the entire devastated
territory has been burned over.
Dead bodies were being taken
from the debris of wrecked houses
on all sides. 1t is estimated that
the death roll will foot up from 200
10 500"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-19
OMAHA TO HELP.

Mayor Zimman5 last night deter
mined 10 call together at noon today a
number Of Omaha's representative
citizens, who will consult as to what
action will be taken 70 assist the peO-
pie of San Francisco in their present
distress. The extent of the calamity
as far as known is enough to warrant
the public action proposed. and the
conference will determine on how It
is to be done.