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The Monterey . Success.

BAN Francisco. Aug. 6.-Ths United States
coast defence steamer Monterey arrived from
Puget Sound via Portland and Astoria yester-
day. Both officers and crew are delighted
with her. The men call her soft ship"
meaning that she Is more easily worked and
that there are more paw and privileges than
on the average man. of-w The story about
wholesale desertions and the heat and discom-
fort fort OF the ship Is denied In toto and tho
nIal. In Seattle the ship lost eight mon. in
Tacoma one. and in Portland nine. These
first class man left the ship, Ten men were
enlisted on the sound. so the coast defence
vessel Is really only eight landsmen short OF
her complement
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Mrs. Meyer May be Arrairued To-day.

Mrs Mary Meyer. tho reputed wife OF the
alleged poisoner. DIR. Meyer. passed o COM
paratively comfortable day In the Mer-
Ger street police station yesterday. Lewis
stuyvesant Chanler and DR.. W. ]. O'sul-
lvan were the only visitors who saw her.
The lawyers talked with her for almost
two hours. They had nothing to say
o'clock Mrs. Meyer will be taken before Dis
trict Attorney Nicoll. Later she will probably
where she can get better quarters than In the
Marcar Straet station.
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Another Relic OF ~. Anna.

Mgr Marquis OF Quebec. who arrived yes
terday on tho French steamship La Cham
pagne. brought with him part Of the remains
Of St. Anna, mother Of the Virgin Mary. The
relic comes from the Basilica OF Apt In the
province OF Ayignon. Father Tetreau OF the
East Seventy sixth street met Mgr. Marquis
ut the pier and took to his church the silver
bound glass Jar containing the relic. which is
a bone about six inches long. Mgr. Marquis
and Father Tetreau are friends, and when the
Monsignor started for Rome. Father Tetreau
and interceds for a part OF the saints body.
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Ada Lander. Ha. B.en Found Now.

Frank Landers OF fStroudsburg. Pa. came here
In June last to look for his runaway 16-year-old
daughter Ada. who, he suspected. had eloped
with young nelghhor. 1t was reported that
he had said that he had paid tho New York
police $3.50 to find her and that they had done
nothing. but that he had discovered her where
abouts himself Landers denied having ac-
cused the police.
1t was reported that the girl had beer, found
on the east side and taken home, At any rate
living as a servant with Mrs, Parsons. 2.232
Seventh avenue She hadn't eloped with any
here on Saturday night and took her home.
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Close of the Catholic summer School.

PLArTsBuRGH. Aug. 6-The second session of
the Catholic Summer School OF America was
formally closed this morning with high mass
in st. Johns Church here. The celebrant was
the Row. Mr. Walsh Of Albany. The deacon
was the Rev. J. II. O'Rourke OF Port Henry. and
tho sub-dcscon Father Cotter OF Plattsburgh.
The master Of ceremonies was Father Nc
S sy S, morn sms to
Life" but owing to illness he was unable to be
present. and his place WAS filled by tho Rev.
Feast of the TRANSPORTATION. he chose for his
subject The Divinity OF Christ" and for his
and His face did shine as the sun and His
garments become white as snow" tMatthew.
xvii. 2L
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Pompeli Gave Us the Point.


We are indebted to Pompeil for the great In
dustry Of canned fruit. Years ago. when the
Cincinnatians found in what had been the
pantry OF the house many lars OF preserved
figs. One was opened and they were found to
be fresh and good. Investigation showed
that the figs had been put into Jars in heated
state. an aperture left for the steam to escape.
tai On. and the next year fruit canning was in-
troduced into the United States. the process
being Identical with that In vogue at Pompsu
twenty centuries ago
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Piatt Dsut.eL.r nj R,ds.wood Park.

The Platt Deutscher Of Brooklyn began their
four days annual festival at Rldgowood Park
yesterday. There were scores OF games. old
and novel, for grown people and for children.
and at night tho grove was brilliant with col
ored lanterns, and fireworks -, Tho dancing
sale that 10000 persons passed through the
entrance bars.
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Killed by y Falling Derrick.

PLATTsBURa. Aug. 6-Silas McNally. 25 years
old and unmarried. was killed by falling der
rick this morning at Au Sable Forks. He had
who are building dam on the Au Sable River.
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HENDERSON. Ky. Aug. 6.-Just before sunrise
on Friday morning two fishermen. Robert Ed
dy and Tim Edlin. were examining their trout
lines at Shawneetown. and discovered q pork
barrel floating near tho Illinois side Of tho
river. They towed 1t ashore and knocked in
the head and found the nude remains OF .
woman. There 10 no clue to the mystery.
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Not One OF the Raritan yvLyos

The friends OF James McGarry OF Somer-
Vile, n. j., who was run over and killed when
attem pting to board train at Dunnellen last
Wednesday. say that THE SUNS Someryills
Garry's being a member OF the Whyo gang Of
Raritan. He was not u member Of the gang.
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TTOH Uo'fFteT.
On THE ST. LAWRENCE. Aug las We were
threading our way among the dense cluster OF
islands near Gananoque u canoe hot out into
view. young man In bathing rig was pad
ding. and In the stern sat young lady
attired In a fashionable summer suit. with q
red parasol over her head. They padded
ness and all on board our crowded boat were
greatly alarmed. and rushed to the eide nearest
the canoists with the certain expectation of
witnessing a dire catastrophe. As soon as the
steamer swells struck tho canoe she went bot
tom side up and both occupants disappeared.
boat which was In ~ moment after changed to
one OF astonishment and shouts OF laughter as
tho young man and maiden reappeared-he
pushing his boat toward shore. and she COM
placently treading water with parasol over her
head to keep OIL tho sun.
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EnsetuAly yet gently when sosiys or bilious or when
bAbitual constipation to awaken the kdneys and liver
TO healthy activity. without Irritating or weakening
o. fgG-Ads
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Water Work. for walla Wallis. Wash.

Prom The S.aahe PaA-Iaiefiigenesr.
wALLA WALLA. July 2I-This city. at q sps-
clal election to-day voted to issue S18O, 1000
bonds for tho construction Of gravity system
OF water works.
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Of officials with patrols have been attached to
the customs service On the German side
customs officials have been drafted from all
posts in eastern RUSSIA Posen and silesia.
II Russia hopes to escape the reaction OF the
German tariff by exporting grain through
Austria and thence into Germany she will find
all grain imported by way Of Austria Hun
gary. and 1t will be impossible for Russian
cereals to enter Germany without paying the
To.morrow the AUSTRIAN Hungarian Gus
toms Commission will meet to consider the
kusslan proposals for q commercial treaty.
how far tho Austrian Hungarian Goysrnment
will 20 In the negotiations. 1t will ofIer a
special con pyentionel tariff but will refuse to
Grant to hussis the most favored nlihition,
Russian grain coming into Germany through
Austria. The German customs ofiicials Will
exact certihcates as to the origin OF all grain
lieve that large orders for Russian products
have been given by German importers accom-
panied with instructions to ship them BY way
shipmsnts % from hsSHd HSiIand viii also % fe closely
sible for Russian products to get into Ger
many many without a "a paving the 20 per cent that has
A number OF the mercantile guilds have Pc
titioned tho Government not to enforce the In
creased tarin on Russian imports that were
Witte, tho Russian Finance Minister, will agree
to make similar concession on the German
products exported to Russia the prayer OF the
An Official inquiry that has been m ade Into
the recent fatal ex plosion OH tha German war
shin Baden at kiei suggensts mat M the hresoh G 81
the "aS hsSss Of the ocers ana mem IN
who were killed by the explosion were horri-
bly, mangled. The sixteen men who Were In
jured all have chance OF recovery. They
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gravel. where the kOlu more tuan reQ6em0Q the
promise Of the Mexican"
forty pounds OF nuggets in el.ven days. how
party par went after more. how the Indians sur.
ssPsa e aea II sa asys p::s
to find the region again until y VIII his COM
ha.s and f0ls the Sas
the the Adams outiit all he could about the region
and sent them away Then hs made haste to
I his II 'S IL sSd sss sssh S% 1na
tho talk Of the Adams party that they were not
likely to nd the S + graSs 6sd and
With burros, bread. bacon. and beans. with
pick and shSye ard PsHn Went to
stSo saS rG% @Eeed sas II HS 1s
S Sn 9 hs eaSd whsh tMS iS
peaks beyond pleasant valley ne was In no
he was WORKING the s9ung m9gb .Iar
seid Gd' scsnt aa There a was was not canon from tho
Utah that hs did not search. nor q divide that
he did not cross, And yet once only in all that
At Fort Wingste sutlers clerk told him a
secret An Indian. recovering from . spree.
Ead .Ses g Ss @ s sS af Ssffss s5
which. moreover, tho clerk was not allowed to
the situation. The Indian begged, again, and
finally IN desperation Sffered to PIst Is tGs iocS.
tAned their gold in. return for one drink OF
liquor. 1t was but ,thirty-fye miles away. he
dian made tho plan. Then he said that tho
gold was on the reservation. and that i WAS 80
well guarded that no one could reach II save
by night with guide. No white man had ever
Leeh there he added. save on one occasion. sa.
had come there. but all OF them. save one.
were killed by tho tribe In y few days he
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from all classes and parties; and best of
all the leading papers in the territory ir-
respective of party have copied its re-
ports verbatim. This, because 1t he's ''set
down nought in malice nor nothing ex-
tenuated." Business sagaclty and honest
performance always win. Let the pack
howl.
Capt. J. P. Hyland, the Kingston Shaft
editor, came up from the south last even
ing and stopped over in the metropolis,
registered at the Armijo. The captain
submitted at the Citizen office copy of
a most excellent law relating to legal
printing and publication in newspapers
tho same kind of law advocated by
the members of the New Mexico Press
association recently in session-and the
law will be introduced when the legisla-
ture reconvenes, with prospects of it be-
ing passed by both houses.-Albuquerque
Citizen.
Don Emiterio Gallegos, of Ute creek,
has returned from Santa Fe, where he has
of late been, opposing the creation of
Union county.-Las Vegas Optic.
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A HANDSOME HONOR.
The Verdict is-Well Done.

The following handsome encomium of
the services of Hon. A. L. Morrison will
be read with pleasure by all his friends
The letter speaks for itself:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, Jan. %, 1898. }
Hon. A. L. Morrison, Santa Fe, N. NJ.
My dear Mr.. Morrison: thank you
for yours of the 18th instant, and al
though the same is of somewhat per
sonal nature take this occasion to ex-
tend to you and your associates in Office
the thanks of the department for your
efficient and most valuable services dur
ing the time you have administered the
affairs of the government in your respec-
tive positions. It is but few days more
ere take my departure for my former
home, where I shall bear with me nc
more pleasant memory than the loyal and
faithful service that was performed by
such men as you and the Others under me
by whose efforts we have been successful
in giving to the people of the United
the great benefits the government is or
ganized to confer. Most sincerely your
friend. JOHN W. NOBLE, Secretary.
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Mr.. Hinkle instructed.

Special Correspondence NEW MEXICAN.
At a meeting of the citizens of Lincoln
and vicinity, held Thursday, February 8,
at the request of Lincoln county's repre-
sentative, Mr.. Hinkle, to consider the
capital removal question, the following
proceedings were had: IS,
Judge Cronin was elected chairman
and Manuel Sisneros, secretary. Many
citizens expressed their views; and the
question being put as to the propriety of
removing the capital from Santa Fe, it
was unanimously resolved as the sense of
the meeting shat the capital removal
question be left alone by the legislature,
and Mr.. Hinkle ives wired to that effect"
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PERSONAL.

Chas. A. Spiess, was over to Las Vegas
yesterday to attend the Mills-Peacocl
wedding.
A. Minnett, wool buyer for Brown
Manzanares, came over from Las Vegas
last night.
A. L. Van Antwerp, assistant live stock
agent for the Santa Fe at Albuquerque,
left for the south last night.
Messrs. Nathan and Marcus Eldodt left
this morning for visit to San Juan, the
residence of Sam Eldodt.
E. V. Chaves, treasurer of the New Mex
leo board of Worlds exposition managers
took the train for Socorro last evening.
At the Palace: Mrs. s. A. Hubbell, AL
buquerque; A. Mennet, Las Vegas; Chas
E. Jones, Pueblo; D. s. Comet, Chicago.
At the Exchange: Smith H. Simpson
Juan Santistevan and Daughter, Taos
j. N. Stone, Cerrillos, VIM. Laursier
Dakota.
SIN. Folsom, president of the Albu,
querque National Bank, came up from the
Duke City, this morning and stops at the
Claire.
Up. Brent, ex-sheriff of Lincoln coun-
ty, now resident of Silver City, came
up from the south this morning on pri.
vate business.
At the Claire: Silva Hermann, Cincin.
natl; K. F. Mans, Chas. Mente, New
York; s. M. Folsom, Albuquerque; j. F
Mclaughlin, San Pedro.
W. S. Williams, editor of the Chieftain
and candidate for re-appointment as
district attorney for Socorro county, went
south last night.
Hon. W. T. Thornton, one of the lead
ing candidates for governor of New Mex.
leo, returned last night to Organ to look
after the Bennett-Stephenson mining mat
tiers.
Mrs. Prince and Mr.. and Mrs. Dorilus
Morrison, of Minneapolis, left last night
for lengthy trip through Mexico. The
party will make the first stop at Chihua.
hua. It is more than likely that Governor
Prince will join them after the adjourn.
ment of the assembly.
Hon. Juan Santistevan, leading mer.
chant and banker at Taos, is in the city
en- route to Trinidad. els accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Santistevan. After
concluding his business here, Mr.. and
Miss Santistevan will leave on short
visit to Trinidad.
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AWFUL skin DISEASE
Covered Head to Feet with Scales.
Could not Work. Could not Sleep.
Wished Herself Dead.
Relief Immediate and Cure speedy
and Complete.

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80 sore 1 could not wash, and often wished my
self dead | would sit up all night il my chair
with cloths wrapped around me, and cry with pain
tried everything could hear of. Nothing seemed
10 do me the least good, until saw an adver.
isement in the paper of a wonderful cure by the
CuTIcuRA REMEDIES. l told my husband the
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Business Notice.

Frank Masterson has fitted up his
cabinet maker and carpenter shop, on
corner opposite Boletin Popular office on
Water street. He is preprred to do all
kinds of upholstering, cabinet making
and general carpentet work, with neat
ness and dispatch, and solicits the public 8
patronage. If you have any extra nice
or difficult work to do, give him call.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Ash Wednesday,.

1ICAV ColullCuSCus
Street lights should be placed on Lin
coin avenue in front of Fort Marcy.
Push the grant belonging to the city OF
Santa Fe, now pending in the land court
to decision.
AS this journal has remarked before;
the policemen of this city should use
more of an effort to preserve the peace at
night.
Waller Owen, tho actor, we'll known in
Santa Fe, is now in Aspen, Colo, teach
ing Shakespeare and Delsarte. Bully for
Walter.
The Methodists will hold church
social at the residence of Mrs. J. L. Davis
on Montezuma avenue, tomorrow even
ing, at which everybody is invited to be
present.
Regular meeting of Carleton post, No
3, department of New Mexico, G. A. R..
this evening at 1870 o'clock. All mem
bers of the post in the city are requested
to be present. Visiting comrades are
cordially invited.
Six hundred extra copies of yesterday s
New MEXICAN were sent out to all parts OF
the country. The advertising this city
receives without cost, from the New MEX
loan and through the New MEXICAN Is
great and beneficial.
Canuto Lovato, young man who has
been employed by George W. Hickox as
a goldsmith, died last night at his home
in this city of pneumonia. He was a
native of Santa Fe and good, reliable
workman. He will be buried tomorrow
morning at o'clock.
Visitors at Colds museum: G. E. Starr
and wife, Burlington, Iowa; DR.. L. G.
Robertson, Chicago; Z. N. Baker, Denver,
Colo; Arthur N. Hanson, New York; DR..
and Mrs. Edison, New York ;H. N. Hampton,
Boston, Mass; Mrs. 7. E. Young, Newton,
Kas., Mr.. T. E. Young, Newton, Kas.; H.
Forester, Detroit, Mich.
Visitors at Santa Fe are requested to
call at the Colorado, on San Francisco
street. the proprietor, j. B. Hanley, is
one of the Oldest and most popular resi-
dents of the capital city. He makes Wis
itors welcome, and if he becomes your
friend you will have good one, a man
whom you can count on every day in the
acknowledgements Citizen.
The New MEXICAN bindery has now in
hand the binding of four magnificent
books to be used as visitors registers at
the Worlds fair; one will be placed in the
territorial building, one in the depart
ment of mines and mining, one in the
agricultural department and one in the
horticultural department. They will be
gotten up in the finest style of binding,
Russia leather and gilt backs, and will
show that New Mexico establishment can
do that sort of work as we'll as it can be
done anywhere in the United States.
A. j. D. Dockweiler, captain of the
penitentiary guard, was arrested last
night by Deputy Sheriff Antonio
Alarid for gun play at the en-
trance of Mottley's. His brother, Antoine
Dockweiler, was also taken up for assist
ing him, but as all the evidence points to
the fact that he made no more interior
ence than to induce his brother to be
quiet the charge against him will prob
ably be dismissed. Deputy Sheriff Alarid,
however, says he will push the charge
AGAINST the brother.
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How Young Ancheta was Killed.

The killing of young Isidro Ancheta,
brother of Hon. j. A. Ancheta, by VIM.
Lee Thompson, seems to have grown out
of dispute over piece of land near San
Lorenzo, the home of the young man.
Ancheta attempted to drive Thompson
off the ground when the trouble arose in
which he met his death.
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Ho - to he HeaIthy and Happy,

How to BE Healthy and Happy.
Don't work 1865 days in the year. Gst
out into the sunshine. Take vacation
once in while.
If too busy to "lay of" last summer,
buy an excursion ticket at once, via Santa
Fe route. to Las Vegas Hot Springs, New
Mexico, and stop week or more at the
Montezuma hotel. Hot Baths, burro
riding, sunshiny days and hunting in the
mountains. September climate lasts all
winter.
For copy of illustrated pamphlet, I'D.
dress G. 7. Nicholson, g. r. 7. A. 4. T. q
2. F. r. R., Topeka KanssA.
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Cuticura Resolvent

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STATIONS.

Arrive Los Angeles 7:5O a. M. g. 30 p. NJ
Leave Los Angeles at 100 a. M 5:l5 p. IN.
Arrive San Diego 1880 p. M. $40 p. m
Leave San Diego at 2:l0 p. m. 2:l0 p. M.
Arrive San Francisco 9:l5 a. III. Leave at
A.00 n M
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nupeuor stock-At Cost.

HUptFIUr SCOcK-'AC CObC.
At cost, superior stock of furniture
queensware and glassware, picture frames
house mouldings, etc. Many latest novel
ties, away down, for cash, to close out.
Big bargains call at once. No trouble to
exhibit our goods. A. T. GRlGa.
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Dyspepsia's victims find prompt and
permanent relief in Hoods Sarsa parilla,
which tones the stomach and creates an
onnetita
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llIORKING PEOPLE
can take Simmons
Liver Regulator
without loss of time or dam
ger from exposure. It
takes the place of a doctor
and costly prescriptions
and is therefore the medi-
cine to be kept in the
household to be given upon
any indication Of approach-
ing sickness. 1t contains
no dangerous ingredients
but is purely vegetable,
gentle yet thorough in its
action, and can be given
with safety and the most
satisfactory results to any
person regardless Of age.
It has no equal. Try it.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CuTrcuRA, Soc; Soar,
&c; REsoLyENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
Ry-"lIow to Cure Skin Diseases" O. pnges, so
illustrations, and 100 testimonials mailed free.
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On application we will forward every
month, free of charge, the metropolitan
Fashion Sheet of Butterick Patterns. A
full assortment of all the patterns always
on hand. Address, ILrELD Bros, Albu.
querquo, N. M.
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Have you tried "Silver State'' cigars
They are the best. Fe
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Dry goods of all description, at cost
Blain Bros.
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Skating at the rink on Mondays
Wednesdays, and Saturdays.