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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

There are a good many queer houses
shout New York; 50 maay varieties of
tastes have developed And there 10 go
u uch money 10 crafty them
TIE mansions On Fifth avenue. New
York, ars not queer ss . rule; they are
merely big and grand and gloomy. In is
In tho suburbs that the crank does his
most marvellous architectural work
There is, for Instance, the copper house
which has already been pretty sxtsn-
siyely described; the ssdshili house at
Bay Ridge, whose owner goes IN at the
top on the street level and at the bottom
aud rear Oh the shore level fifty feet
aud four stories lower. There IL house
In Flatbush with q dome built in exact
imitation of boiler iron, rivets aud all.
with bulpseye windows pesping through.
There is the house on Staten Island, and
bnilt by Miss Midy Morgan. the famous
horse and cattle expert. and being decor
ated by her sister, u house SO barn-like
and eccentric and yet, withal. so suited
to it's occupants whims that you can't
help condemning il and praising it in
The same breath.
Cus,ard pie houses have ceased to DO
odd. They are built now even In brick
and stone on city blocka The Tiffany
House Is an oddity in that II has an attic
nearly dfty feet high, lighted by tier
upon tier OF gable windows and used as
studio by the artistic Louis c. Tiffany.
One OF the oldest houses Of New
Workers is a summer home at Southamp-
ton. The owner bought an old fashioned
windmill for n song and moved IL up for
an annex to his summer cottage. Tho
wings rest useless on tho gIound. The
old mills:ones that ground grain q hun
dred and fifty years ago are heape1 on
top of each other for doorsteps. The
iron shaft on which the wings revolved
has been propped up on end on the
piazza and stoutiy supports its broad
roof.
After this, one isn't surprised to find
houses In the shape Of Gothic castles,
French chatteaus, Italian villas or Greek
temples. The latter is merely an oddity
that has had its day and may have
another.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

YMP1oss-Noist sntsuse itchinS
and st.nFlglg. most 81 nlghts worse fY
scrstcbsng. II allowed r. continue
funoTs form. which often eseed are
ulcerate. becoming vers sore. s~kY<f
OEsTAExT sso,ss she ItcbinR and fseea-
ina. heals liberation, sue ia fncef cases
removes tie tuBors Al cruggfsts, sr
ts mai. Tor - cents. I,F. swafnc 4
SCyr. fhiisdsiuhia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

TIE test salve IN the world for cuts.
bra see. sofes, ulcers, sat FheuyB. fever
sofek. letter, chappea hands, chill'isiDs
oofns and sH KIN erurtlons, srd posl-
lively cures piies, of bo pay required.
lis guaranteed 70 give perfect sst'sfsc-
ton OF money refunded. Prlcs - ceDis
pr bor. for sac by Peck Bros, drug
sists, ocfDef Monroe and Dfvslon -sts
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

Mrs Hankinson's eres s-e firing
out and for ten years SIC has ls>er very
hard of bearing Poor vouaAnl Ehst
can h>v future be- said Eirs. Hicks
Shed make sn ercellsnt chszseron.-
sad the unsTrn pathetic Hieks. ks.-Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

A writer on STYLE kxys: ''lt 10 the fash
ion la Francs for ladies TO take teA In
their bcnnets and gloves" oas oblee-
sion TO this is that Soms of the bona~ts
do not hold much more tasa a lump "
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

Ais land dear ia IsslrY
B-No. bs,t the ground rents s-e a-,rl.
What's TIE csuse II that
''Esrthq1s ly~s ~--Texse SiFtinr~
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

TIE BoscTa Frsend--Thsv ter r,~.
Vel. thst yon are enqst9ed
Is~ NictsEn Jissr me Is il 20 as.v-
one know7-Euck-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

w~e ws~e4e~ . e@r-rvfsT rxss.f fs~ r~~r r-ef
4..r cfHydrsr fes fSR * segft>s tbe ff9ff
s.fsef< the gar e elievs st rsfn. ~ - vita
ces1< sse - Ftr 49, r~fnedy fet aisrreesz
TweHes-ffs >eafs tsssffe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

They have formed a hseezrat club In
Mexico. No. When any cheating Is dis
covered la thi. clab lbe coroner aud not
the cAis. justlcs wln arbltFase lac case
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

doctor killed o man the other day.
said man who ought to know.
Anything queer in thStf" inquired
iacetiously.
'Yes, very queer; considering the way
il happened. 1t wasn't an accidental
killing, but deliberate and purposeful
one, In which the mans family acqui.
escsd."
'fWhatr'
"Just what l am telling you. The
mantle patient-vas absolutely, ire
coverably i'll. He was dying. Nothing
could save him. Moreover, he was suf-
teriug untold agony. Every moment
was an eternity of pain to him. He
begged and begged tho doctor to end his
life and his agony together. The family
held a council and decided that it would
be merciful to put the sufferer out OF bis
pain just as ono would do for an animal
which was dying"
"Aud the doctor did itf"
eyes and no. lie mixed certain dose
and left It standing somewhere. He did
npt tell the patient to take 1t or not to
take It, That was understood. l think
hc did not see the man take the dose.
am not quite certain that anyone did. But
he took the dose with his own hand, and
died. There was no autopsy; no suspic-
ion OF the need Of one. The disease was
SO dreadful all wondered he had not died
sooner. There was no suspicion that he
might have lived longer"
.put Al n vou avnsct ma n, hall ava n Ne 80
broke in. "Grest Heavensl That was
murder, deliberate aud premeditated. A
man might hang for that or stay In
prison all bis days"
II don't ask you to believe It" said my
informant. with little smile, "but 1t is
true. And further, II ! were ever in
agony like the murdered mans, and were
past hope OF recovery, should wish my
family aud my doctor to be rs msrciful." !"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
Mn. AND MNs. BusHovES, City.
AT OTTAWA BEACH.

List OF amusements for week Of Aug
us. I'd:
TWO GRAND SACRED CONCERTS
by
Tomaso's Orchestra
In Rotupda at 1880 noon,
and
On Porch al p. IA.
Monday. August Cd.
Mammoth Pedro Party,
DRAWING : !, Room.
$50 ?. m.
Handsome and Unique Price.
Tuesday, August 4. Regular Hop.
Wednesday, August S.
Concert,
bv
Mr.. 4 MRS. J. PARKER ROBINSON.
Thursday. Angus 6,
MRS. J IARiENs'
World Famous
WAX WORK SHOW.
Friday, August :.
OLD FASHIONED
QUILTING BEE.
The Quilt - now helnr made w the
lady quests of the Hotel ottawa, ard
il will be quilted IN the Ho'el Otts~s
drawing room with the accompaniment
of doughnuts, CIDER, snd en- old fssh-
ioned dance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03
Friday, August :.
OLD FASHIONED


HUI IA n fffFI|-
Special tram leaves fos ssrsn< Rap
ids SIS soon "a the hop % over.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

PeekhSrs's Group Remedy e1rss
vaeoulng conzn.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

ANOTHER short-iiyed Democratic
howl has died away in q groan of dis
appointment I.ls the howl about =
treasury deficit. Last week the United
States treasury gained 81 ,ii5.S95 IN
gold and the net amount on hand \
week ago WAS Sis. SIS, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

fknow |. rss ~so hss ssvei t4s -.
saf is prssx sf Ne fsss he says it's
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

pied about three hours.' Juss how a
man would v.sss SEQ prisoners In their
separate cells, and converse freely witt
each one n the space of lSo minutes,
Is not clear 70 the average mind. The
reporter also says that only 'oae made
a complaint That would stamp the
entire story as fake. No nan ever
passed through prison @nd talked pr-
yately with It's inmates, without at IeasI
80 per cent. or them making COM
plants. and this Is true regardless Of
how well or how poorly treated they
might ee- The Democrats reporter
was evidently novice IN prison mat
ters and overdld the defending basl-
ness"
The howiing success the 'reform"
Democracy has had with the State
Prison and the Soldiers Home 0ill
warrant the people OF the State IN keep
ing sharp eye on any other instita-
ton that happens TO fall under its con
troll. When the new consolidated board
begins 10 get IN It's handiwork on the
penal institutions there Will be cause
for investigation and criticism.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-03

Thursdsy, August 6,
MRS. IARiEYs'
World Famous
WAX WORK SHOW.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
Fighting a MOnODoIy.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-The annual con-
vention Of the National Association of
Butchers is in session here to-day. As in
previous years the chief subject for con-
sideration is ways and means by which
the butchers of the country can be re-
lieved from the yoke OF the "Bg Three /"
1t is reported that steps have been
taken to effect an organization for the
purpose Of buying cattle, that large
plant will be located at Dallas, Tex, for
which the city has granted $l5O,OOO
and that it will be made supply depot
for the distribution to the members of the
association throughout the country of live
and dressed beef, thus breaking up the
monopoly which Armour, Swift and Nor
ris have had for the past ten years. There
are over $4,000 members in the associa-
ton.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
new MEXICO WEATHER SERVICE.
The Bulletin for September-Incrca
Number OF fStatiOns-Inter esting
Official Figures.

The second bulletin of the U, s. wealth
or bureau for New Mexico is herewith
presented.
This month reports are in from twen-
ty-one stations as against thirteen last
month. Before another month several
new stations will lie added. Among
these are Albuquerque with w. S. Burke
as observer; Socorro with G. N. Anthony
as observer; Clayton with G. G. Shepard
as observer, and Halls Peak, Mora
county, with E. M. Cosner as observer
There are also instruments at Las Vegas
and Eldy, but as yet no one has vLlnn-
teered to act as observer at those points.
The director finds the people generally
taking much interest in this service, and
next spring the crop reports will he q
special feature. Las Cruces, Springer,
Ration and Deming should establish sta
tions.
TER. WEATHER SERv. OF N. M,
Co.op'ng withU. s. Weather Bureau,
Department Of Agriculture
MONTHLY BULLETIN, SEPTEMBER, 1891.
Temperature in degrees Far.-The high
est monthly mean reported was 67.S at
Albert, Mora county the lowest monthly
meau was 54.8 at Monero, Rio Arriba
county.
The highest temperature was 96 at Los
Lunas, on the Sd, and the lowest was 27
at Monero, on the 10th and Goth.
The greatest local monthly range was
60 at Chama, Rio Arriba county, and
the least local monthly range was Al at
Santa Fe.
The monthly range for the territory was
So. From the 10th to the 10th was the
warmest part of the month, and from the
25th to the 2Yth was the coldest.
Precipitation in inches and hundr'ths.-
The greatest monthly was s .25 at Chsma,
Rio Arriba county, and the least monthly
was 900 at Los Lunss, Bernalllo county.
Greatest number Of days with rain was
thirteen at Santa Fe and the least num-
Der of days with rain was four at Los
Lunas and Red Canon.
The rainfall was plentiful over nearly
all the territory and unusually heavy
throughout the northern half. At Santa
Fe 4.69 inches of rain fell, the hea,ie.t |
ever recorded for September at that sta
ton, which was established in 1871. The
heaviest rain occurred from the 22d to
the 27th, and on the 23d, 9th and 25th
was especially heavyin the northern half
If the territory.
Miscellaneous data. a.-Numerous thun-
Ter storms were reported on the 14th,
10Th, and Goth to Oath. Hailstorms &C.
,urred on the oath at Los Lunas, and 25th
1t Olio, San Juan county, and Red Canon,
Socorro county, and the 3Oth at Folsom.
Frosts were reported in the northern
counties on the 10Th and 26th to 30th.
The average number of cloudy days was
our, fair or partly cloudy, thirteen, aud
loudless thirteen. H. B. HERsEY,
Observer, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Director N. M. Weather Service.
TABULATED DATA FOR SEPTEMBER, 1891.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15

Silver City is to have new Episcopal
church.
w. H. Weed is hauling 100 tons Of
White Oaks coal to Roswell.
Electric lights are to be put in the park
and about the grounds at the Las Vegas
hot springs.
At sitting OF the Grant county board,
the p. .osecuting attorney was ordered to
bring suit against ex-Sheriff Whitehill
and his bondsmen.
There is at present 81 1000 in bank with
which TO begin the erection of the pro-
posed new city hall. Then why is not
the contract for the building let?-Optic.
Rev. Mr.. Hurd has been appointed
pastor OF the White Oaks Congregational
church. He would have been here some
time ago, but no suitable residence can
be had for him.--Interpreter.
At Ration the A. l.. Hobbs gun team
was defeated by w. A. Brooks five
markmen and the latter last night en-
ioyed an oyster supper at the expense OF
the vanquished.
The annual meeting of the New Mexico
English mission of the NJ. E. church will
meet at Las Vegas next Wednesday, the
2lst. 1t will continue over one Sabbath.
Bishop w. F. Mallaleu will preside.
Owing to the heavy increase in popula-
ton within the I'd county commissioner
district, the board of county commits
sioners have redistricted the county so
as to make the districts nearer equal in
nopnlation Ration Reporter.
Investigation in wool statistics has de-
veloped the fact that there is shortage
of 25 per cent in the wool clip Of the ter
ritories, and in New Mexico and Arizona
| the shortage will run up to 1873 per cent.
This is the result of the boom IN mutton
last year when go many wetbers were
sold off for carcass.-Deming Headlight
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
Senator Calls Successor.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Oct. l5.-rhe state
supreme court convened here to-day. 1t
will be called upon to decide upon the
ap plication of Governor Fleming for a
mandamus to compel compiance with
the constitutional requirements providing
that the secretary of state shall attest all
commissions issued by the executive.
Secretary of State Crawford has refused
to attest the commissions of ex Congress-
man Davidson who was appointed by
Governor Fleming to succeed Senator
Call. Crawford is an old line whig, and
he says that the great seal of the state of
which he is custodian shall never adorn
any certificate for Calls successor without
it is Call himself. His friends say that if
the mandate asked by the governor is
issued by the supreme court he will 20 to
iail before be will Obey it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-The sessions Of the
various medical associations which as
sembled in this city yesterday were re-
sumed to-day. The one which attracts
the most interest is the Inter- Continental
American Medical congress and which
will bring into existence Pan American
Medical association including all the
Spanish American states. 1t was an
nounced to-day by DR.. Charles S. Read,
chairman of the committee on permanent
organization, that both Senator Sherman
and Congressman Rodger Q. Mills had
agreed to support bill for government
appropriation of $4,000 for the purpose
of defraying the expense Of Pan-Amer-
ican medical congress to be held during
the Worlds fair.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
MANH0QD RESTORED.

Adjacent to Las Vegas are at least
100, 700 acres of land, now unoccupied
which can be irrigated by system oi
reservoirs across the Gallinas river, which
carries through the town during the
rainy season enough water to irrigate ten
times the area, and it is understood that
men of means are contemplating the or
ganization of company for the pur-
pose of putting in the necessary dams,
etc.
Mr.. Ellis, of Lincoln, has an orchard
of 800 apple trees which were set out nine
years ago. About 200 of the trees are in
bearing this year for the first time, and
the branches are weighed to the ground
with their load. About 400 pounds of
the Wine Sap and 5000 pounds of an.
other variety of winter apple are already
harvested. He has grapes, pears, peaches
and plums in abundance.
A large company has been organized
to invest money in the White Oaks coun-
try. 1t is composed of the leading busi-
ness men of Ell Paso, Denver, Las Vegas
and Trinidad. Judge B. H. Davis, E. B.
Bronson and W. D. Austin, of Ell Paso,
are interested. These men are showing
their confidence in the new road Ivy in.
vesting money where they can never
realize on it until the road is built
White Oaks Interpreter.
Mr.. Orange Phelps has formed COM
pany for the purpose of tanning leather.
They will use the canaigre plant, or more
commonly known as wild rhubarb, or pie
plant, which grows 50 abundantlv on the
mesas in this county. In talking with
Mr.. Phelps he expresses himself enthu-
siastic over the assured success of his
new enterprise. He claims to be able to
even tan the thickest sole leather. San
Juan Times.
New Mexico is the sixteenth in the list
Of states and territories as an iron pro-
ducer. When the Las Vegas short line
reaches White Oaks it will be but short
time till New Mexico goes up much near
Or the head of the class. The coal and
iron there in juxta position will have the
effect on New Mexico that the discovery
of Goa. and iron at Birmingham had on
Alabama. The new railroad will furnish
an outlet for the product and the output
OF iron will be wonderfully increased
Las Vegas Optic.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
Among the Russian Pea ANTS

LONDON, October Is -Advices from
various points in Russia state that great
numbers of peasants are flocking into the
towns from the country Districts, perish
ing from want of food. At least $50 900
have passed through Tunien alone seek
ing food. Many are falling by the roadside
and dying in their tracks. The wanderers
have no fuel, and the cold is intense.
Incendarsm and pillaging are spreading.
The destitute Jews expelled from Kiev,
Astrachan, Moscow and Odessa are swell
ing the ranks of the famisled thousands.
The local authorities everywhere are
paralyzed for the want of funds. The
organization of relief committees for the
distribution of corn to the sufferers has
been suspended.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
An Economic Showing.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Supt. Porter
denies each and every charge made against
him by the New York Herald of recent
date. He says that the census will be
ready for the printer By the close of 1892,
His last report asked for but $l,000,00O
to complete all the work. The punching
machines cost but $l5 900, and all indebt,
edness on them has been paid; Mr., Porter
the census office for printing machines
is not one dollar. The vouchers are paid
every month The cost of the present
census has been $6 100000 as against
$5,971 ,460 for that of 1880. Considering
the increase in population the present
census cost 9.36 per capita as against
9.6S in 1880. There still remains $780,
900 to the credit of the several census
funds and all accounts are paid to date.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
WhOOpiDg Elm Up.

DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 15.-One of the
greatest Republican ralleys of the cam
paign takes place here this afternoon, a
triple attraction in the shape of Major
Mckinley, Senator Sherman and ex-
Governor Foraker have been provided.
The gathering promises to be in excess
Of anything ever seen in Dayton, several
thousand people having arrived on the
early morning trains. Nearly every Sec
ton Of central Ohio is represented, On
Saturday night Senator Sherman and his
competitor for the senatorial prize will
speak again from the same platform in
Cincinnati.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
CITY Elections.

New YORK, Oct. IA. - The Newark
charter election, yesterday, resulted in a
victory for the Democratic party. Joseph
E. Haines was reelected mayor for a
fifth term by 500 plurality over ex-Con-
gresham Herman Schebach, Republican,
and Parmalee, Independent.
Indianapolis, Ind.-The Indianapolis
city election, yesterday, resulted in an
unprecedented Democratic victory for the
general ticket. Sullivan was reelected
mayor over Herod, Republican, by a
majority Of 2,72ss.c The Rsmocrats N elect;
nine of the fifteen ward councilmen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15

can life. Lieut. Baker, the Worlds fair
commissioner to Mexico, reports that the
Pandure family, consisting OF five per-
sons, and probably the most expert
workers in clay and in the moulding of
figures in the world, will 90 to Chicago
during the exposition and manufacture
their work in public view, and will after
wards place them on sale in booti, to
be constructed of typical architecture.
The family will be sent at the expense of
the state of Guadalaiara.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-All the ses-
sions of the Methodist Ecumenical coun.
Gil were given up to-day to considera-
ton of subjects relating to another de-
nomination. The subjects discussed were,
"The position of Romanism," /" "Roman-
ism as political power" and "Romanism
as religious power" This afternoon a
session OF the council took up the ques-
ton of temperance, discussing the church
and temperance reform and the attitude
the Methodists should assume regarding
the legal prohibition of the saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
Stock to be Increased.

New YORK, Oct. 15.-George M. Pull
man, who controls the stock of the Pull
man company, has decided that, at the
meeting tomorrow, the capital stock
shall be increased from $25, 100000 to
$50, 100000. This is the eighth time the
capital stock has been increased within
the last twenty years, starting with cap
ital of SIG ,O00, 900.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15

New YORK, Oct. 15.-Major Charles B.
Throckmorton, United States command
ant at Fort Schuyler, was placed under
arrest yesterday morning and relieved OF
his command, pending investigation Of
charges of issuing worthless checks and
duplicating his pay vouchers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
Raging Waters.

New YORK, Oct. 15.-Waves nearly
thirty feet high are lashing Rockaway
beach, plowing far into the sand and
washing dwellings and boats out to sea.
Many pleasure crafts have been missing
since Sunday and it is feared they have
been lost with all on board.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
BRIEF WIRINGS::-
EDgIaDd's Demand.

LONDON. Oct. 15.--Lord Salisbury, On
b half of England, has politely informed
the porte that if vessels of the Russian
volunteer feet are allowed to pass the
DardanelIes, Great Britain claims the
same right for her volunteer vessels.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-15
Contract Indian Schools.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The commits
eioner of Indian affairs has written letter
to DR.. Dorchester, the superintendent OF
Indian schools in which the latter is in
structed to visit the contract schools and
subject them to the same thorough in
spection which is made in the case Of
government schools. The commissioner
says:
"While of course it is no plan OF the Office
to interfere with the distinctive religious
teachings of these institutions, nor to in
anywise hamper them in their missionary
work, it is important that the practical
education of these pupils in the way Of
fitting them to earn a living shall not be
neglected. You will say distinctly and
emphatically to all persons connected with
contract schools that whenever it is found
by this office that those who are in any
wise directly connected with these institu-
tions are using their influence against the
government schools by advising pupils to
stay away, by advising parents to with
hold their children, by advising agents
not to cooperate with the government
that they will be held strictly responsible
for it, and if the necessity comes upon the
Office, the Office will not hesitate to annul
the contract with such institutions OF
learning"