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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-27

About the most youthful bigamist yet
heard Of is New York boy of is who has
just been arrested at Buffalo for having
three more than the legal number of wives.
Pretty spry youth, that.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-27
The New York Governorship

All sorts of reports are ahoat respecting
the democratic Nomination for governor of
New York. 1t is evident that the schsmers
are at work, and that they are responsible
for these reports. One of them is that Gov.
Hill has suddenly become distrustful of Ros-
we'll 7. Flower, and will endeavor to pre-
vent him from getting the nomination
unless he can receive satisfactory assurances
that Mr.. Flower will aid him in his presi-
dental aspirations.
But can Gov. Hill control the nomination.
1t has been asserted frequently that he is
master Of the political situation in New
York so far as the Democratic party is con-
cerned, but it is far from certain that
this assertion is correct. And it may turn
out that he enjoys higher reputation as an
astute politician than he is entitled TO. The
fight for the control of the county delega-
tions to the state convention has already
begun in a number of counties, and the Hill
forces have not been as successful as they
anticipated. And it is by no means certain
that Tammany is ready to do Hills bidding.
On the contrary, there are reasons for as
serting that he has lost his grip upon that
powerful organization.
The next governor of New York, if a
democrat, will have a great deal to do with
naming the next nominee Of the Democratic
party for President Mr.. Flower has no,
expressed an opinion as to who should be
the presidential nominee Of the Democratic
party, but if he should become governor il
is certain that he would take hand in the
selection of the New York delegation to the
national convention.
The fact that Gov Hill distrusts him would
seem to indicate that Mr.. Flower does moi
favor him. Does he favor Mr.. Cleveland
He will prove himself to be pretty shrewG
politician if he succeeds In getting the nomi
nation for governor without disclosing hi
preference for the presidential nomination
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-27

Col. l.. L. Folks war record has become
an issue in North Carolina. II the record
published as Col. Folks is a correct one it is
not to be wondered at that he insists upon
side-trackiug all matters relating to the
war
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-27
All of Which is Beyond Argument.
From fhe Hartford Times (Ds,,N

President Harrison became IS years old yes.
terday. Mr.. Blaine was 81 on the last day OF
last January. Both will be wiser a year or so
hence, than they are to-day Lightning doesn't
always strike the rod that is fixed for il.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-27
CURRENT COMMENT.
Some Robust Swallowing.

The Virginia Farmers Alliance has swallowed
the Ocala platform, the sub-treasury scheme
and the free notion. Now the practical
question is: Can the Virginia farmers digest
their dinner9
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-27
symptoms Of a Contemplated scoot.
From, the Cincinnati Enou,yer fD.,,,

There are strong symptoms of a republican
euort 70 back out or the tariff question and
MAKE great cry about the alleged dangers Of
silver coinage. But the party managers have
nominated Mckinley and will have to stand 70
the ISSUE which he represents
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-27
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29
SutGnoii6.

Der lcftc 3ornaoo i'll Nuora;n CONT.
tp, Mn, bat III m0ndJcr Gtjitbunc
MUt0e:b0lc5 gciciitlt uu6 Die iufdc,
Siiirmcn cI9cne GGumcuhnitigteit Wic.
Der bcutil6 ge5eigt. Nnf s. 9. Gu:
btr's 6arm J. 9. iUErbe Gin YIet6 uVu
Sturm iIbcr ons @pGnbuus iUeQGetra.
gen, Gil Der anbcrcn Scite 81 NooCn &c
l0lCnGCrt unO Q%ctDotct. Gas 0nu:
lcf0it jeoUd lit uidt im Min0cjtcn btz
i02oi9t mprbcn. 9a9c9cu iwrrnc oo5
9nu5 Squire" Saymon5 ais @an;e3
iucbt 80 SUB bod i'll Die 9nft gc6obtn
mo tc!m 9ticocrfGlltu natiIrlit poultQnz
Dig 5~crtriimmrrt Wterfluiroi3cr 8cija
abcr clttlm Die 5amilie Sarnnln nit
uerDGltHiBmGBig leid)tcu @erlcEmugen.
Njc &uti6e Go6ert 2angltont5 lUurbc
ourd Die 2Iit cutfiiGrt lH0 miro paGr=
ItcIIli0 jcbt pom 0ott GER @iEoe Ietbit
bcrilet, rcnn 9eitBen bat 9ticmaro meGr
etluas upn ihr. 3ipci i6ucrc Yillae
oes 5ormerS SObn SoDnion ipurbcn
c6enfnll5 cine talbc Mteile fortaetraaer
lulo ans Den bier 8doern eires itartcn
&fermn9cus tuuro:n aQe Speiden Der
an29eriiIcn. Samue( Gran ia9 Sen
Stilm fOnmcr, iette ii6 nit ieincr6nz
mitie nuf einen @agen uuo erttnm Qlidz
lid. g. 8. 0ufen bate iid) nit "Ieilcr
5NniIlc Ginter cine Nefe pcr5orGcn uno
job, lDic 0r Sturm ieincn @GGen unb
cilte Nn5nGl 5elb9erGtblGaitcn eHtIiGre
te, iuGGrcHb tas @~cGrGaus unbcrii6rt
biicb. Auf 9crru 0Grcalls 5arm iuur.
Be Ell Solb tnr6 Cit Gid Sos, ocs
fucd ron 2cib 9ctricbcn
an Die Grbc GeipicBt. Gn bic
lcn Orttn iuu1be tepbadtet, oaB StrpGz
)aln'e in bos Sei5 bon Sdumcr uno
sele3rapDelpfalen btteua9etrIe6eu lunr=
zen. Sn einem Saumc itedtc cine Son=
tis SIR Dalbcu 9Gitge I'M
oOI5. Son 0en 9erupilen 0ibnern la.
'ci nil bereits beribtct. 9tnf Geo.
3an9itOns 5arm ipurben mebrere DID,
eli BON elmer @eibe nuf @inoes fittiaen
.n6 Der unberen 9etra9en, uDne 51a.
ell SIT neDmen, wdbrenb 25 S6ipcine
etDotet murben. = Die pcriuunbeteT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29
WnslGnoii1es

Berlin, p. Mai. Die 9tegitrul9
b0nt cine grobe 9DuGmitIabrif in Cos.
lujg b,i 0eIau.
0le0entid-N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@elcIlIdaIt erritbtet ein ricliges 8eier.
oolr IN Jiieia, &0ni9rei6 SadIen. Der
6~anui9sranm ioQ auf 100000 6dlier
berc9nct Ieiu.
Sn Der 3intbitten 5u 2ipine, 8e9be}.
Sppcln, s6lcfieI, iinb 200 Nr6eiter
lue9en NrOro9lln9 Der Notwithstanding
entlaiicu pOroen.
Sn Der llnr9cbun9 Der 6eitur9 gteuz
SrciIad, Sber=GlinB, weroeh mlumeDr
o'er %NuBsnlucrfe erridtet, iueldje Den
8clfOrt>9iiirift beberri6en iollen.
@d6ren0 elmer Sdiebibnng III M1ct
lpnroe ser 2iGuteuant Snas III basGeir
gcIdriisn. G3 iuulbe ipfprt cine itrengc
llrterluduu9 cin9cleitct, I'LL cen Gdul,
oi9en ST crmitteln.
On Oihenburg tono leste gtadt eir
8au9fan9fc6vcr i.ine @attju an iGr
Yctt ulb leGtc bicroHf bos sous i'll
Nrnn0. Die llr0tiidt;tc ocrbronnte,
Scr jAtjutor ;rri;rr;ae Mtrner !uEroe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29
Ginc Nnnciiuua,

iuie MON ei1en 3eitun9sidrejber lei
heiBem gSctter b~eHaurcln ioQ. Sc
tanntli6 leibst hieie 5prte SterbliGcr
ON meiitcn tci Der 5itc, fntcn,al biz.
neil iie Elm cmpfinolibt3 %blt6cn
iinb. Glip nuIgcpnBt.
@er fir announcement ooer Nnjeigcn
ldulSi9 lit, Der beSob!e Ioglcid cine
Murren, ipic c5 Iid fir n%nltGn6ige
gtenldcn SeSicmt unb wpm00li6 nod
elm paar MUndte ill &rraus, bonn in
Souimer brauGt DER j3~eitunasmann
aus peri9iebeueu @rilnoen uno Il, Der.
fdicoeren 3wedcn oicl @elb.
S6impft niemaIs iiter 9rudieGlcr
ooer Ser9leiden 9~tcirigteiteu, lucnu CT
nu9 NAL aug elmer ,itluer betrpffe=
nsn" etne ,idper beioffeue" 5amilie
ma6t: benn BEL beibem 8etter lit Dos
s Orrsttarleien iebr lunspeilis.
Sebsnft, boB biss Die ,,Iaure Cur.
t~enSeit" lit unO 9euisfciten rur limb,
snS nebmt's inn uitt libel, iueur er
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29
Mas MiEanri.

- 6rau ). Il. Soebnc uoll NIt NC
berly iuaroe ueuli4, ols lie Oom '9oIe
6eue'g0lj poirl' lpoiIte l'''o rW H''oVl'
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" ar'.a 49, Ca,,,,, h.;(., m;rS
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too
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gun" WV 's':g|" S"9'% MI, o ES''.'' ~,
W. @'3a' '7op
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29

Die Gei9i9te bon Der Seeidlanse tues
ni9itens einmal ale sWei@ O6en eradblt
@enn er einmnl eiten artifel see
I6rieben bat, Der erd nidt sefdIt, 70
laBt eu6 bel 9eihe nidts bapon merz
fen, bamit er ii6 ri6t drsert; benn
s(erger lit iebr itabIi6 BEL Der Sise
unb 9ans teIcnbers fir eineu Sci
turssidreiber.
2obt ieine 3eiiuus itcts, penn CT
5ugegen lit, nuf buB ct ii6 ireut. unb
toern ibr Gin 6eiGdft babt, 70 ididt
i6m eiye 9roBe Nn5ci9e.
8snn ibr aGIe bieie 8e9elu bcfOlst
baum f6uut ibr cen 3eitunssi6rei6er
o6uc Gefnbr fir ieinc f6itlide &c.
iunoGcit bur9 Die bergen Ionnte brin.
| oer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29
9er stnl, isiner aIaKe.

CT mar elm auf9ewedter Snobe bon
ie65ebn Sabren ipnuigen @eniltbs,
ItraGleno uro einneImeuo, bas Gnt'
siidcn ieiner gltern, Die Sreuoe ieines
6eim2 uno Der StolS ieiner 9laie.
N6er onf ieine 9tanjenben Gusiidten
ref Elm Sdnttcn. g. begann nit
eirem Enbebeu tenben i6uiten; balo
famen 8arupugsSei6en Der s6lpino=
Iuft, leine Strait uabm nb. iei1e @ans
gen wuroea bObl, uno er i9ien 81 eincm
iraEseitigen IOOe perurt6cilt. Garietb
elm 2reuuO 81. 8ierce's @Olben Mepi=
cal Discovery. gr prpbirte es Hlo
wlroe 0ersttet- Gsiunobeit Elo &rait
febrten Surid, ieine frD9tide Stimme
cridjcu wieoer ii5er Den S9u!lp;eip(ab,
Ieine @angeu puroen uieper rpiia, ielne
Ilgcu ruieber gtdnjeno. Gr tit ned
Der Stofs Iciaer Slaiie" nno %9rnouirt
i'll otcicIu Sabre nit bbditen auSjeids
Uliri0cl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29
6iu pi0bIiGjtr TuaeE5aG.

g&ieocr briHgt aH3 Sic &rcIe &moc
bon citem P!06(ibcn GObC=Iau ciuc&
bcoenteno:H Mnnncs, mei1cr ou3 Der
Nijttc 'eiuCr 6reun6c uncruortst upni
1Dhc IocaGcrufch wurOe. SleIe 3ufGuc
trc!cn i'll lester Belt 10 G6nfig auf, ooG
lie Die Nuimcrfiamteit Der EreiIe FL
luCftl, mo ton NJtoritG,cu un6 9ojel,
lUcrbcn u:ridieceue Met9poc1 aiIQe,
liCt!t. Stud Dir DaGcn borilcr nnt)-
9cooGt uto Glaubfn Der bette Sdub &c
gen circa 10 p.Jgl!deu 5pb, ipo nidt
ell or9anildcr 6cbler pUrlle9t, liGgt iii
c'Hcr tInIo6cn 9ercgeltCn 2c6cnslUeiie
mo bItCrtr 9tC9ulirung Der GGTte ourd
IorNf'5 Nipcn=3rGutCr- 8tEtbclctcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29
Q icls Iraurrae aadtffuuSen louo

oeren ieoe ein:elue Dem ornren Gatiertsn bon
peIt lang uortommt, pirit lid Der pom Rbeit.
n'attsmuS betmgelu6te Sul0er idlaflos ouf
ben 6ilIsu timber urb it0bnt uereebitd nod
Gube rno S6laf, weIde lid mir ;~eitrpeiIe
NIB bar1 fir tursc @r9enblide eiI1iteueu.
Gem Ee'oen III zines pom oeneiE, bel pelden
Die QeiDobnliden 2~lr;ueien nur II oft oon,
weuhlos ilno es lieoen ober I'erueiie in
Ntalle oalitr Dot, baB Dos trGitioe glutreini.
9~ltn9Smlttel, 0oltetter's Wagenbitters. bem
arr1sn ~6bellmottter 3uperlGlii9e 6iiIfe ul
Finoerlln9 brirgt. Wan bGmoigP alIo Die
&rGrtbelt (oern cine lolde lit R6eumatis:
mls) III iGren Qniau9sito Oren, nenn Die
er'eI rbeumatil6en 3utuu9en ii6..brmerfli6
ineden. nit oleler angenebmen Uteoi;iu, uto
ran lutro ,>abren Huausiteblider 45eill por=
beu9en. 2SoS INNER Der maB9ebenoeGruno
Der einplrtIIrg 0es Nitters auf oieie RrQut=
belt lein mag, lt6er 1T, oaR IS FEM Wittel
9Ibt, lpeldcs olretter uno li6erer oerielbe1
aIf ben Setb riidt uuo tie aus bent Suftem
psrtretbt. Isle ale uirtlibeu Mcoi;ineu
ueroIent IS Ieoo6 cine lDitematiide, cine eit
lang conlequent Iortgeieete ErObc man i0Dte
cS nl6t 9lel6 me9laiien, ,penu Die crIte ulo
il0eIte SoltS oni6eiuenb ni6t 9eb Often ba=
ben. Gberio ~1p,rtiauu mie. bel H~5euruati5
mus NJ es bel Gpspeplid, ~NeroaulnQ5 lcibcn
o9nli 6eu Ycl9perOeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29

9err Samc5 2GmtcIt upu Ntelu
YrunStuId, Suinois, in9t; sd botte
eiiter idlimmcn 2lnfol uOu 9ibcuntati& 8
mus III Den 0iftcn mo &ejGcn, ols ib
mir cine 5laibe por Gbnmbcrloin'3
SdmerSens8ollam fauitc IIo i'll ortl
9asen furirt UuroC. S0 BIN ieRt ycu
redt" uto mDdtc eiircm Stocl, Der nit
lenem id)rCdtlden llcbcl ~bthoIltt lit,
onratbcn, iib Gbambcrlaiu'2 Sinner
5ensSailam 6u pcrlhaifsH, um IofOIt
flrirt Su lucroCn. 80 Gcat3 6fai0en
81 baben bel Simou Spe8cr & So,
9rate, Mp. uno 8mfGot!tcr & 8ucrte,
MorriiOu, Wtp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29

SD be5eugc bereituiQig, onB Die
InioenOnn9 pom Or. 9(uguIt &6nio's
hamburger Iropfen mid bon llnusrs
oauli3feit unb @sa9enleioen curirt TO-
9at.-9ermanu 9iittner, So. @. Nterri-
mac trabe, Mau9eitsr, &c. s..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29

,TaGrctoua luor i4 l0GbrGo tc53Silz
ter@ nit cirer Observation-Disclosures
Der I'll sc tC5aitct," ingt @rrr Sobn4Grt
pcu N1oUtr Greet, W!iru. 0Ic9tCr6te be.
5tiGul!,n m;iHSu6nG ol* @lrlCr SiG2Iz
~mIti5mE:. Sic br7tcr Gpc!oIcu tgGGH-
otlitn mid, foEntcu mir abcr mn 9Cyingc
gsnotrun3 ucr}AaIfsn. SD pcrIudtc p;c
lcrtti&urcn, abtr UtutGri0lg. Y&GGrtn0
ocs @jnter5 1887, ols mcIHctEiiBc 10 al-
0ciHwollrn luarti1, b0B i0 t0rm mClue
Siieicl nli5u5icbcn OcrNoOlc, mod)tc i'd
citen NtrIu6 itG6nmbCylain'sS dnIcrs
jCn Noliam. Gle clIt3 Ginrci5un9 urrz
minocttc oicgtnidwellung i0pn bttrGdt
lib mo ais bic Ct Ite 30 Gts. 6lnidc
ucrbraudt lUar IiIDite i'd lClhc GriCid
tcrHna, oab iA Die StDfc, mittclit 6crtn
i'd mid mn iOri%5ubclue0tu pcrmO0tc,
bel Seitc lcgen fonnte mo olb luicocr
i'm Gtanoc mar, Sticict 81 tragcn. 30
Gts. Ttai&sN oc3 WiIttCl5 lin0 bcI 81
mon Doeger 4 60, @rotc, WiO. ulo
Giuf3ocitcr & 8hcntc, WirrriioH, Din.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29

Serionen i6eincn iid ale auf oem@ese
Der SciIerun9 81 befinbfn uns BON allen
Geitcu miro ben Seimsciudten Suite
suaeIdnbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29

5n mciGcr 8rorj5 empItJle ib 9e9eu
2ebcr uno Nicrenleiocn GGuiiJ u,
stt9nit &5aia's Sam6urqer 5rupIen.
@. s. 2}apmonb, 81. 3, A q. GbeItcr
Ctr, Baltimore, Wb.
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8}cis:c 8cisse!

Sei llntrricihnctcm fInp refine
icltitActcI!crte 2Scjnc wCnn aus rem
@nric 9tbrtt, 81 ~frl9unpcn biIiAcn
Nrcilcn 81 hnten:
Gdtdirtd. 40 Gents pcr Tldld,c,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-29

G6roGiihtr 9talenfatarrb polltIo Sc
6cilt our3 Of. Cages Gatarrb &en'cop.
50 Gents. III W~potGetcn.
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G%rncrrr, IS Cents yer ;}laiGc rrcy
6Ili6en fir % Gents.
GbnS. Gin III cl.
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SauG6arer Natiet,t

(aein glr3t EGante linn Bclfcn)
eer ietnen Rdrrcn ridt scnanut babsu irtn unb Ter
istne osHE5neiae MISUNDERSTANDING som
tHsNefein 9efoct1 etnsr, III eincm 9rItprtub
onSsSetentn Hr,uei ~csrsanft, last bl,rd uns S,Sz
letts t~citen'ret an feline ~Ieieenten Mttmenicbeu usr.
ittaen. 0leis5 Srrbe BUD teihret6t ausfabrlid5 an.
Srahtpeiten m tl1rsr rsritAnriiAer Reiie uub e:fbt
Suns ulo VII brtrCrlci G5idleHts fdb6hensfpepfhe
9ufid1IIne uscr aue5, mas Se intsreifren fSnuts.
aueeree1!l entbatt eaiitl6e cine reihe auSabl Ter
ceftsIs gTeceytG. rreldte In leter Npntbere aegrud,t
an '"N'
PriVat h!inik Tnd Dispensary,
70 West IL ST., New YORK, \. Z.
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glur in Original, gaaeten. greia, IS Gents.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-12

dist Episcopal church, met at their pas
tors residence Thursday evening for their
first social gathering. A very enjoyable
time was had, consisting OF games, music,
refreshments, etc.
At the Palace A. L. Hatch, Florida !;
John Dawson, Chicago; Jos. Paxton,
Florida; Ambrosio Pine, Galisteo; D. G..
Henderson, st. Louis; A. L. Branch,
Mora; j. W. Dryer, Ration; John R.
DeMier, Las Cruces; Pedro Perea, J. R.
Armijo, Bernalillo.
Miss Nellie L. Gum, who has taught
in Within Hall school for the past year
and half, will open private school of
primary grade, in the Griffin block, on
Monday next, the 14th inst. Probably
Miss Colby will take charge of the school
for few days till Miss Gum can COM
plete her arrangements.
Surveyor General Hobart has been
called from the city for day or two as
consulting engineer of the Onava Canal
Co., which was Incorporated last fall, and
he will decide upon the final location OF
the line from three lines that have been
surveyed, when work will be at once com
menced upon this important irrigation
enterprise. 1t is located in northern San
Miguel county.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church, lower San Francisco street, to-
morrow, Sept. 10, as follows: Sabbath
school at 10. a. m. Preaching at II a. m.
Topic Relation of Young People to the
Church." Junior League at $3.50 p. m.
Epworth League Prayer meeting at 6 30.
Preaching at 7:3O; topic "Ninth Com
madment." Visitors and travellers are
welcome to any and all the services.
Seats free. G. l. Mills, pastor.
Tony Neis, one Of Cerrillos' school di'
rectors, says the public school for Span
ish.speaking pupils will open there on
Monday, and the school for English
children will open one week hence, pro-
vided the new furniture arrives by that
time. He also brings word that Cerrillos
can't begin to supply the demand for coal
and operators are securing the country
far and wide for teams to transport the
black diamonds from the mines to the
railroad.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-12
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

Mrs. E. A. Fiske and baby are doing
nicely.
Major G. W. Knaebel returned last
night from San Pedro.
The Athletic club is preparing to give a
social hop in about two weeks.
Mr.. S. E. Raunheim left to-day for San
Pedro, going thence to New York.
Judge H. L. Waldo is not expected to
return to Santa Fe until the end of the
present month.
Clerk E. A. Walker and family are ex-
pected to return from the Jemez springs
early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Clancy will
leave tomorrow for Albuquerque to attend
the territorial fair.
The governors monthly reception was
we'll attended and greatly enjoyed on
Wednesday evening.
The New MEXICAN is informed that
Col. w. L. Rynerson, now at Hot Springs,
Ark, is steadily improving,
J. w. Schoheld has gone to Albuquer-
que to make preparations for his firm to
capture business during the fair.
Mrs. E. N. Reaser leaves in few days
for an extended visit to Missouri. Her
new home will be completed ere she re-
turns.
Bishop J. M. Kendrick of the Episcopal
church is in the city and will conduct the
services at the church of the Holy Faith
tomorrow.
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin and little daughter
are arranging to depart in about ten days
for a six weeks visit among old friends at
Dallas, Texas.
Captain F. P. Muller, county clerk of
Taos county and prosperous young mer-
chant, is in the capital on visit. He re-
mains here till Monday next.
Solicitor General E. L. Bartlett is in
San Juan county, attending to an import.
ant law suit at Aztec. He will return
about the middle OF the coming week.
Mr.. J. X. Hurd, OF the Albuquerque
Democrat, who has been having no end
of sport visiting in and about the capital
city, left last night for the Duke City.
Mrs. R. j. Palen and daughter, Miss
Madison, Mr.. Vanderveer, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Ireland and DR., Manley have gone
on jaunt to Monument Rock to-day.
Hon. Pedro Perea, president of the
First National bank here and leading
citizen of New Mexico, is in the capital
from his home at Bernalillo. He stops at
the Palace.
Major j. P. Willard, paymaster U. s. A.,
who was stationed in Santa Fe as chief
paymaster of the district of New Mexico
from 1874 to 1880, died recently at Sea-
bright, NJ
Judge A. L. Morrison leaves tomorrow
night for Albuquerque to make all prelim-
mary arrangements for the meeting of
the Republican convention there. He
returns Tuesday next.
Mr.. H. L. Peck, chief clerk Of the
freight department of the Big -Four rail-
way, indianapolis, will arrive here tonight
on visit to his old friend and former
Mr.. 7. J. Helm.
Mr.. Louis Ilfeld has returned from a
trip to New York and Mrs. llfeld and baby
have gone from the Las Vegas Hot
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-12
PLEASED WITH SANTA FE.
The American Health Resort Associa-
ton and its Plans.

DR.. Roberts, special commissioner of
the American Health Resort association,
sends the New MEXICAN copy of the
Cimarron, Kas., New West newspaper
which contains the following paragraph:
CDR. w. P. Roberts, vice president OF
the American Health Resort association,
of Chicago, was in Cimarron on Sunday.
He was on his return from New Mexico,
where it is proposed to establish three
sanitariums-one at Santa Fe, one at Al
buquerque and one at Las Cruces. The
doctor left with US some samples Of fruit
grown at Santa Fe. He was much pleased
with the country, and speaks highly of
the sanltarium advantages of western
Kansas and New Mexico"
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spot where Alberto slept, and here the
church was erected. Before constructing
this church they dug up this pine tree,
and in connection with the main church,
built room around the place where the
tree had stood, and another room adjoin-
ing it, all connected with the main build
ing. Alberto, believing this to be sacred
ground, reserved the spot where the tree
stood inviolable; and at that spot, there
remains to this day a round hole about
eighteen inches deep, and twenty inches
across; and in this hole is peculiar red
dish sand, which is said to contain heal
ing properties. At any rate great many
cures are reputed to have been caused by
it. Mr.. John A. McFaddin, now citizen
of Roswell, is among those who can vouch
for the remarkable curative effects Of
these red sands.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-12
SANCTUARY OF L0URDES.
Something About the Ancient Chapel at
San Juan-The Pilgrimage of De-
yOtiOn.

Upwards of 500 people went on an ex-
cursion over the narrow gauge last Tues
day to San Juan, near where is located
the sanctuary OF Our Lady Of Lourdes.
The church was built by devout man,
one Alberto, who, with several others,
came to this country eighty years ago,
and while travelling through the country.
seeking homes for themselves and fam
lilies, stopped to rest in sequestered spot,
on the banks of beautiful Rio Santa Cruz
while there, Alberto drew apart from the
rest, and, after repeating his Pater Noster,
Law down beneath pine tree and fell
asleep; and while asleep he had dream,
or what he thought vision. He saw
what appeared to him, in his dream, to
be the Savior on a cross in the pine tree.
The Savior hailed him by name, and, in a
commanding voice, said to him: Build
me a church here" On hearing this,
Alberto woke, and in dazed condition,
went and told his followers what had hap
pened him. They made light of him,
and thought little of the matter. The
next day Alberto went again and slept
beneath the same tree, the same appar-
ton appeared to him, and the same COM
mand was given. Thrice was this COM
mand repeated and finally Alberto and
his friends went to work to build church
edifice, but they located it some little dis
lance from that particular pine tree, and
about the time the building was completed
its walls collapsed.
Then new site was selected, near the