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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24
Up and Down in
IN d. A. n A
COMPROMISES NOTED CASE.

After being In the courts for Eve
years the $4,000 damage suit of John
F. Livezey of Newcastle against the
Indiana Rolling Mill Company has been
compromised for $1,000. The second
trial of the case was to have started
today. The case was tried four years
ago and Livezey got judgment for
$4,000. An appeal was taken to the APP
pellate Court, the decision of the lower
court reversed and the case sent back
for trial. Livezey was employed at the
rolling mill and was injured by car
running him down and injuring his
ankle to such an extent that he has
since been a cripple.
MAKENo HGADwAY IN INQUIRY.
The police at Indianapolis. said yes
terday that they had obtained no new
evidence concerning the cause of the
Pennsylvania mail train wreck last
Thursday. Detectives simon and Dugan
are working on the case. Coroner Dur
ham expects TO begin his investiga-
tion early this week. The railroad
company has continued its examinat ior
of witnesses in the hope of finding
some clews to substantiate the theory
that the train was wrecked by former
employees and not accidentally. The
condition of the injured trainmen was
improved yesterday
breaches ON S7TH BIRTHDAY.
The Rev Milton Mahin, known as the
'.Nestor of the Northern Indiana
Methodist Conference" Sunday cele-
hrated his S7th birth anniversary and
in celebration preached to a big audi :
enee at the Methodist church at New :
ca stle on South Fourteenth street. AL
though the has been on the superan-
nuated list for several yeras. the vet
eran minister breaches at some place
almost every Sunday and has numerous
call to officiate at funerals and we'd
dings. He has been reaching for sew
enty-one years.
RAINS DAMAGE CORN.
Corn husking will be late in the VII
entity of Morocco owing to warm. wet
weather. Shock corn has been serf
ously damaged by rain. and the same is
true probably of much of the standin g
corn. The yield Of corn in this county
will be as large as was expected. Not
in years has grass been as plentiful at
this season. Bee keepers say that not
in the last twenty years has the honey
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24
CALLANHAN TO
TAKE SOX REINS
New Manager Will Assume
Charge Shortly.

James ]. Callahan will take up his
job as manager of the White Sox with
in the next two or three weeks. Charles
Comiskey, proud owner of the south
side team. yesterday said it was his
intention to put Cal to work soon after
the hunting party returns from the
Wisconsin woods. Hugh DUFFY is to
run the Des Moines club II he wants
it, but when Duffy left for his home in
Dorchester. Mass. yesterday. he hadn't
made up his mind whether to accept
the position or not.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24
COMMUNICATIONS.
WOLF LAKE PROJECT SAFE

Record
Harbo
to its of way ong he shore of
Wolf
harbor he o.
hostility Hammond the
OF har
Betr abroad
of
nota
riparian
line the
be
until the expected industrial development
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24
MILWAUKEE
PLAYER HURT

Arthur Casey, a member of the "All
Star" football team of Milwaukee.
broke his left ankle yesterday during
a gamep layed on a prairie near Ke-
nosha. He will not be able to play any
more this season. He was taken to his
residence in Milwaukee last night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24
The Day in
HIS r Y
this DATE IN HISTORY"
no<o her "a

16S3--Germantown, Pa, laid out.
17S4-Sir Moses Montefiore, famous
English Jewish phflanthropist,
born. Died July rs. 1885.
1I9f-Second Federal Congress met in
Philadelphia
1sof-Sir James Henry Craig appointed
Governor of Canada.
1see-Erie Canal opened between Utica
and Rome. n Y.
1S2o-I4ittle Rock became the capital OF
Arkansas
ts52-Daniel Webster, famous states
man. died at MarshfieId, Mass Born
in Salisbury. y. H., Ian. is. 1872.
lss4-An equestrian statue Of Gen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24

George b. Mcclellan was unveiled
in Philadelphia.
1S96-Marriage of the Prince of Naples
(King Victor Emmanuel III. of
Italy) and Princess Helene of
Montenegro.
1910-A cloudburst and tidal wave, &C.
companied by a violent eruption OF
Mount Nesuvius. caused the loss of
zoo lives in the vicinity of Naples.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24
JACK REDMOND
SIGNS TO FIGHT

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 2i.-Jack Red
mond was matched today by Teddy
Murphy to meet Tommy Kilbane. Joe
Hyland or Battling Nelson at Akron, O.,
the first week in November. Redmond
also may meet Joe Mandot at New Or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24

rest having been stolen. number of
farmers are patrolling their premises
at nights. armed with guns, with a
view to discouraging this PARTICULAR
brand of larceny.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24
K A N DO M
THINGS AND FILINGS

If talk is all you want in a wife. you
can buy parrot quite cheap.
AND We wonder who is giving the
Esquimaux their gum-drops nowadays.
-AA
BRITISH Columbia has packed $780,
GOO cases of salmon. Now, how about
reciprocity on that?
CHICAGO Judge omits the word
obey when performing the ceremony.
1t is a farce, isn't it?
PAPER points out that it will be
we'll to do your Christmas shopping,
but not to do it like Gov Marshall.
INDIANA hasn't any dangerous
dams but we always have the Kanka-
kee and the Calumet rivers with us.
ANXIOUSLY waiting to hear from
Indianapolis just what damage the
last frost did to the tender Marshall
boomlet
SERUM is now advocated for lazi.
ness. Serum isn't what mother used
to use when we refused to pile out
before a. m
OF course, the democrats do not
want w Randolph Hearst, but Mr.
Hearst is going to have something to
say about that
IN China there is one doctor for
every 100000 inhabitants. Here in
this end of Lake county there is one
patient for every 100000 doctors.
10
JOHN Bigelow says We must have
revolution before we have a genu-
Hearst is trying TO bring about?
---AA-
Do you know now whether Maine
went wet or dry, or just like a sheet
put on the bed after washday where
the clothes are all dried in the cellar i?
to
LOTS of women would put up with
husband if it wasn't for Sunday,
says a writer. Well, he has to come
home Saturday night and take a bath,
doesn't he?
DOWN-state editor has the shingles.
Seems to us that an editor ought to
keep busy enough with his newspaper
without having to go into the lumber
business as side issue
GOV Marshall in a recent speech
said: 1.-THE administration of the
criminal law OF Indiana is not satis-
factory to the people of the state and
there are three reasons why 1t is not
SO. One Is that it takes too long to
catch a horse thief. The second is
that it takes too long to get him to the
penitentiary and the third is that it
takes too short a time to get him out
of the penitentiary." Well it seems
to us that Mr. Marshall does pretty
well. He pardons them just about as
soon as he can possibly do so.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24

crop been as light, due. II is said, TO
the scarcity of bloom last summer.
Farmers who have fifty to 100 stands
of bees each report not pound of sur
plus honey. Bee keepers in adjoining
counties report a like condition.
STARTS MURDER PROBE
1t is expected that forty witnesses
will appear before the grand jury at
Newcastle today and tomorrow in the
investigation into the shooting of Mrs.
Clara yanzant Freel by her husband.
Jesse Freel, who also shot Ralph Hunt
err. who was with Mrs. Freel Hunter
Is recovering at the Butler Hospital
and will in all probability be able TO
testify at the trial of Freel- The grand
Jury will meet tomorrow in the clos
ing session and will take UP the Freei
murder frst Prosecutor Evans has
summoned everyone whom he learned
knew anything about the case and the
grand jury is expected to return an in
dictment against Freel before Wednes-
day night, charging murder in the first
degree.
KILLED ny MONON TRAIN.
Thomas NJ Beckett, a graduate o f;he
Purdue class of 1911. was struck by a
fast northbound passenger on the
Monon railroad, at Cedar Lake, Satur-
urday afternoon, and instantly killed.
Beckett, who was civil engineer. was
a member of a surveying corps of the
Monon railroad, and was at work with
a transit on q curve at Cedar Lake He
either did not see the train coming or
could not get out of the way in time.
WILL PATROL CHICKEN BOOSTS.
Farmers in northern Jackson and
southern Colfax Townships. In Newton
county, express the belief that an or
ganized band of chicken thieves is
operating in that part of the county.
In the last two weeks heavy losses of
poultry have been reported almost
daily. Henry Deardurff, living in that
vicinity, raised 600 chickens last SUM
mer but now has less than 100. the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24

DOWN-state editor has the shingles.
Seems to us that an editor ought to
keep busy enough with his newspaper
without having to go into the lumber
business as a side issue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24

LOTS of women would put up with
a husband if it wasn't for Sunday,
says a writer. Well, he has to come
home Saturday night and take a bath,
doesn't he?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-24

DO you know now whether Maine
went wet or dry, or just like a sheet
put on the bed after washday where
the clothes are all dried In the cellar?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
DESPERATE MEN
MAKE ESCAPE
Prisoners Arrested on Train
By Sheriff Near Salt Lake
Wound Him. and Conductor
and Regain Their Liberty
90, Evening u-raid \. y. Leased wirr,


salt Lake city ltah. tune Ia
Deputy sheriff samuel Milton oi Du-
bois Idaho and william Kidd ot Po-
Oat,llu. 20 train conductor. were shot
and morpuy wounded Ey two mon
ou q southbound oregon short IAN"
train near the mouth of Beaver 'uu-
Nuu. Idaho. today. Deputy SherIt'
Milton boarded the train AZ Dubois
and arrested two men on suspicion of
having robbed saloon az Monde. a.
town ON the Montana Idaho hu' Ho
conducted tho prisoners into tn"
smoking car and searched thtW IT."
took from one two pistols. Which A'
placed on the car seat. While r.i'n-
ing ia his pocket for handouts one
of the men picked up pistol ana
shot Milton three times through th"
upper part Of his bodH Conductor
Kidd seized the man Who nred n bui-
let through the abdomen 'f me con,
ductor Bop the wounded u"n ieN
,n the nuur 1f thc car Tho prisoners
then n,II the passengers az hAy oud
pulled the cord siguuliiuH th, cnri-
moor ta stop tnr train
when thr train stopped Tho two
wau aIIantyd and dropped into mo
eouuir, Tho alarm wa, immediately
sN,n and po~.cs wore sent out tr"m
th, towns of ~pencor and Dubois Tho
wounded men were taken Go roca-
talla for treatment. Nrtthrr s 'N-
nr.tsl u uNr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
After Hearing Speeches by
New Mexican and Arizon-
ians, the Committee Holds
Session and QUITS Work.
AMENDMENTS ARE
GOING TO BE MADE
Their Nature However. is Not
Even Intimated by Mem
bers Who Declare They
Must Await Return of Men.
stan Correspondents }
The iE,"ning Herald }
Room -. Post Bldg. }

Washington. jun For paipa
hs unnecessary s,nsput ih, s,ulte
territories commit, In ,Nccuti,c sce-
sion at noon todaf decided % tould
mot tr' to hurry out th, report on th,
Flood r'somtion This aftornoou dc
spite thr Nnlvihg uf an cnutcuuous
rnircg pl "a biz crowd ur NnD McN-
ico Republicans mJ Democrats pr,--
emit
The committee -rt ucNt Saurdal
ls the definite time for formal actiuu
"n the resolution. il was generally
announced D., chairman smith and
members of tine committee yesterday
that an understanding had been
reached oll around to nriup tho pucs-
tion 60 e vote this afternoon. as tho
result of urgent demands and aoncr-
nuE CONCESSIONS from tho Republicans
made 10 expedite statehood Mh.u
the forcnoon s,ssisn of the commit-
tee Nas about tn Do closed toduN. Som
otur Chamberlain of oregon. - m,m-
p,r uf the committee. arose and l-krd
the crowd of Republicans and Demo
Gratis 81 thor. Mas auN "hlcctiuu 10
tho commute, taking lmmrdjat, ar-
tpu nu tu, Flood resolution Nut 90
sIuplr objection va. made bdp. Fal.
Gov,ruor curry uud pth.r EopubH-
oaus auuoun,u4 with the Democrats
That aU objection vu- waived ana ash
us ior .H immediate report
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
COOKE IS FOUND
NOT GUILTY OF
EMBEzzL|NC
$4,000
Alleged Defaulting Employc
of Big Four Remains Stolid
While Verdict is Read But
Wife Weeps.
JURY WAS OUT BUT
FEW HOURS TIME


Cincinnati o.. June 1t Edsar
Cook. was tpda, declared not guly
OF ombo1zune S.t'no from tnc Bs
Foui railroad Tho ja. was out
about thre. minutes l.s- than two
hours.
OI rb"so ut.ctyd m connection with
thu s6ta.' shortage cot Dhuyi"s T..
Wurrinor Cincinnati treasurer uf the
road. Goods, Nls tho lu.t go be tricd
Nairiurr uus indicted ou numerous
charsos ana pleaded guilty go one
chareiuE th, cmbcz1lcmrut pf $4,000
~, vts sentenced 90 siN year. in
prison rhen Arts Icuunoue stewart
Ford. accused 81 bnckmhiilng War
tiu,u was triod IN February, info
TN jurs u nor case disagreed.
Cooke at Iu9passiNo a. th, iuymnl
Verdi.t WAS read. hut Mrs Cu"ho Who
1ld n,cu at his side for da,4 uut her
nrr boo her hauds and then approach.
cog rur jurors ,pd eb"ok '1rh one .'
tuc maud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
GREAT WEALTH IS
JOINED TOGETHER
BY WEDDING
Brilliant Ceremony III Denver
With Presents Costing as
HIGH as $1,000 Each, M.
and Mrs. | T Burden Nov
~, n,rn,na ncrard ~ Leased w'rc,

w t'rufuH b'fufa v y se">e" wv
Denver colo June l1 Mis- tIN
lutp Shoddt OBJ Denver aud J Tow
send Burden % Sow work wot. UI.
Ii,d 40 noon tols, 1T the Capitol IiO
mansion oI Dennis Sheddy m.H. .
he bride in this city Tho n.n
one of ihc richest heiressc- u .I,
west. while Mr.. Burden ~ q m.mH'.
%. an aristocratic New Nork iuui
There were one hundred guests t.
the wedding and fifteen hunnr'd upr
ia attendance NJ the reception NH.I
took place this afternoon
Never In tho history or Deu,'. Hs
. bride received such princol H,.
ents Dennis Sheddy gave his duu2l.
ter chsch tor 500. 600. with which
20 furnish her New YORK home ami
other expensive presents IN addition
g. T Burden of New York, father co.
thc groom. presented the youn e'Inl.
with So. 600 silver table sVrNirt
The woddine ceremony War p..
formed bt Bishop VI + Burke of S.
Joseph Me Mrs Robert | IIyinl.
ston OF Ncw York was the ma'rou u.
honor the bridesmaids bciu Miss
Ethel Ryan and Miss GwcndoINu Uu
den John clinton GRAY OF Nou Nor.
was beet wan
Mr. and Nt Burden vii i'Hto TO-
New Yorl tonight 90 sail ON luue -
for Eurouc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
TRAIN ROBBERS ARE
STILL At LIBERTY
WITH BOOTY
They Are Both Young and
Wore No Masks, Both Evi
IDENTIFY Knew What Mail
Sacks to Rifle.


Drain. or. Jau. ,.r..r. u.
three committees a.. a....r. ..r r,
two bandit who rr,H r. u... .ar.u .uI
tho southern rajn. . u..
train known ps tb. -n... .ut.t
shortly before midmsht .. pHW
between Dram and Nor. Tu
pass,ne,r vcrr not mol,.r.U
So fat o- known th. roau... ....
uothine except thc registered ma.
pouches
Just attic, th, train pulled uH. "
this place tvn npu entered a., uI.
ward door 90, tl, mail ear aud par'.
~ grcyolv.r> 80 tho clerks oidct..
Hands up The mail clerks .Ym.
pliod pp, OF tho ruhb,rs. ,tId,uUr
rh, .l1,r selected tb, mail sacks h,
vantod Whu, the other kcp, ,hc mnt
clcrks covered.
TITO leaders gathered the sacks int,
a heap near the door Tho robbcrs
tn,u asked hoW far 1t was to Non
cajla and ordered on, pf the maIl
clrrks tu stun the train r"r them.
Th'N sud thrA were hhuTuE mon
1ud worked near Drain
Th, clrrk puu'd tho ,urH and as
tuo ttaiu c1uc to Is stop tn' rphh"r~
picked up th, muil spphs aud lcft the
train ThDN ram through thr town
and into the woods un tl, other side.
Nouoaiia Is not - stoppiul point for
tbo SHASTA UNITED. AND hon tn"
train slowed up IA, uaiuWyu ran tor.
ward tu -rr what had occurred.
They Informed the town constable
and d., at once aroused the citizcus
uud started iu pursuit OF IA, rob1ers.
At daylight other posses took up
th, search but so Ear 100 trace of The
robbers has been found.
The m.n who committed th. rob.
bcry were both under $40 years of age.
or medium height and were ylran
rhaytn The, wore roglhb jr,s~ III
ana wore no masks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
|NCRAT|TUOE IS
O|Az TERM FOR
REBELLION Of
HIS REPUBLIC
The People Forgot What He
Had Done for Them, De-
clares Aged General in First
Public Utterance.
POINTS TO ARMY
OF BUT $4,000 MEN



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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
LEGISLATURE WILL
Be SUMMONED IN
L0R|MER CASE
Mccormick and Yates Will Be
Questioned As to Thei:
knowledge of Slush Fund
and What Became of it,

,u, ENrulnR uer.:. \, y. Leased Wir-b
Washington, -. e., Juno Il. The
lotim.r Investigation cummnltL of
tn srnltc today practically decided 90
summon as witnesses IN tho inquiry
tho entire membership OF the Illinois
legislature which elected senator l.ur-
imcg Cytus II McCormlck, prcsi-
don't az the International Harvester
company, and formet Governor Rich
ard yates. of Illinois, viii bo u ,ard
by the committee Tuesday Mossrs.
McCormirk and yates N-il p' qu's-
toned A. 60 their knowledge OF ,ho
collection and disposition of The sl'o,-
Gao fund alleged to have hcon USE
In producing tho election ol Lorim,r
Mr. Yates also Nil hc int,rr"srted
concerning Ms knoV1 lge of the so-
called Jack pot fund 900 the Illinois
legislature.
Tn" decision to summon as Wiin''s
practically all tn Illinois legislature
~ accepted as proof that the commit
toes purpose to cNrmin, 'V'rN 'nf
having the slightesi knoNlcds. oi 80
facts surrounding the election of W
l.orimer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
SHARP ORDERS ARE
SENT TO WlTNE SSE &

Washington -. c. June IL Cham.
man llnrdwich OF the house sugar in.
Iigation committee Is sending iatt
.piip. io persons vino seek to delay
appcaring before the committee la
fos pon-e go its formal summons The
following telegram was sent lo pros
uoDIv, witnesses
You viii please appear ON The day
Designated or we viii send an officer
to hriae r1l here and Noeu you until
1851, want Won
Among he prominent sugar mon
asked to auuuar iu thc ncar future arc
loe D. smith of Utah John D. and
NInlph Sproclcls oi CalitOruia Ches.
t.r s More, of colorado and rhos.
R cutler OF utah
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
STEWARDS Tie Up
NEW YORK SHIPS
BY STRIKING At
SAILING HOUR
Sudden Termination of Work
Likely to Result in Big La
boz Dispute Between Sea
men and Owners of Vessels.
MASS MEETING SUNDAY
MAY MAKE DEMANDS
~, E.-n,ns u.r.,a \. y. leased Wire,

New York y V. June l;-Fiuy
stewards e. th" steamship Momus
plyng between New YORK and Now
ORLEANS iu th, marine department of
the southern Pacific railroad. struck
today Thry said they would take
forty others Win them ana Ieo sen
men. Uokcrs ana coal passers would
follow thr forty
Tho men quit without disorder
Organizers of The cuastwisc seamen
have said they control between 49,
0uo ana 20.000 men The general sit
uatiou win be considered sunday at a
mass meeting of the International
Soamen's Union of America The men
ask pay Tor overtime. better rations
ana stopping quarters.
Tho Menus did not sail at noon al
though she continued To take on pas
songcrs unill few moments bcfora
he was due ia east on At half past
eleven the crews of four Southern Pa
cinc tug- detailed her To- help hor
straight IN the stream. also struck
~ rida. another southern Pacific
shin due 90 saA 90 . o'clock. was al.
>" having trouble with hrr crew and
mo strikers said that forty stewards
ot thc rryinhal of the Panama Rail-
roHd steamship company had walked
nut iu s, mpathy aud would take more
mon with them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
HIs STEAMER -
UNABLE To SAT-

L0nd0n. Jun0 li--The .Ionmrr
NJ MinncNawaska 80 the Atlantic trans
port line was unable to sail for Sew
York today. the crew refusing to sign
un tnc 'ld terms and the nWnvrs do
elinine 90 rrGnt an Increase. Tho
shin owners et Liverpool ar meeting
'hc strike situation by Importing for
ln seamtu. many uf whom are taxi
ue yn, place formerly niled hy Brit
i-h,rs The mon who refused go Join
thc trans. Atlantc lincrs sailing from
glasgow to-day were replaced ny out
sidtrs Thc mail steamer Britain for
Crpr Town. whieh the strikers
Thought hoy had died up AZ Snuth-
1mptuu. soi away this afternoon. pick
.rp uu Oh, ,reN u enc Solont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
PRESIDENT SMITH
IS TOO BUSY TO
TESTIFY JUST
NOW He SAYS
Mormon Leader Asks for More
Time TO Visit Washington
aud Tell Committee What
He Knows About Combine.
WITNESSES MUST
COME OR BE JAILED
,u, E,-.,ng Herald \. y L-as-d Wire,

SaN Lake Cit, l'tah. un" ~ Jos
D. smith, president OF me Mormon
church. has 'olngraphed thc chairman
OF ihc house sugar investigating 'on.
mftoc that dis obligations here make
DO dlni,ul, for him 80 appear ~ a wit.
ness before the committee by June -
IN addition ne was IA too poor
health Ia go to Washington. being a
uncro rom rheumatism The mon
iu management Of the Ctah-ldaho
sugar industry could be- said. give all
HE Information ne could ana more
ia detail Mr. Smiths message was
in response To on, from Chairman
llardwick OF the committee. asking II
Nh Saith we're willing to go 10 wash.
.uuou wthoui subpoena
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
HAS FOOT TERRIBLY
CRUSHED

suffering irom badly crushed foot.
which he sustained whilc handling
ore cars near Vaughn. on the Eastern
Railway oi New Mexico, Charles
Chappcll wac brought 10 Albuquerque
al midnight last night The foot was
80 badly crushed that Il was found
necessary 10 amputaie HE injured
member this morning. Dr james n
Wroth doing the surgical work chan
roll is a palienl in ST. Joseph's hos
plal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-17
IMMENSE CROWDS
CHEER ROYALTY
King and Queen Arrive in
London Prepared for Ar
duous Duties of Being Inau.
gurated Into Office.
,>rsc,n, Corrc.pona-n.~ m the M-rn,dl

London. June lt.--rhc corona
tion festivities were iullN inauguratcd
with the return today of the king and
queen To buckingham palace from
Windsor and The functions connected
with the central event Of next Thurs
dan VIII crowd one upon another an
tll lulN l. whom the court viii again
loaNr London.
sent state marked tho arrival OF
their maicstlcs IN The Metropolitan,
Large crowds everywhere Welcomed
the King ana queen with h,arty cheer
ing