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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21
NUNS ENDURED
MUCH HARDSHIP
MOTHER VINCENT. OF GOMEZ PAL
ACIOS CONVENT FORMERLY OF
BROWNSVILLE. RELATES EXpER
FENCES IN TORREON.
SISTERS AND PUPILS FLED FROM
CONVENT AMID RAIN OF BUL-
LETS-REFUGEES WILL GO TO
LOCATE IN PORTO RICO.

After enduring ten weeks of hardship
III Mexico. twcntv-four Catholic nuns of
the order of the Incarnate Word and
blessed Sacrament are now safely
housed in Galveston undecided as to
where they Will 90. but expecting to go
10 the Island of Porto Rico to continue
the gOOd work they we're forced to give
up in Mexico. The party includes TWEEN
ty-four nuns from Gomez Palacio. in the
state of COahuila, and two orphan chil-
drcn.
TO news rep rter Sunday Mother
Superior Mary Vincent. formerly of
townsville, told how much the party had
Suffered since the rebels ten weeks ago
during The night put in their appear
ancc ii Gomez Palacio. how they fled
frola the convent with al the pupils and
sisters to seek refuge in the British con
Sulate Sen running, the sister said.
they were fired upon and though ne
was hit. they could hear the bullets strik-
ing the ground around them as they sped
onward.
After III" partv Of probably sixty per
sons had been hCuScd in one place for
seven weeks and after the sisters had
been threatened numcrous>1im ines by the
rchcl commander. the American and
British consulS managed to obtain 4
train { carry Pa refugees from Torrcon
to Monterrey. Though the trip III ordin-
arv times said Mother Vincent. takes
only 2 few hours that trip consumed
fourteen days. and the party arrived IN
Monterrey exhausted.
American Consul General Hanna took
charge Il MaItesfeys s7and the nuns weFa-
sem on 70 Tnnpico.
American Consul Miller here obtained
passage for them on the barge Hainut
for Galveston.
Nothor Vincent was highlv cnmnlimcn-
tary Of the various American and Brit
iSn cOnSuls In whose care the nuns had
been placed at various tfmes. and espe-
rially 50 Of United States Consul Corfu
Tiers at Torrccn. Shr also thanked
heartily the officers and men Of the barge
fainut who had ~ivcn m their quarters
during the trim from Tampico TO Gal
weston the nuns.
referring to General Bravo the fed
eral commander ut Torrenn before the
city fell Mother Vincent stated that he
is 81 years old. and still n brave COM
mander. She said that through miSrep-
reSentation he had been relieved nf com
maud ut Torrcnn before the rebels ok
the town, and that after the new com
mandcr had been in charge twelve hours
the city had fallen into the hands OF
the rebels.
The personnel Of the party of sisters
on the IIainut follows:
Mother Mary Vincent Sisters Navy Of
the Sacred Heart Mary Theresa Mary
Navier Mary Filamona. Mary Angc. Ma
ria i sephine. Mary Aouinas Mary
Nechtille. Mary Linuori Mary Patrick.
Mary leila Mary Columbia. Mary Ban
fist. Mary Rrendlas Mary EVANGELIST.
Mary Columhannas Mary Thiela. Mary
Antonetta Mary Thomas Mary STAINS
Ions. Maria Rrigida. Mary Guadalupe
Mary AuguStina. and Carlos and Earn
isto Sanchez. orphan children Tn ma
tiona'itv the members of the party are
American. British or Mexican.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21
THREE DIE IN
BLOODY AFFRAY
SHERIFF AND FORMER SHERIFF
KILLED BY DESPERATE MAN
WHO Is HIMSELF KILLED IN
THE FIGHT.
FORMER SHERIFF BOARD. OF SEY-
MOITR. TEXAS INSTANTLY KILL
ED. ED SHERIFF ELLIS SHOT
BY II. j BRUCE.
(By Associated PreSs.l

Seymour. Tex. Oct. 2l.-Former sher-
iff A. L. Board. was shot and instant
ly killed by T. J. Bruce here today. Sher
if w. r. Ellis shot and killed Bruce
after Bruce had mortally wounded Ellis
in resisting arrest. Bruce is believed to
have killed Board, because ten years ago
Board, who was then sheriff. and depu-
ty killed Bruces brother while attempt
ing to arrest him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21
iBu Associated Press. J

LOndon.-Oct. 1-In a discussion of
Mexican affairs with American AmbaS-
sador Page, Sir Edward Grey declined to
bind the British government to any par
ticular policy, after the eections in Mex
leo.
The British attitude is that matters
should be left alone until after the cleo
ton, and that future action should be
based on their result.
c. said nothing had occurred to
change the British view that recognition
Of Huerta was the best policy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21
STORM IN MARYLAND
EAST SHORE OF MARYLAND EN-
PERIENCES HIGHEST TIDE IN
TWENTY YEARS.
fRU A ssOciafed Press

Baltimore, Md. Oct. 21-Practically
every town along the eastern shore Of
Maryland suffered heavy damage from
high water last night.
A furious storm Of rain and wind drove
the tide higher than il has been for TWEEN
ty years. There is no loss of life expect
ed but many were rescued with great
difficulty
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21
PAYING FOR PAVING

An agreement between the citv and
y. Il. Roach. of New Orleans. secutarD
aud treasurer If the CreOSOted Wood
Block Paving Co.. was reached whereby,
the company agrees 10 accept part nay
ment OF the ciiv's note of Sll .000dion
Street paying. and 10 extend the upte, an,
additional ninety days at which time.
the city believes il will he in position To
take up the balance of the note. 1.-The
amount that Will he turned over 10 gthei
company IL S2i0O besides interest to the
amoui-t Of $3.50. up to October Is. urnrtirA
The council approved the action, .unf
Mayor 4. II. Cole and City Attorney, t.
A. Kinder i'm the matter Of employment,
of Attarnev James A. Grnhamtfor-, he
purpose Of pushing collections on street I,
paving costs assessed against pnppertv
owners, who have 80 far failed to- nav,
the one fifth Of their pro rata 0f The,
cost If the paving which was due Octor
her Judge Graham informed the,
council that he has written the delin-g
nuent property owners offering 10 with.
draw suit If the one-fifth pavment be
made before the opening of district court.
with the payment of the ATTORNEYS fees.
saving the property owners the court
= SITS
I'm the resolution employing Judge Gra-
ham, there il provision that suit an the
entire amount owed by the property own.
erS shall not be instituted except upOn
approval Of such action by the finance
committee of the c-uHcil This means
practically that, if the property owners
fan 10 make payment Of their one-fifth
Dy the time court opens. the suit will
cover only the first payment. or one fifth
Of the entire amount owed by the prop
rrty owners. unless the finance committee
lnStructs suit on the entire amount.
Before the adoption Of the resolution
employing Judge Graham was made. AL
derman A. a. Browne stated that he
could see no reason why the ctv should
employ an attorney to make the calIec-
tionS when It has q city attorney. Mayor
cole informed him that CITY Attorney
Kinder is now busy with many delin-
duent tax suits and that IT would be i'm
possible for him TO handle the paving
matters.
Judge Graham was present at the
meeting and, as a citizen he said. in
formed the council that creditors If the
city are planning to join together TO
mandamus the city to force il to care
for IFS debts. He said that since the
lax for the present year has not vet been
levied 1t is TO be assumed that the CITY in
tends To take care of its debts and that
such action bv the creditors cannot he
taken until the tax il levied. and il is
seen that the accounts of the citv can.
not be paid This probably will be taken
into advisement bv the finance commit
tee in its recommendation for the next
levy. which j. to he made before the conn
cil at the meeting next Monday
The employment Of ATTORNEYS Rich 4
Scarle to institute suit against the
Brownsville Street 4 Interurban Rail
way Co. for the payment Of the com
panys proportion Of paving costs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21

Mexico City. Oct. 2l-General RefugiO
NelascO is due to arrive at Monterrey
today and will then take general com
mand Of the federal forces. He carries
instructions to recapture Torreon as
quickly as possible. Outside of the Villa
campaign against Orozco this is the most
important war move of the present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21
NO RECESS ALLOWED

Washington. ID. c.. Oct. 21.-The adj
ministration house leaders plan for a
thirty day recess were abandoned today
because republican leader Mann. refus-
ed to allow recess while the senate
awaits the committee currency bill
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21
CHICAGO BLIZZARD
fBy 4 ssocintcd Press. '

Chicago, Ills. Oct. 21.-A snow storm
here this morning reached the proper
tions Of a blizzard Traffic was DELAYED
and six persons were injured in acci
dents caused by snow and ice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21
VILLA AT ZACATECAS.

Vera Cruz Oct. 21.-Latest reports
have il that Villa is now at Zaratecas
and a battle is hourly expected Villa il
said to have secured a loan of 3.OOO. 900
pesos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21
DISTURBANCE AT LISBON
(BU A associated Press

Lisbon, Oct. 21.-Many persons were
arrested here last night when opponents
Of the government attacked the poice in
efforts to liberate political prisoners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21
Midwinter Fair, Brownsville, Jan. Z to IL
ROOSEVELT WELCOMED.
(BU Associated Press.l

: Rio JaneirO. Oct. Il The Bra
zilanS gave Roosevelt 4 great vel
come today Thousands of the most
: prominent people in the nation
( greeting him at the dock.
!. X X X X X sk X y; X X X
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21

= Weather: Tonight fair. warmer:
!. Wednesday fair. with light souther-
x winds.
4 Z !: < x = Y Z Z x z Y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21
.ENGLANDS VIEW
IS UNCHANGED

RELIEVES RECOGNITION OF HUER-
IA WAS BEST POLICY UNDER
CONDITIONS THAT THEN ENIST-
ED.
BELIEVES ALL FUTURE ACTION
SHOULD TURN ON RESULTS OF
THE ELECTIONS TO BE HELD
NEXT Wick
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-21

Continued on page five.)
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+ Y Y Y Y X ~ x x y x
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
First Attraction Of Season at Els
Theatre Tonight 'BOught and Paid for

clerk ~ ono 81 Staff0rd's lndnsirics
also are invited. Stafford proposes 10
Virginia on this occasion.
The aecond act opens two years ar
ter their marriage. Stafford returns
home drunk and humilintos hla wife
by brutally forcing hia attentions up
on her lie had done the Same thing
before and. though Virginia had
learned really % love tho generous
hearted hig man. "a these times abe
absolutely ioathcd him.
Like an men. thoroughly drunk. he
does nol recall hls actions ~ thu
evening before whom SHE upbrnided
him for drinking ana for telling her
she was his 10 do with as he chose.
that she had heen thought and patd
fnr When his wife tolls him ~
this he ~ VISUAL n nihoroueniy -"fFv
and ashamed" tie muel promise %
stop drinking or she win leave him.
IL her nltimaium. AZ che would lose
hcr sclf-rcspc ~ remain under those
conditions Iie r. storm and stubborn
and tries 70 dlssunde her. htit he VIII
not promlgc ~ Il - fght for prin-
clple ehe leaves
rird Hfe Jimmy Glllet now 2
D.. Their -law had hcep advanced IN
salary from "sf4 per- 10 $50 % week.
or course principle" demanded that
he nuit his ioh.
The last pcone h. On "Ilmmy'F' TInr-
lem fat 10 has lusi lost lob ~
ahinpinu clorl ~ "sia nor" vir-
"inin Stafford who is working IN .
downtown store IN New York nt 81
week.. - living with the Giliova ..
~ rrcrt come down FOR NJ or ihcrl.
"Iifnmv" haf en- iApa. TIE tniephonea
Stafford thar "Virnio" wants him 10
come FOR her. and na Stafford had
euid ne never would come unless ehc
eent for him he hasten to the IIar.
lem nat Then. with another misun-
derstandlng 50 near. principle" and
'stubbornness'' both are declared win
ners
Fought ana Paid For" has 10 IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

They love 10 take L nnd g ttfn'l
harm giir tcnaer iitsle st0maei1,
sl1cg ana hunvis.

IL your little onc'f tonaae e coaies'
Il Is a sure Sign the alomeeh, user
and bowels need gentle. tliutva4n
cleansing Ia once When yuug fhtin
~ cross. pte,ish lietleas, peat dqtsng
sleep. eal ~ act naturally, Il breath
~ bad. ntomaeh sour. system fah ~
cold. threat sore, ~ " leverlsh, 9lYc
teaspounfbl 81 California Syrup "a
Fiss. and In 3 Few hours an me
elagned. 1p. consolidated Waste. apuT
bite aud undigeatck food viii gently
move ous of the bowels. ana you have
well. playful child again.
Sick chlldrcu ueednt % coaNea go
take this harmless "fruh Mxntlyc.
Millions 81 mothers keep 4 handy be-
cause they know ~ action en- che
stomach. liver ana bowels d pfompt
ana sure. They also know istio
given today saves sick child los
morrow.
Ask your druggist Tor s0~eant
hottie OF "California Syrup ~ riNs
which contains directions for bahses.
children at an ages and for grownr
up plainly on the battle. newafe "
counscrfcits sold here Ger che gem
ulne. made by California FIG SlFuu
COMPANY" Don'l be foolaa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
Many Laughs Deep Human
Interest in Brady Produc-
ton; Story Of the Telephone
Girl and the Millionaire

Tonight william a. Bradys pro-
ductlon OF Bought and Paid For"
appears az the Elk's thvater ns the
nrst attraction Of the season !; is
the most gripping play that has been
produced IN years. The comedy IL OF
the spontaneous kind. though IL in
most natural and IA never q neces-
sary 20 strain even the slightest TO
get laugh. And u so happens
fortunately for those easily affected.
shat the author George broadhursi
,aa distributed his beet laugh produce
ing dialogue 40 that most 81 II occurs
ust in time To- smother "A sob.
bought and Paid For II entirely
modern In plot and fun 81 human In
crest from the first TO last curtnin. u
TELLS the story Of domestic battle.
with principle aR wife's battle cry
against the stubhornncm 81 self
made" man who nlwaya has been
master Of every situation Bnt the
author has so cleverly hnndird the
affair. with the aid of his comedy char
acter. an impecunlous young man tull
81 bright ideas." that the csiranged
couple are brought together, each 90
O time believing that the other hau
given in. Ench wanted 90, however.
pride on one side and inate stubborn
ness on the other keeping them apart.
So when the truth finally does come
out the united pair are just ny happy
anyway
Robert Stafford. man or large af-
fairs ana great wealth, becomes
enamored OF Virginia Blaine, hotel
telephone girl AZ first she reslsts
his attentions until a dinner u ar
ranged in his bachelor apartments NJ
which her sister. Fanny and her sis
ter's fiance. James Gllley. n shipping
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
COW Ji3RKs our wOMNN's
TOIeN All. uY THE ROOTS

Carlsbad, s. NJ. sept gO.--Mrs. D.
O.. Guntham experienced an unusual
and painful accident az her home on
Greene Heights last Monday morning.
Seeing "a stray COW about Co enter
the yard, Mrs. Granthnm laid hold
of the rope by which the animal was
tied and 90 which was attached a
heavy weight when the COW ierked
loose and IN so doing mashed the
mdy's foot quite seriously The nail of
the great toe WAS torn out by the
roots making a. most painful wound.
Mrs Grantham has been cared for
hy physician and is now able TO
walk around the house. although un-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
ATTENTION.
Young Men! Young Women

DO YOU desire n POSITION ln the clns-
sifed civil servlce2 Post Office
Clerks. Letter Carriers. Railway Mail
Clerks. etc, In demand. Ages rs "a
as. salary SIS to $3.50 monthly
Hundreds Of appointments to M
vacancies, extension OF service and
Parcels Post. Mr.. II. L. Carl win be
al the Alvarado hotel In Albuquerque
on Thursday, october 2. inquirlng for
young men and women who desire 10
qualify for one OF these appointments.
He will be there one day only until
Q p. m. Those Interested should call
and sec him without fall. Minors TO
be accompanied by parents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30


t.ordsbure. n. NJ. sept 3O.--There
was a tragedy IA she Green House
Sunday. Mrs. Maschman, who has
been running the place. had been
ouarreilnR for seVoraf Gays with her
man. j. B. Pope. over money and
other matters Sunday the quarrel
was renewed ana the woman told
pope 10 leave the house. Pope had
an automatic slx-aho0ter In his hand,
and instead Of leaving ne took q shot
ai Mrs Marchman. and Immediately
turned the gun on himself, put q shot
IN his brain. from which he died IN n
few moments. The shot hit the weman
IN tho lower part Of the abdomen. and
ran down the into thiGh DR. De-
Moss extracted the bullet. and says
there IL no danger Of the woman
dyinR unless blood poisoning should
set sn. The bullet ala not penetrate
the abdominal cavity. J. y. Pope, the
would be murderer and suicide. WIS a
man some thirty years old who had
lived here severed months. with no
visible means OF support except his
connection with the Green House.
From letters found ON him u was rs.
certained he had relatives az shan
non, Mississippi. a tclsgram was sent
them telling Of his death. and word
came hack to bury him here, and he
was buried "Wednesday afternoon.
NATIVE WITH KNIFE ENTERs
HOUSE At TUCCMC AM
Tucumcarl. y NJ, sept 30.-Mon-
day Afternoon about 10 o'clock. ma
tive was seen going into a house on
th. north sfd. A ritf1au Ia the nsiah-
borhood tried to capture the man bat
he escaped after maklng play With
.nifc. The officers were notified and
Fred white WIS soon upon bis trait
Mr.. white captured the "hombre" on
on the Paiarito and brought him ba =
60 town. AZ hts preliminary IN ihs
| Justice court he was bound over "a
await the action 81 the grand jury.
and was committed GO the county iaii
| in default Of bond.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
WOMAN MADE sPEECIIIlEss
IN B0lT or LIGHTNING

Taos. ~ NJ. Sept. s0.--lAst Mon
day evening az about 7 o'clock, dur
ing the heavy rain storm, lightning
struck the body ~ a large cottonwood
tree in the front yard of Al Hoy's res
ldence and followed along the tcle-
phone wires into his adobe house.
shatlerlnR an the window lights OF
the upper and lower window sash in
To small pieces. burning the wire en-
tiroly out for some distance from the
dwelling and rendering Mrs. Hoy en-
tirely speeohloss for about ten min
utes she had a very narrow escape
from hnnth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

Berlin. Hcpl. 80 "a 0efmnn journal
reports the eufiupa case 81 rn.lN
born without hrnin, which u spiie
If tala hanie#n Hea 81 As age
almost four years the auiQnHy e
was found lhai both nv cererum and
tsfebeilaH, at iiea ana
nslie buia Nefe eoHapleteiy Aarse
Ina. only the medulla obionEasa being
present This little knoi % brain ilH-
sue az the oase og she main nfniu
WAS able here 20 control TIM fuue-
ilona ~ the body necessary % nAfe
existence bui nothing MORE TINS
child lay in n slate oi eoma, aith tuHs
tracted arms nnd almost motoules&
during ita whuir r1lFirnce. a. ats itn-
posalble to obtain the allshteas mental
reaction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
INDIGNANT DRIVER on MILK
WAGON HELD Up

Las Cruces. ~ NJ, sept 80 pairy.
man Davis cis robbed az small sum
Of money "Wednesday morning 'ariN
az ne came "a town with his tf,go ~.
The robber held gun on Mr.. DavN
and took his purse and his knife ~
true hlnhwnymnn fashion. SIR Davis
,muna the sheriff and white rec'tlnS
bold deed noticed the rohhes lis
NJ TO tho story and h. waJ Ut
Once taken bv the sheriff. The .Tbngy
some three or four dollars M Vh'
knife M well as the gun We zen
from the man who proved 90 :. Fah-
cisco Gonzales from InMcsa. We was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

Roswell. n. NJ. sept. s0.--Two
small children had narrow escapes
from death here the past week.
The little son OF AIRS. J ". Bickcrs,
205 North virginia avenue, got hold
st some concentrated lye yesterday
afternoon, and got It In his mouth.
burning the mouth ana throat severe
~. II Is Thought. though, that no per
manont Injuries viii result.
Sidney. the ten months old baby Of
Mr. and Mrs. T. S Baierun. was se-
verely burned about the hands yester-
day evening when the little one fen In
bed OF hot GOALS tina, hao been left
h. tho fireplace. The child VIII re-
cover
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

Since the ola fashioned theory Of cur
inn rc1cmn Through the blood has been
given up BY fcieutlats, many different
falvca have btcn tried for skin uiscnses
only clog the PORES and cannot penetrate
to the inner skin below the epldcrmin
where she eczema germs are lodged
This-the quality of penetrating
probably explains tho tremendous sue.
cess or tho wen known liquid eczcma
remedy, OIL Of wintOrgreen, thymol, ely
cerlnc etc. az compounded IN DID p
Prescription
We have sold other remedies for skin
BUTT's DRUGGISTS,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
why SaIvcS Can't Cure,Eczema

troubles but none that We can recom-
mend ~ highly az this for we know that
u ID u. stops the Itch at once. We just
want you 20 give y - ID. trial That viii
be enough 60 prove a..
or course an other druggists have
- DID prcscrintion---vo 10 them IL yon
can't come 20 ue--hut don't accept aOmn
big profit substitute.
but ~ you come 70 our store. va ara
80 certain Of what I'D y will do for you
that We ofIer you fun size bottle on
this guarantee IF Won do not find that
II takes away the itch AT ONCE. Il
costs yea not a cen..
Second and Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
LIGHTNING SUCCEEDS IN
WAXING UP RANCIiM N

Estancia. y. NJ. Sept. so.-Durlng
the storm Tuesday evening lightning
struck the house occupied By l.. u.
Roberts south OF town II hit over
the bed room occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Roberts. ripping on a few yards
OF shingles and splintering the cor
nice. but doing no other damage. Mr..
Roberts admits that u woke him up.
but he didn't get mp and didn't know
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
MOTHER Pulls BABY SON
FROM UNDER HORSES IiOOFS

Fort sumner y, a., Sept. 3o.-A
heavy farm team belonging TO a. r.
TWeldt ran away Monday morning
and after knocking over lamp post
and breaking up the hay frame inaily
came 10 stop aeainst a telephone
pole. Mrs. MagEie Dunn ran out ia
tha street ana pulled her two-yeur-oid
son, Arthur from IN front OF The run
away team, while carrying her baby
in her arms. and only missed being
struck by the frightened team by the
narroWest margin.
ltusy iioOdiums.
some unknown parties destroyed
about 500 adobe bricks Thursday
night which Victor Anava Yves drying
out for building work.
They walked and danced on the
dobes and also pushed a wheel bar
row through them in three directions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30

Las Cruces y. N. Sept 30.--An
overdose Of haling wire this week
caused the death OF two fine Jersey
COWS. belonging TO Charles Redd and
,. s. Mcclure. respectively The
cows swallowed short pieces Of brok-
on wire and suffered internal pune
lures which resulted in lingoring
doth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-30
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
Babes Haze Troubles of Their DUN
With Concentrated Lye and Red-HOt Goals

One Drinks Fiery Liquid Another Falls Into Fire, BOtn
Escaping with Lives; Milk Wagon Held Up at Las
Cruces; Two Cows Die Tragic Death From Eating
Baling Wire; Woman Has Toe Nail Torn Out by Roots;
Accidental Shooting Near Clovis May Be Fatal; Woman
Drags Two Year-0ld From Under Hoofs of Runaway;
Lightning Plays Few Franks,