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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-18
Accused of RObbing a Passenger.

Andrew Matthews, a colored porter on
the West Shore Railroad, WAS arrested / Il
Weehawken this morning charged with3
stealing $500 from lady passenger Thel
lady was Mrs. White, OF New York, whos
came on from Buffalo this morning. She,
claims she saw Matthews take the money
from her wallet. Matthews was COM
mitted TO the County Jail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-18
BURNED TO Death.
A Hoboken Woman Envel-
oped In Blazing OIL Rob
bed His Employer.
For Gods sake. helpr"

This was the agonized cry which at
tracted people on Hudson street. Hobo
ken, yesterday afternoon. Upon looking
to the place from which the sound pro-
ceeded, they witnessed sight which
made their blood run cold. AT a window
in the top floor Of No. Sc was woman
enveloped In flames and crying piteously.
1t looked as If at any moment she would
be dashed to death TO the esidewalk.
A tremendous crowd soon collect ed
and the FIRE departmentlwas called out.
Policeman Werner and Councilman Tim
KEN made their way through the crowd
and ascended the stairway totfle woman's
apartments. As they reahced the hall
way on the top floor the woman was on
the floor writhing in agony. Several
blankets extlnguished the flames.
DR.. Heller was summoned and the
woman was lremoved 10 st. Mary's Hos
pltal in an ambulance, where she died at
one O'Clock this morning.
The victim of the terrible accident was
Mrs. Mary Guertel. She was thirtY-hve
years of age and has one child. From her
statement at the hospital it appears that
she was ironing and that she noticed the
oil stove leaking. She carried it to the
hydrant. When she got co the hydrant
she found that a tea-ketIle occupied all
the space and she laid the stove down on
the edge of a sideboard and proceeded to
remove the kettle. In doing this her
hand struck the stove and the burning
oil soon enveloped her. She ran to the
window and the breeze famed the flames.
Her husband was distracted with grief.
Robbed Commissioner Utz.
Richard Kutner, aged twenty-six years,
of No. AS Bloomfield street, Hoboken,
who is respectfully connected, occupies a
cell in the police station this morning,
charged by his employer, Police Commis-
sioner UtZ, with embezzlement. The
sum involved is about $500. Kutner was
arrested this morning by Policeman AL
loretta He took mis- arrest very hard
and keenly realizes his position.
Kutner drives a special delivery wagon
The position is one of great trust as ut
different times as much as 81 900, has
been entrusted to him. A short time ago
Mr.. Utz, who is the proprietor of the
trucking establishment, received letters
from different customers which prompted
him to make an investigation. He found
that Kutner was short in his collections,
and the arrest followed.
When arraigned before the Recorder
this morning. the accused admitted that
he had embezzled about Sis. He said
that on the night of June % he went toi
New York on a racket. He had in his
pockets about 1857, of which S115 was his
employers money. He had great time,
and came home the following morning
broke. Kutner was later committed to
the County Jail 1t is said that the pris-
oner was a victim of the pool room
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02


FRHn coinage Of silver means that the
government shall coin without cost to the
owner all silver bullion which he brings to
ths mint, or purchase il from him out
right and then coin if for the government
A person may take 500 worth Of stand
ard gold bullion to the mint and receive
500 in gold coin for It or be may have 1t
coined Tor him without expense. That is
free coinage. 30 Of any amount. Bat
the Law applies only to gold. Silver bull
ion is purchased in the open market and
then coined for the government In limited
quantities The Law requires the coinage
Of from 1000, 900 to 1900. 900 silver dol
lars per month aud NO more, with as much
smaller coin as may be needed. What
friends Of free coinage want iS, that silver
shall be treated Iust as gold is, to the end
that the people may have mora money to
pss.-Progressive Farmer, Raleigh, n. c.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02
MINING MATTERS.

REPORTS from Various CamPs-Items OF
0ensraI Interest to Miners.
The latest quotations are: Silver LOS;
copper 1450i lead 4.07K.
The grading is about completed for the
new mill at Geld Bill and it Is being
rushed along.
J. ". Frederick was in from Stems
Pass Tuesday. He has a large freiRhting
contract on hand, hauling ore from the
Bessie mine to the depot.
Hon. J. F. Forbes, of Coshocton, Ohio,
who lie interested in the Grand Tower
mine at Gold Hill, was in the city the arst
Of the week and vent out and exported
hiG property.
D. Bowman Of Joplin, Illinois has taken
a lease and bond on the Bessie mine at
stein'u Pass, owned BY John Doyle. He
ia making preparations to take out a large
amount Of ore Immediately for the pur-
pose Of getting a smeiter test Of 1t. M.
Bowman represents a large amount Of
capital and will DO a valuable acquisition
to this country.
Hmay not be generally known in this
section, but the fact remains that baud
concentrating is becoming quite popular
in Colorado. A hand concentration costs
but \ few dollars, and 4 single machine
properly handled will concentrate eighI
tons per day, using only a small amount
Of water and saving the metal up to a verJ
high percent. 1t may be worth while fol
some Of the miners here to experiment
With this machine y Enterprise.
Monday night the Kansas City, Wyan
dOtts 4 North Western, sleeping and bul
fet car Magnolia arrived in town bringing
DR.. Hsbsr Jones and Messrs. H. n
Nssley, N. Gavin, W. WoodSon and Der
Coleman, Of Memphis. Tennessee, th
directors Of tho Humboldt company. Tn
gentlenen are here for tho purpose Of in
spsetinR the Humboldt mill and maxim
Arrangements for working the mininI
properties Of this company, which are sz
tsnGivs and are located at Shakespeare.
The advocates Of free lead ores frol
Mexico are making = great talk about tn
smelters that are to be built in Mexico q
soon as the Law il passed taxing the hel
lean ores. The LIBERAL was talking wit
a well posted smsltsr man this week, WI
predicts that the Mexican smslterS wi
not be a success. he said that smsltin
had bsen tried down there before but ns'
or Suceessfully. There are nearly as mas
idle snslters down there as in this cOuntr
ARd for the SAme reason, namely, 4 lac
Of variety in the ore. The Mexican orr
m1st eoms to the American shelters to |
reduced probably and tins Mexican, NJ
the Anerioan, miner must pay the duty.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02

On aressnt visit to Iowa. Mr.. K. Dali
ton Of Luruy. Russell Co., Kansas, called
at the laboratory Of Chamberlain a Co.,
Des MoiBes. to show them his six year old
boy. whose life had been saved by Cham
berlsin's Cough Remedy il having cured
him Of a very severe attack Of Group
Mr.. Dalton is certain that it saved his
boy lite and is enthusiastie in his praise
Of the remedy. He says it has an excel
lent reputation his v%icinilyi tha; farmers
come 6fteen miles to his store for il
and that many Of them, like hineslf, are
never without it in their homes. For sale
at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02

Henry Grey, who WAS arrested for hav-
ing a hand in the attempted Boyle rob
berry, was released on bail this week, ].
P. and B. B. Ownby and II. Amber going
on his bond. He came ever to LordSburg
but has gone back to Silver to be at the
examination. he says that he knew moth
ing about the robbery. but that Huber
bad his horse at the time of the robbery
and that Huber claimed that Charlie Fe4-
terry had brought Grey over to Pinos AL
tos to plan the robbery, saying that he had
planned the Whaln robbery. As = mat
ter Of fact Fetterly and Huber were bite
enemies and Huber had threatened to g.
Fetterly. and this seems to have been hi
chance. Grsy'S connection with th
Wham robbery was after the robbery
when Marshal Meade sent him down i
the ella valley as a detsctiVe and he sc
cured some valuable evidence which wa
used on the trial.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02

We interVis wed u number Of promin-
ent Grant county cattle raisers recently,
with a view OF ascsrtainiRg az near as pos
sible the probable number of cattle that
would be shipped from this county before
the purchasing season passed. They un-
iformly place the number at $4,000 head.
The average price as near as could be hg-
ured would reach about SI4.5O per head.
This, of course, takes in two years aud up
ward. 1t will be seen that these figures
will make a total of $750,000. When
we thing of the o cattle interests
in the other counties in the Ter
ritory, it will make US pause. Not
a bad showing for New Mexico, eh2--
Sentinel.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02
Advice to

Mes. Winslow's soothing syrup. has
been ased by mothers for children teeth
ing for over hity years With perfect sue
cess. 1t relieves the little sufferer at once,
produces natural. quiet sleep by freeing
the child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes a. bright as n button. 1t Is
very pleasant to taste. soothes this child,
softsns the gums relieves wind regulates
the bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhoea. whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02

Last week Rev. N. Mathieson Of Socorro
passed through Lordsburg on his way to
Morenci. He has been recently removed
BY the Rio Grande presbytery from Las
Cruces, where he spent seven years, full Of
coed works. and is now bishop OF the re-
gion between Socorro, New Mexico, and
Morenci; Arizona. The reverend doctor'is
well qualified by learning and experiences
for his present Office. He can preach the
gospel in Eve different languages and has
had seventeen years experience among
the people Of Spanish extraction in New
Mexico. About nine months ago the doc.
tor organized a Spanish Presbyterian
church at Morunci and placed Pablo Con.
zales as evangelist over the congregations
Last Sunday morning be preached for ar
hour to a large audience at Morenei, then
baptized two children, performed a mar
rage ceremony and received six new mem
bers into the church which now has ovel
thirty on It's roll. Hs then rode to Clifton
and at four o'clock addressed u Mexican
audience and at 7:30 an American. A
the evening service the house wal crowded
and many Of the people had to stand out
side the door during the service.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02

OUNZ %Ak1k,
IO" -" 81
1880
1880

Some people agree with THR SUx = opin-
ions about men and things. and some people
don't; but every body likes to get hold OF the
newspaper which is never dull and nsVer
afraid to speak its mind. 81
Democrats know that for twenty year,
The SUN has fought in the itOnt liHe for
Democratic principles, never wavsring or
weakening IN its loyalty to the true inter
ests Of the party 1t serves with fearless in
telligence and diSIn,erpsted vlgor. At
times opinions have differed as tethe best
means OF accomplishing the common Pur-
pose; it is not TIE Suns fault If it has
seen further into the milestone.
Eighteen hundred and ninety is the yshr
that will probably determine the result Of
the Presidential election Of 1899, and per
haps the fortunes of the Democracy for the
rest Of the century. victory in 1892 is a
duty and the beginning Of 1890 is the
best time to start out in company WITH
The Sun,
DAILY. per month ....... .,.....SO 81
DAILY, per year ............,... "
SUNDAY, per yea OF
DAILY and SUNDAY, per year. 8 o.
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WEEKLY SUN, one year. ........ l u
Address THE SUN, New York.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02

THH New Mexican reports that there
are very few applications for the position
Of seRsus snsmerator in Grant county, in
fsct rot enough to Oh the Office. It inai-
Gates that the general business Of this sec
tiOn must be pretty good when there are
few applications for such maps as the cen
aus enumeratorahips.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02

Santa Fe Sun. In a private letter to a
friend in this city Hon. Antonio Joseph
positively declares that be will not be a
candidate for reelection a. delegate to
congress from New Mexico, but pledges
his active and Earnest support 10 the Aom-
ines Of the democratic party.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02

For rheumatism there is nothing better
than Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The
prompt relief which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost, which is but
Fifty cents per bottle. Many very bad
cases have been permanently cured by it.
For sale at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02

Fortify your System against disease,
with Wright's Compound Syrup Of Sar-
paparilla. Cleanses and enriches the
blood and gives = new impetus to life.
Sold At Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02
LonpsBuna n. v. Aprll. ss. lsOO.
NOTICE.

nORFEITURE NOTICE.
To james Brown and wife; You are hereby
notified thai / nave expended one hundred
dollars in labor and improvements on the
Martha lode, situated In the Kimball miuing
district. Grant county, New Mexico. as shown
by notice OF location recorded in book II Of
mining location records. pages 225 and 28 as
will appear by certificate filed on December
lst 1855, in the Office of the recorder OF said
county Ia order to hold said premises under
the provisions OF section 1924 revised statutes
OF the United States, being the amount re-
quired ~ hold the same for the year end
ing December 81. 1889, and II within ninety
days from the publication of this notice you
fan or refuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure as a o-OWne together
with the costs Of this publication, your Inter
est In said claim will become the property Of
the subscriber, under said section IA.
J. ". MUECHUs.
First publication Feb. 7. 1900.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02
Ma Matthews. Thanks.

ing the following letter which explains it.
self:
FL. PAso. lexss. Apr IA. 1890.
wv. Brnss. Chief Engineer Division rs,
Brotherh0O4 OF Locomotive Englneero.
DEAR SIR: l canno in silence pass
ever the thoughtful kindness which the
members Of Div. % have shown me in THU
darkest hour Of my life. must make Al
attempt to thank you. sihh specially 4
thank Messrs. Bruce, GriRRs. LAndon, AL
lie. McGinnis. Outline, Holiday, Hays
psitz. suter and Tull.
II thers are any shat l have failed h
nsuiioa lot me say that i isaot tuonlas
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02
LOrdSburg

A RIzONA & NEW MEXICO RAILWAY
"A COMPANY. I8s
A special meoNng o. tAe stockholders OF
1his company will DO held. at the office Of tho
company, in Lordsburg, n. NJ On May IT,
1890, At II m, for tho purpose of taking ac-
ton as 60 a new issue of bonds, and fcF the
purpose of transEoting such Other basinessin
relation TO she issae Of sHch oRd as may
como before the meeting.
JOHN SHERMAN
President
LoRDsBURG N. N. April, %, 1890.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-02

Of appreciation but 10 my grief ! did not
learn the names Of all Of those who gave
me assialancs and sympathy. thank you
all; your kindness has been the one ray Of
light and while live will not be forgot.
ten. ! wish alse to thank Mr.. Noble and
Mr. Carol for. their kindness. thaak
Mr. Drew for Offering to assist me in any
possible way.
hope your noble order viii prosper,
and Il 1t proves the blessing to all that il
has been to me, %yourwill each AID every
one feel that yOu have not lived il vain
God bless and keep you all.
Very respectfully,
MKs. II. MATTHRWs.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23
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fab paa, o9 en- b~iergiuI6 Ii6eu . miot Strpmmen.
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bspenSe par Carmen ira 9anbfalSst.
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LOB GLIDE ub mso Strsmmsu. Retop iom Fortsiet Inn.
tes at futile naa OlanOen, bIsu 9auspGrtet reu.t ita Tom
SpinbelpGp al Strsmmen, &arosn ItisS piIinart no
opsr afsrnnSen os bIep tuuit tuisnbe Stptter.
StunIep lob bents en- anScn Saro. Ollie Morb
iattes Bart for at fau iitanS en- forIuarlia tart Qiue.
vi tire Sommer tpfte SiptrspIs.1 au9er bleu Der breiet
ct 6eb, iom besuosn ~ubbeoreOes al summslt 3eIttauo.
part; ba bet blsu frrSist, par bet umtrcnt so I2eter
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tsist; seSuSen onbraste man ,ubnu ct 80 Meter lanai
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rstte Sieblit.
30 6riuiuiss bleU O~pfortrsSe til at m,!be ia til
bette iarIias asSninssiOrttascnbs. SITE en- traast.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23
3l7

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meb Rast fra Siben al os inO 5oritunsntnsen, iont
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ale til 6atIer for Natarbeioet. 8srpua bsspnSts 6rant
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bIeD forbeIte Rrattet for at beitptts @rbeiosrut. aues
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paa SunOerns, ct uoISiomt Siasb blep taset, oa 81. o
ON JOrmiObasen bauSe man naast ben fSrie 9etr msb
Sauperns cs alt, bpab be ~inSsboISt.
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be giIbe ct !9pl for at iirGmns benz; men gatruIi.n
ipareoe BEN itrar ueo en- @sp1riaIps % braste BEN til
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tIbGss til nOsIs ~eanosbper en- boIp UiI inbs eanbst
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otter en- Utarid, iOm bouOe a~nipanSt uQe bsres arGt:
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Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

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ling 'om 3atoi, % lite en- at Samsratsrue uilOe rrtts
BAN en- SaanS til 8eOnins. "gtot, Serre! Seq UI
saa, raabte llleSi. "Min Sfietne itdar Gubs
9aanS," "Naar llIsOi saar, iua nil ies o9iaa Soo7@
ia3oe MarSuf, en- al guubssuttsrns. 9u tilbpS O9iaa
S3un'ari lleois Srober, FAINT bans Setter Sappa,
at De o9laa itnIee pGre meb men Stanlep boIbt Dem
ttlba9e; b~oorIeoes lfuIoe bet saa bam, buis ale bans
tletts Saabssattsr 9f friuiais / 8sben, % ban tor
alene tiIbase?
llIebi Os Mar5ut ites Sanoen meO iaa fOlOtIOSi9s
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oper Strsmmen, meSsns 0oItsns paa eaub boIOt 6ar'
tstet talt peb bet LANCE Ssb; gaus og SiSstauSeue bang
llappe, tiotI Ranosn bauoe nGrmst fla bet brnicnos
6alO paa ls Wisters afitano. Gu a~nitrGugte llleDt zig
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StrOmningerne / @aubfaIbet par imiOIerto iaa
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Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

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list Steo Strsnmeu os LOB 6anosn tantrs. Muifati
% bans Ben uIeoi Muitati f~pomuebe sisnnsm be ras
ienhe Strsmninser opsr til Gen, buor ben pttsnoe 6ano,
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Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23
locomotives iom sfibsfaH.
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gittsburs 9OcOmotiuer forienoes MI
til ale dele at ben cipiliierebe 8eroen.
2e mansSreres %jdnpel al DC japaneiIte
iom al DC ~rtgrtiaruebe WtnitiniIter I ben
Spbamerifnnite R~egierin9ers 3jeneite.
6irmaet s. &. gorter bar netop
bisie Gage fat Srore paa 6 2oeomos
tiper, Der Ifal Ienoes ueo til 8netos
GDres, Der ligger | ben 9lrgentiuife BE
publit / S1o lmerita. De ltal bru9es
paa ben Serubane, iom lober ira naUrte
BD no til &oiieplauta9erne lGnSere
oppe | 2auoet. 2e ifal baOe en- beItemt
Stsrrelie meo Ell nj TpmmerS @plins
Der os ct ierteu 3ommers "StrCfe".
Wr. @iliam 8pers, en- ing WRefdniter
fra 2atpreucepile ital fDl9e meo Coco
muttperre til beres 8eitemmeliesiteb pS
FIRE OperOpipnet meb oercs @jenops
ferelie.
Zen ItprIte ganIteli9beb peO 5priens
belien al Den Sln9s 5rost til uben
lnnoIte Marteber er e9cntlig Snopat
ninsen, Soer al 2pcomOtipcrte er bp9s
sebe / be til bette 8ru9 ~alminbelige
8artiteoer, men be er p9iaa uuoerfaz
Itebe en- Itreng Ir6ue. 3ette er mo
peitei9t, ba oct / &%prtrutteH TrUreitre
bet, at 2pcpmotiperue maa bepiies at
bore fulofommen tilfreositiaenoe, fsr
Sernbanefompaniet ta9er mob Dem. De
blir berpaa ta9ne iitpffer o9 bper enfelt
Del paffes / en- iGrifilt &asie, lom ct
lapet aleue til bet Srug. Der meb9aar
en- 1900 SOB al bet beoite TDmmer til
Snbpafnins al ct al bisie imaa Coco
mother. 9e iprIenoeS iprit til Reiu
gorf, us saar berfra meb Seilitib til
beres 8eitemmeliesfteo.
Spert SpCpmDtto CT Ipr1DHet Wep
8remIer, Der enten arbeioer at zig ielu
eller oeo 9ampfraft. 9uftbremier bar
man enbnu life be9pnot at BRUCE. Sob
linssapparaterne ct U9iaa libt foritjels
li9e fra BENT, hi bru9er her NorO Slime
rita. Sloiteoerne CT bpa9ebe iaaleoes,
at erten &ul eller Seb fan bru9es ipm
Sr9ube.
9ette er ben fprIte 5OrIenbelie al
2ocpmutiper til 8uenos glyres fra bette
6irma, iOm besuoen bar Sgren for at
bore bet fsrite Sirna, iom bar ienot
ameritanite 2ucOmotiper til oct sitlige
Iiien.