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The daily critic., 1890-10-29
MANY MARRIED.
Any Month VIII DO, but October seems
the Favortte.

Any Month VIII no, but October seems
the Favortts.
The marriage Of Miss Isabel Turpln
Hunt, daughter oi Mrs NJ. j. Hunt, to
Mr. George w Wcbber was celebrated
last night at Trinity Episcopal Church.
The church was handsomely decorated
ard wss completely filled by the friends
ard relatives OF the happy couple. The
CerImOnY was performed by Rev Dr.
Thomas q Addison. pastor OF Tdnity
Church. assisted by Rev Dr. X III. Me.
Kim, pastor Of Epiphany Church Miss
Caroline Good OF New York acted as
maid Of honor, and the ushers were
Mefsrs, Albert Acker, Joseph Gessfori,
BENJAMIN Graves, Fred Eherly, Jam mss
StOCket, and DR.. Frank Bdghtwell
Al the conclusion Of the ceremony a
reception WB- hrld At the residence OF
The brides mother. No. 2l0 l. street
northwest Mr.. and Mrs Webber left
ON late train last nlght on a wedding
lTip 20 New York, Chicago aud
Canada.
Mr. Robert Lee Balm Of Walden,
Miss. and Miss Nettie Stinemetz were
united in marriage Yesterday al the
Foundry NJ J.. Church by Rev
George Elliott. Mr. L. j Allen acted
as best man and the ushers were
Mcssrs r i F. Allen William Slime.
mtlZ. brother of the bride; Paul Ernest,
James Longsireet, Edward Chandler,
and Charles Meyer After the marriage
reception was held at the residence Of
the brides parents, No. 1881 z street
northwest. Mr. and Mrs Balm left
Yesterday evening for a bridal tour 10
New Orleans and other elites Of the
South.
At The Metropolitan M. + Church
Yesterday Mr Thomas r. Howard was
united 10 Miss Carrie Colesou by Rev.
DT Corey, pastor Of the church. A re-
ceViion was held at the brides home,
No. s23 SIKH street northwest. 40 the
conclusion Of the ceremony, and the
happy couple were the recipients OF
numerous congratulations.
Tie wedding of Emile / Bushall "a
Mr William Palmer was celebrated lasl
evening az the home Of the bride
father, Dir W j Bushali, l0S Seventh
street northeast A large number of
friends and relatives we're present, and
many tokens OF esteem and friendship
were received by the bride aud groom.
The daily critic., 1890-10-29
KILLED INA RUNAWAY.
Mrs CAN'T Jumps to her Death- Her
Daughter Seriously Iniured.

lMNH. NNNNN WuNNNNN 10 NNNE ANflaN u ~ q #
Daughter Seriously Iniured
About 4 clock yesterday there was
runaway accident on Rhode Island
avenue, which resulted in the almost Ia
slant death Of Mrs Margaret CAN'T and
The very serious injury Of her daughter,
Miss Clara CAN'T
They started ont for drive from
their home No l76j n street northwest,
using their own carriage and driver.
The horse, a rather spirited one had
not been ont of the stable for some days
and was unusually frisky. at the in
tersection of Sixteenth and Rhode Island
avenue the animal became unmanage-
able and ran away. The driver, a young
colored man, was unable TO regain con
troll Of him.
In front Of the residence Of Miss
Alice Underwood. No li46 Rhode
Island avenue, both ladies Jumped
from the carriage.
DR.. Anton Coe, an eye witness to the
aCcid,nt went 90 their assistance and
they were carried into Miss Under
wood house
Drs. Coe and Cuthbert found that
Mrs Gantts skull had been fractured
near the base Of the brain, and she died
soon after without having regained
consciousness. The daughter was con.
scious for a short time just after the
accident, and the attending physicians
at first thought she was not seriously
injured She remained ia a comatose
condition all night aud her condition
to-day is pronounced critical Mrs
CAN'T was the widow of the late Lieu
tenant Benjamin CAN'T Of the Navy,
and the daughter for years has been a
belle In WashInglon sDcielY
The daily critic., 1890-10-29

The Rock Creek Park Commission
made another visit 10 Rock Creek Park
Yesterday and will make one more ex-
CaIsion, prior 10 submitting ihelr sur
vCyE, plans, CtC for one Of the finest
parks for natural scenery and size 10
Tie Uniied States Ii will be a ma
tiunal park In every seLse of the word
I he eastern boundary line Of the park
will be straight, the western will curve
considerably, ard The surveyors are now
10 work Ia drduiteiy establishing the
lines Of the park. It's thoughtthat the
iniensions Of the commission Ia regard
90 lhe laying out Of the park will be
Known about Saturday.
The daily critic., 1890-10-29
WOMEN AS DELEGATES
THE METHODIST CHURCHES DECIDE
INTHE NEGATIVE.
General Contereuce-Ltght vote
and Lack Of Interest.

The question Of admitting women as
delegates TO the general conference was
ballotcd upon by all the Methodist
Churches Of this city yesterday The
vote was very light and Indicated a
decided lack Of interest in the question
on the part Of many Of the m mbers.
The proposition to admit the ladies
as delegates was lost by a large majority.
as will be seen by The following detailed
The daily critic., 1890-10-29

Captain RussrII has ooncurred 10 the
ItTut Of Harb0rm4sigU sutton, Ia
which The latter zays permit could not
kcaIly be granted 20 b STANLEY
$ mmOus. 10 erect a frame boat house
i,I the shelter uf "a pleasure Yacht near
fc iu'crsr Cii0H ~ TEirteentu and
y ,ttr sueos The application for The
Ttmit Is therefore denied.
The daily critic., 1890-10-29
wants Hi. Callalsr.I Eetarnsa.

John +. BealI, one Of the defendant
IN the case Of Glover IS Beslli has ilel
q petition 10 which be asks that he may
Le allowed 10 deposit S2j. 900. the uu-
paid balance Of S45 600. borrowed from
Ansstasia Patton. in October, 1851. aud
ington Brick Machine Company given
as security for the loan may be restored
t8 him.
The daily critic., 1890-10-29

Mrs Catherine n. Bssett. widow Of
lhe lsie David B.ssett died yesterday
81 lhe residence 0f her son 10 law.
George & GoTbam go New York ave
Hug She leaves q SOD. Charles g. Bls
scit n The Iuugd states Geological
Survey. and three daughters, Mrs.
Grolre G. GaTham hrs Joseph Igs
soUaki and 3lIs N f. Clark
The daily critic., 1890-10-29

ItLas been ascertaInCd that the name
Of DE man found near the Baltimore
and Ohio track az MuiTkirk station
On Monday IS Alfred Best and Eis home
20 New York city His condition Is
wucB improved, and DE will be al-e %
leave llu hospital Iu a few days
The daily critic., 1890-10-29

The Commissioner received rh- al-
uaI report of Harb1rmas.er sutton
Yesterday afternoon Hllsks thar re-
quest be made 10 Congress 20 ap7rl
pirate $50 Geo i9r tL4 purchase uE neE
loat % De directly uute the super
vision 0f tbe MaiHrnf Police and four
mCmlyrs d. thg Fire Department
The daily critic., 1890-10-29
HAD u. su Worried Eighteen Years %

D. should laVe read married p bgl The
proof TrateT 20 served that it amounted 10
ai, 40 lle same Thing, and so gid nor . .aw
bis tlue pencil through the error. lU-
fortunately there vas considerable trIru n
bis derivation. Thousands ~ husbands
age tOustaltlg E0U5gl almost 90 despair hy
me uII ealih tLaf atiats their wives, ANA
often r.is I.fe 40 cUufyr. ard Laup.ue S.
There o. but one safe aUd sure way %
Charge 8iI fIis i0r Che better. The ladies
should use Dr. Fiercg's Fay1rte PrescfI-
The daily critic., 1890-10-29

TUhn Rudden, the pioneer inst8lImaut man,
centrally Iocated az o3o and 232 seventh street
efn markets with an immense supply of aII
Kinds of housekeeping goods carpets, stoves,
rugs. etc You can furnish yOur house from
cellar 90 garrett at this store, with cash
prices, on ihe iustalimgnt plan.
The daily critic., 1890-10-29

$50 objections have been raised O. the
proposed opening of Il street from
Lincoln avenue 10 Second street aud
tle NarsblI has been ordered % sum
mon afuTY Do assess the damages
The daily critic., 1890-10-29

U4Eius- Sop, Hold aa There
Hsrrsb. you've done iu s.-l @ rlre-
I-zs EIrI never Sec
"suuah .eagIus lle piano. -Dlae
papa.
kline -lrl. .Ve done gone l1eGaI
fanny ana ~. me keys Inside ler
The daily critic., 1890-10-29

FaH ~ AsF ilrE hI
have you ever iraye-els sldlel-y
Es.5 Papa. appearing ID lLa doorway.
Eot auy distance or. stammefs1
LLe uE mao.
"WeH Hsa good dine 30 begia uglt
aNaY j lAiGk
The daily critic., 1890-10-29
THE DAILY CRITIC
10 uo continued All rhis weot.

Read this clear through and be convinced
Afe we hiehE Twenty three articles 0i .urnt
turc 10 81 fui-h q room complete A.l 10y
s "a il cash consisting If one carpet rug, OAR
chamber suite complete. with chairs table
spring mattress pillows comfort, one toilet
SET two shades two pairs lace curtains one
pair por'iercs three poles Alput up and iu
room complete for occupancy for The small
sum Of s41.f0 cash
W. M UorgHr1y s. Go.
f2lSl21n r street northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-10-29

Storage Tor Si,verware Jeweirv. Laces,
fine Goods and valuahies OF all kinds
Charges moderate. safe deposit boxes for
rent at the very lowest rates.
The daily critic., 1890-10-29

Ryland NJ Z. Church at Tenth and
ID streets southwest, will be reopened
mkt Sunday morning, after having un
dergone extensive improvements, cost
ing $4,000. Bishop Mallalieu will
preach at the morning service
The daily critic., 1890-10-29
wAsnINGTQN soUTHERN RAILWAY.

For ALEXANDRIA, 4s0, 685, 7-45, s4o. p.45,
1057 m, i2Oi noon, 2 .05, $3.50, g. 25, 455, sol,
s.02, 1905 and 1880 p m. ON sunday at g. 80
7A5 945 1876, a m, 2.30, COL, S.02 and 1905
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23
Personal

Andy Smith and wife, Of Fort Madison,
Iowa, are at the Exchange.
Ernest Grunsfeld is here from Albu.
querque en- route for trip east.
II. D. Motter, representing Steel &
Walker, st. Joe, is at the Palace.
H. J. Franklin, detective for the A., T.
& ). F., was in the city last night.
Hon. FL. l.. Waldo returned this morn
ing from business trip to Mesilla Valley.
Mrs. W. &. Simmons condition is
much improved to-day, and great hopes
for her recovery are entertained.
Geo. W. Curry, OF Denver,a wel-known
commercial man, arrived from the north
this afternoon. At the Palace.
w. L. Broad, OF Chama, a we'll known
and successful Rio Arribian, arrived over
the narrow gauge this afternoon and is
quartered at the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Ward, Detroit,
Mich; T. B. Cosley, Chicago; Meylert
Bruner, Albuquerque; Ned Brown, Bos-
ton J. F. Marsh, Kinsley, Kas., are at
the Palace.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23
EXCEPTIONS WELL TAKEN.
Major LlewelIyn 4" " ashington on the
Removal OF GerOnimu's Gang.

Col. Llewelyn, of Las Cruces, n. M. who
was candidate last spring for marshal OF
that territory, is here again says a Wash
ineton special dispatch to the Globe
Democrat. He is not seeking office this
time, beng perfectly satisfied with the
honors and emoluments OF private ciii-
zeDship, but he is protesting against the
removal of Geromino's band of Apaches
from Vernon barracks, Ala, to Fort Sill
l. 7. These Indians are considered b,
the New Mexicans a very bad lot, not
withstandiDg the declarations of Gen.
Crook TO the contrary. Fort sill is IN the
southwest ern part of the Indian territory,
and 1t ls only about 100 miles a,rUss the
open plain to New Mexico. The Mes
calero Apache reservation in southern
New Mexico Is about 400 miles from Fort
sill, and Economics band have many
relatives Among the Hot Springs Indians
Oh this reservation. 1t is circulated that
they would renew their old custom of fire.
quent visits, and that northern Texas and
New Mexico ranchmen along the route OF
transit would suffer from their petty
depredations.
III these Indians are to be moved"
said Of. ~ellyn, they should be
locked IN the mountains of North Caro-
lima or Vermont. New Mexico doesn't
want them any nearer than they are now.
What the government ought to DO is to
pay the board Of these Indians at some
good hotel in Boston. 1t Would be much
cheaper III The long run, and " would enable
The Indians to i've i'll the very midst Of
their phlanlhropic New England fliends."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23
ROUND AiiDUT TOWN.

John Gray is to-day loading 10000
pounds of bones, which 70 to st. Louis
bone mill.
The San Ildefonso Indians are giving
feast to-day and presenting the Buffalo
dance to goody crowd of spectators.
-Four business men got together last
night and played the first ten OF an ever,
hundred games OF pool which they pro-
pose to play during the coming two weeks
The R-aser store house is going up
rapidly during these sunny days, and il
is likely to be followed by several more
business houses on Don Gaspar avenue
this spring.
A mile dash, Twenty-Five laps, will take
place at the roller rink on Saturday night
There will be four competitors and the
incentive to get there is handsome gold
medal offered by Capt. Gray.
Ed. Ioxall, the biggest sheep killer i'll
Colorado, is at the Exchange. He slaugh.
tiers 1000 head of sheep month, and he
thinks New Mexico supplies the finest fla.
vored mutton of any state or territory in
the west.
James Van Arsdell got a bruise on his
face near the eye while working with the
hooks in saving Mr.. Hobarl's house
from fire. An abcess was termed in the
corner of the eye, which had to be cutor-
nv DR.. Coudrey this morning. victims of
the recent sno0n~o"ne &C. &c vas getting on
nicely until four days ago, a;n.o ,hat
time an abcess has grown out On :. . side
of the neck, which Dr. Zaballa fears he
will have to Lance. The general condi-
ton of the patient, however, he regards
DIS hopeful.
The county should not longer neglect
the completion Of the new bridge leading
to the capitol. A native wood vender's
team went over into the river bed yester-
day, the wagon and wood falling in a
heap on tie horses. Only the floor has
yet to be laid and railing erected and it
should have attention before more serious
accidents occur.
The San Francisco Chronicle prints
rather startling bit of news in which a
number Of Santa Feans are interested
1t says: "The American Building & Loan
association, one of the Minneapolis con-
Germs which was subjected to some crit.
cism in these columns and we'll over
hauled by the state labor commissioner,
is in bad way. Its affairs will probably
be wound up soon by the governor OF
Minnesota, who will appoint receiver.
Tie fate OF this institution gives emphasis
to the advice which has frequently ap-
peared in these columns, to stick to the
local cooperative building and loan 1850
Citations, which are not subject to such
collapses."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23
Justice OF tho Peace Court.

j. NJ. Gonzales, of Albuquerque, has
been here having spree for several days
past. He rented room at Conway 3 and
got so full thar he didn't know his room
FROM some other party's. He is noS in
Jail charged with carry ing off sone cloth
my belonging to John Conway, jr. He il
an old client of Justice Martinez and
VAS by him defended before Squire
Ortiz. A horse which Gonzales Ow ned
was turned over to Squire Martinez and
this inciden lieut. considerable caper in
the case, causing writ of replevin to be
issued by Squire Ortiz, but the horse
couldn't be found. AS result, Gonzales
VAS held in The sum of $500 to appear be-
fore the grand jury, and Squire Martinez
is still in possession of tile horse.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23
FLYING NELLIE BLY,,


Nellie Bly,, the plu'ky young woman re-
porter whom the New Y ork World sent out
to beat the record OF Jules Nernes' crea-
ton, Phineas Fogg, in his mythical voy-
aye of eighty days around the world,
passed Lamy junction on Il SPECIAL train
at II 25 o'clock last night. The little
woman was fast asleep as were also Messrs.
H )hson and Jennings, editorial writers on
the World, who met her at San Francisco,
on Tuesday. A special train over the A.
4 P. was in waiting for the fair junketer
when her steamer reached San Francisco
and she was soon speeding eastward This
train ran through to Albuquerquein little
over thirty-slx hours, distance 1875 miles.
The distance from Mohave to Albu-
querque, SIS miles, was run in twenty-five
hours. Over about 100 miles of this line
Miss Bly, rode in the engine cab and took
lessons in mechanics from the throttle
puller1. At Albuquerque special A., 7.
q s. F. train of day coach, q Pullman
sleeper and ali engine awaited Miss BY,
and it left there a, 8 40 p. m. A stop at
Wallace was made to change engines. and
second halt at Cerrillos to get water,
and the siXty-seven miles to Lamv was
made in ninety-eight minutes. The A,
T. 4 S f. is taking special pride in rur-
ming this globe-trOlter over its line in the
quickest time possible, with the view to
making the run from the Pacific
roast to Chicago the quickest Oh
record. Over two-thirds of the way it is eX-
pected the special will show speed OF sixty
miles an hour. The train left Las Vegas
ut II As this morning, and according to
schedule time was due at Ratun, III
miles, Two hours and twenty three min.
utes later. The fact that the northern
transcOntinental lines are all snow bound
makes this big card for the Santa Fe
route.
Miss Bly, will doubtless reach New York
early sunday morning, in which event she
will have cirCled thegloi.e in seventy-three
days, beating her allotted time by two
days, for the intention WAS to out do
phlneas Fogg by at least five days.
Miss Bisland, representing the CosmO-
politan Magazine. left New York on the
same day as did Miss BY, and travelled
westward, hoping to make the trip round
the globe first, but i'll this she will not
succeed. She missed fast steamer in
France, the time of departure having been
changed day or two before her arrival al
Havre. Instead she flew to Queenstown
and the best she could do was to take the
Cnnard steamer Bothnla, slow vessel,
which may reach New York in eight days,
or twentyiour hours after Nellie Bly, has
accomplished the most wonderful ieat OF
modern travel.
son. k ssasatfah} f2 agent s!, Smith says that
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23

from T. to Is per cent more, and that he
will collect fully 95 per cent OF the taxes
due. This W Ii make the highest average
vet scored by any sheriff and collector in
the territory. Mr. Barela says Dona Ana
county finances are in excellent condition
The county board is composed of men
who have fine business ability and they
are running things very economically.
On the question of statehood Sheriff
Barela says the people OF Bona Ana may
be counted on to give good round ma
jority for it whenever the question comes
before them The agitation Of the sub
jACt has brought many to reaIze its adj
vautages who were at first luke-warm
respeaL.ng the matter.
The sheriff said also that law and order
prevailed generally IN his bailiw;ck. Jesus
Guilles and another man were arrested a
ew days ago charged with selling liquor
to The MescaIera Apaches and were
brought i'll and placed in Jail at Las Cru
ces on Tuesday
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23
Hotel Del Mar Burned.

John s. Tia, lor, formerly of Santa Fe,
met with misfortune at San Diego fe"
days ago, his seaside hotel, Del Mar,
burning to the ground. The fire originat-
ed in the kitchen and routed out the
guests about two hours before daylight
Every occupant OF the. building was quick
ly wakened, and they escaped with what
clothing they could lay their hands OH.
Several ma. row escapes were made, but
The only person injured WAS Miss
Goodeno, a niece Of Col. Tay lor, " no
fell down flight of stairs and badly
sprained her ankle. The only furniture
saved Was few bedroom sets Oh the first
floor. The guests were accommodated in
several seaside cottages also owned by
Taylor. The loss is placed at 100000,
with an insurance Of about hall the
amount. A telegram from Del Mar says
the hotel will he rebuilt at once, Taylor
being a wealthy man.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23
A MUSEM ENTS.
KATIE COMING MONDAY.

Comparisons have been made between
Lolita and Miss Katie Putnam, the star Of
the past week at the Brooklyn Park thea
ter, and Miss Putnam has borne off the
honors as the dual heroine OF the "Old
Curiosity Shop" This charming actress
displays rare intelligence in her concep.
ton OF the marchioness, and fairly loses
her identity in it's portrayal. In action
she is sPrlghtly, and her pathos is electric
in its influence upon her auditors. 1t il
pleasant to record that the people of
Brooklyn have fully Endorsed the enviable
verdict recently pronounced by the press
and public during her successful Olympic
engsyensnt.--Nsw York Sunday limos.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23
A CHAT WITH SHERIFF BARELA.
He Leads as Tax Collector Stateho cd
and Other Matters in DOna
Ana County.

Hon. Mariana Barela, the efficient and
we'll known sheriff of bona Ana county,
is in the city from Las Cruces. He has
just made another settlement OF taxes COL
lected for the present year with Auditor
Alarid; he has so far, on account of terri
torial taxes collected paid over to the
treasurer a little over $22, 4O0, which
means that he has collected. and paid over
20 far 80 per cent of the entire amount
due the territory from Dons Ana county
for the year 1889.
Between this time and March Mr..
Barsls thinks be will 10 able to collect
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23

Private advices from Washington are to
the effect that the Fort Seldom Mesila
valley irrigation ditch controversy is in a
fair way of early settlement. At least 100
teams were at work on the Fort Selden
military reservation constructing thirty
five mile canal to take waters, from the
Rio Grande for the use of the MesilIa
valley farmers, when the secretary of war,
upon complaint Of the old ditch owners
in the valley, ordered work st pped on
the reservation lands. The question is
now being presented both at Washington
and to those who oppose it in its true
light, and it IS gratifying to learn that it
is likely to be adjusted SO that work may
be resumed at an early day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23

With its intense itching, dry, hot skin
often broken into painful cracks, and the
little Watery pinples, ofleu CAUSES III
d1scrlbable suffering. Hoods Sarsapa
rlia has wonderful power OF this disease.
1t purities the blood and expels the
hunor, and the skin heals without scar
Send for book containing ulauy state
ments OF cures, to &. |. Hood 4 Co.
Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23

Everybody admits we carry the
largest stock in the territory
In our line. consequently
We defy competition in
quality or in prices.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23

We have in stock q line of Toilet
Articles of every description;
also full line OF Import
ell Cigars & Imported
& California Wines
and Brandies.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23

Try the New MEx1CAN's new outfit of
material and machinery when you want
fine Job printing or blank hook work.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23

Old papers for sale in quantities to suit
at this office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-23
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

The governor spent the most OF yester-
day afternoon at the penitentiary, hold
ing separate examinations of several Of
the inmates in relation to an application
fox clenency, hich has been before him
for some weeks. To-day he has gone to
Rio Arriba county.