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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
That "a oaSpsIy,

fAlliW llAsn'
Lat evening you say ~ii,orially. II
the water Question IN settled satisfactorily.
What will We have a. kick Alout next -
why No, doH little kicking Sh"ut ia" out.
rHg,"us oil monopoly This II costing
the city three ,imrs as much A1 the water
Company. and W. get no benefits fr'm II
whatever We ARE paying - cents for
al tia, dur not cost ~ ceniS, How
hong ARE We a. submit Ia such robbery
A. has been suggested, let us form IA
cpnsum"rr company aud buy ear of"il,
W. can lay Il down here in bulk for lrSs
than 10 ""n,S per gallon and in carr fnI
lrsr than ~ cruts, and the cost ~ hand,
ling insurance, etc, will not cost To "I'
coed cents l~r gallon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
FOop All
The taiver-tii~- Meet the tsdtaa
a~hsot T~am HiR Attendance.

At 23n yesterday afternnn the rlrvcrs
~ III" Indian sch"nl and University met
"a the grounds II the former ~ the tr-,
game IL the series. and the result was
victory for ia" Indian boys 10y n scuir oi
IN tut
I'll" hoy- f,m the mesa institution pre-
scnt,Sl the follow ing eleven Worries. left
emf; Breaks. sub; Gihbuns. len ,mkl";
AmrS, len guard; Rutherford, sub
ltwir. center rush; Armstrong, right
quart; Clayton. RIGHT tacklr; palladnn.
right 'nd Capt Fred whtcmau. quarter
back tuidiugt"n. right half back Mar
shall. len half back Stnmm. full back.
III" victorious eleven Of the Indian
sch"ol w"rr. oliver walingtnn. captain
Howard SaudiS"u. WIN stevens. John
Thomas, sam Randall. VIM Perry. all
Puma Indians, Ramon johnson. II papagni
Ross Luulru. Jos" Yuma. Anlrw Rem
don. AcnmAS. and purlry from Laguna,
A. s'-'n ~ the people began To- ASSEM-.
hlr the Indian boys w"I'' acc"-,rd with
day" "luu won't l." IN II at all"
I'll" Universities are coming for hlsn' ="
aud other similar rNIr,'ssiuur
Tues" expressions had tendency 1"
utimiiatr the Indians g. som" rx,"nt. hnt
~ s'Hn s Superintendent, Ci,,agrr war
appraised If ia" fact Il" went tu his boys
AMI rntlus"l them az much 49, h. could
10y telling them they wrrr we'll made.
strong and athletic At this they again
t""k courage AMI assured HIM they would
win Il they could
when the University team was driven
onto the grounds with their friends. sing.
ing "Rah, RAIL- rah for the Universities. "
another way" IT encouragement swept
over the faces uf yh" Indians. SuI.rin-
t"ud"nt tr-ag"r NJ once noticed thus and
Thought t" remove It ny having the teams
weighed He and hls Indian boys felt
sure IL victory, If the University team
was not m"rs. pan ~ pounds heavier
than than the fsia.r tosm On weighing
the teams II was found chat line luSrr-
sites weighed 40 pounds more than the
I,Ii,,s Th,. I,di., ,,,ys ,,,lL,l .;r..,,
a., .'',, - ~,
J! "',." We sr"u'"'S 'r'',ne 'lH' Nv
against them wrr" great Ids Ia over
come.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

The Territorial board Il medical exam
inrrs VIA ia session "Wednesday AFTER
noou Tier" w-rc prrsen, hrs W Il.
Tnmuu. Las Vegas q. 4, fasl"riay,
Alhuqu"rlu"i Y, n, Atkins las Vegas
/ n. Sloan. santa Fsj W, Rsgrr, Sauta
Fr; Thus, ]. lIoughton. AlhuIu"rlue,
Ahsrn,. Dr shuler, II Ration
The election IL officers resulted IA fol-
f,ws, President, Dr, W X TI'rn; vice.
prridrnt, DIR. J. II Slo@ni s"'nrtary aud
treasurer. Dr. W Eggert. WDn Was re-
,l.c,..d fur the twelfth time
There vera two applicant for licenss
IN prac,icei pr. Crosson, II this city, aud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

Estate 81 Fannie u. Lsmon. Notice 10 hersby
given to all persons interested that the unSeS-
siA nod ~as On tho 9th day 81 Nosembsr, A. ID.
lsn, apPointed sdministrator Of the estate of HE
late wife, FANNIE u. lemon. by the honorsbls
probat. cpur Tor Bernalillo county, New Mel
lon, - d that he has quAlihsd ~ such,
AL psrsons having aay elaine szaisst said g.
tats afe Required 20 present the same within the
time pres1rthcd by lAv for allowance. and ell
psrsono Uving sasd e-tAt. arr Required Ia make
payment. Psrsons Interested can have their
claims adjusted At the once OF mI attorney.
bernard b, hodey. CLAYTON j knoN,
administrator.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
NJ sUsaovs A.-.vLr
LNeiy rhss,,.s Naray W~,we~s
Hheennse.

T. q Elder r'tutncl last evening frum
Pine wells. where h. effected the sale n
hIs well barring apparatus while un, Ia
,ha, country Il" Jaw u. Glenn. IL" mnu
VII" was recently shot by an unknown
MrNlrau and frum the wounded grntlr.
man be- learned the straight II the story
concerning ~" phpiiug. which occurred
at Glenn sheep camp, about twenty
miles fr,m plnos wells The facts arr
u. follows
hu,k ~ l.nN sheep riray~d into
Glrnus camp ~" morning, And were
h"ri'd 10y ,il"uu several days ~ expect.
,tIuu that the owner would come along
aul clnm them Finally lac askrd
- c"wh"y Wy ~" nam" II Martin.
who happened g. l." passing. " Ia"
Wut.d us-l-, him tu drive the sheep tn
vhrr, h,S own h"rl was, saying that he
Mas ur-l = h"rlug them separately.
Mnr'.n nst,.d Co., lu this. So the following
morning they hrpNr the stray hrrl over
g. Nh"r. u;lruu's h,ri should have lr"n.
lIl hI- shr"p wrr' not a. hr -s'"u that day
Iuo. next morning early while Ulrnn and
MARTIN we're preparing t,"Ir breakfast,
tWu MeIirAns came into camp anl asked
Of tb,y could have -rnc brrakfpt. They
r,.,N,sl ~ Invitation to Hharr the
u,a Martin was doing the cunk-
nv The M,Arcaus rpIuIrv Wh"
'b" stray sheep belonged Co., aud Hlrun
n.l rI nlru, huw be- CAM tuto I,,ra''s
s.ru 90 ,h,u AMI that b" dii not know ="
whom they n'lrug,Sl while waiting frr
urakttr' ttruu started up tu where hlS
. hurrp Wa grazing near 10y aud Discover
I ,-i that hir Winchester, which Was strap
I.-i tu the saddle, Was gone, aud ,,"kiug
.luu' wAr startled a. see that h" was loo
NIX covered with IT ia the hands uf uu, ri
the MrGiranr, and tina, ia" other Mexican
had gun Iuutri -, Martin, Who war
bending over the hp'. A m"iu"ut later
At Nuri fruu uu" " the MrNcAuS, they
10th fired, Glenn falling with bal
through hir right lang MARTIN wasn't
tuucnrd aud pulling u ziX.sh"","i
h" uI"u,d mr. upon Tia" would he
a--a-slu- lie then tr"k r'fug,
u,h.ui , t,r" about eight ar ten inches II
diameter. aud although IT drd not shield
h- ru'lr,' b,.ly. 1t saved his life, NJ -rv,
rrnl lall- from the gum uf the Mr,iran'
entered III" ti,r. Martin kept up alivrlS
fr' AMI nually one of the MrNicaus felt
prsuluiug that he was shot, his com
,aniuu ,nuk ,o ihght with Martin ia pur
suit The fallen Mexican lad evidently
stumbled ia the sag" brush aud immr
dA,cly rsalnrd his feet Hnl IAN ava!
a.-, Martin continued hr pursuit IT tia,
men u hong distance, hut they mad" tlri
escape unharlnrl Martin then return
"l {" where Gl"un was, procured mrdi
cal assis,aur" N Srn a. p"Ssihl" Ind Tia
wounded man II now on the far rNhad I,
recovery. The report about II lat" aiira!
Al Pines Wells between friends ~ ia,
two MrNicaus aud MN" cuwhnys IL with
ont foundation. says MIR Elder.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

The young ladies composing this club
Il University students met with their
young friends at Mrs, c. N. sterry's res
idence on Arno street last evening. The
following were present Grace Net,irton.
Fannie Halloran, Alice Spencer. Nellie
and Louis. Hsseldine. Stella Walton, liner
Bliss, Gertrude L-eckley. Mildred White
man. Lena Fox. Bette Wiley, Nora and
Ruth str'ry, Fred whiteman. Roy
stamn, FL sammis, Seymour Lewinson,
Guy Endrley. Clarence and Walt. Com.
stock. Ross Merritt, Arthur Spencer. Chas
Goodrick tof ChicAgo), AT, Frost. Bert
Baker. Willie flanders, Fred Marshall
and Norman Steny. Prof Manso aud
daughter furnished the Inusic. Dane ing
IN the large dining hall was enjoyed be
yond measure, and after nice lunch the
guests were dismissed At . little pas,
eleven.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
Nsi.LlNG At pADsLLAs.
4 raraonea Ceav,~, shss and Ai,i~a
Last Might

At the frAa, ~ San Andrcas at L~ Pa
dillAa, Ju~e ignacio Mon,oya. lately par
donrd cut ~ the ienit"ntisry. for the kill
ing II a man al Palillas two or three
years Ngu, was Las, night killed 10y his
uncle, Juan Sanchez y PcnA. The par.
,iculArr arr me-, learned =, this Office a,
this writing The man killei was des-
l-ra,e character. and SANCHEZ, who did
the killing IL an old aud deaceAble ci,i-
zen, aud his provocation mus, have beer
great.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
Incorporated.

TN "Wednesday the Mckinley Dry Con.
crn,ra,nr and Mining company was ar
ranih,d with n capital II $25O,hn The
interpretations arr u, l.. Sainmis, A. W
Jones. Y u Mckinley. J. e. Baldiidgc
and + + Monrs. the last mentioned, III
Santa Fr Mr.. Mckinley 10 president,
]. & IJalIridge, vice president and A W.
Jones. SECRETARY aud treasurer, The ma
chine Invented 10y Mr. Mckinley was put
up At the Albuquerque foundry and has
been tested at Dolores satisfactorily.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

Keep your liver active and you'll not
suffer with biliousness there's the Hecrvt.
when bilious try 2b-rent package II
simmons Liver Regulator powder. Take
IL on the tongue ar make tea Youth
take no moro pills.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

The mortgage debt II New Mexico 10
less Irr capita than that II any other
state nr territory ia the union, Hays the
Rnawrl Rrcopi There are less pAuI"is
here. InmIlatiun considered, than IN any
state "r territory; n larger per cent 81
the farmers own the land they till than in
any state east uf the lWhh mrridau aud,
barring that class which cam" I" this ter
ritpry "a avoid punishment for otirns'r IN
other HtAtrr, there ARE lees cuuvrtr In
our I-'nit"uIlary IN proportion to I"pu'
lAtion thau IN any other commonwealth
in America our people ARE law abiding
aud industrious They favor Jus'lc" ani
the enforcement, II the laws, aud the aver.
age citizen j. far h"ttrr man than the
editor of paper who, through igu"Hnr"
and malice. traducrs the far nam" IT our
territory
Tng liksT PLASTER lhmI-'n picc" ~
flannel with Chamh"rlalu'S Pam balm AMI
bind II over the seat IT pam, II II better
than any plaster when the lungs AZ" s"l"
such an Application "n the chest "n'l an
other on the hack, l"tw",n the shoulder
blades, will often prevent pneumonia
There Is nothing ~ g"d for ~ lam" bach
or uaIn "a the side \ Sur" threat can
nearly always Ia cu''sl IA cue night ny
aprlSing IA flannel handAgr daml"u'ti
Nth Pain balm, 30 cent hottl-s fur HAl"
! 10y +. II. burgess A SOU, druggisls'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

mr. your children subject Ia croupi II
20, You -h"uld never Il" without bot,lr
IL ChHmlcriain's Cough Rrm,iy. II Ia
. certain care for Group, and has never
been known Ia fail. II given freely M
snon ~ Tia" cr"upy cough appears il Will
prevent the attack. II u the sole rrlianoe
with thousands al mothers Who have
croury childen. and never d,,appo,n,s
them, There ~ no danger ~ y, my this
Rem'Si! IN large and frequent dr-,'s, M I,
eoa,ain- nothing injurious. "a r,',t bot
Ties f'r sale by T, ". Rurgrsr SON,
druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
,aAsHsetysAG DAy.
new the tssy was rs.s~a IN Aibs.
uueraue

lay, As ais" many rturH THIS Annri"i
III" clerks and principals aupl" time Ia
enjoy any sports, And ,"duruss turkey.
etc. for n longer I"ripi than IN usually
devoted "a such matters
Company q we~ out f,r l'Arade in the
after ten o'cl,ek, under CAPT.
Saltrarsh They wrr' much AL.
mrrd for their proficiency II movements
TIL" First Regimen, band ori~arr'd in
their new uniforms ia the Ait"ruunn. At
two o'clock they marched To- MnyrS' gal
lery and tha, arts, caught ,hrm IN gud |
form. subsequently they played eight -c-
lrctiuns Mt the Intersection " Second eli~", |
and Railroad avenue. and drew large
audience who remarked the improvement, !
ia the rendition IT the music executed.
The q. I. q. q. Y. gave n party III the
jolly Fen hall las, evening. The music
WAS gui and the attendance fair. Ju-
FERRY. the caller, was at horne aud the
supI-r-well, II was immense. Al rlev.
gu o'clock these present hal entered into
the spirit 81 ID" rcasion with VIM.
II IN tie BABY, Decsmh~r ~
Hon We Ri,ch returned To- Lac Cruces
yesterday
Miss Nellie Stage has taken charge II
III" Jrmrs sch"ul
Max Becker wen, 10 san Marial
Thanksgiving morning
Miss Pauline whit-mann friends pre-.
ast evening
sheriff Sol Luna and wife. II Lnp
Lunns. wrr among the passengers going
south yesterday
Gilbert LnBar lrt, Tor Eddy yesterday
after ~ short stay IN albuquerque. where
he resided for short tim"
Secretary Miller lndulg,pi in turkey II,
his HON" yesterday on south Thni
street, his w,f' dispensing the coffee
Chas, Alexander. librarian At jackson
willie, FLORIDA. IN At the Windsor. llis
wife has been here, an invalid, ~, s-V
Alex. and John Bowie carried tn. sec
ond prize gold watch 10 their sister. leav.
"'h '"'' "'s"' W. ''''''' lucy VIII '''urh
"n sunday night,
Lou N""lhaih ana wife have settled
"'"' ",,'''N'I'"h WI "'"'" 'n,''
yu ,'"" u "''''''' VI '''''
,'''' Wv raw '""'
near III" Sh"l" between the AlbnIuer-
l'"hH AMI h"h'"fn'ha guhc'nh- was IN
'''"s "'''' ""'' '"'"''' "''''' wv
MI ami Mrs T." hIirr celebrated the
hrS' ""''N"rS'r! =" Tue" wedh'ng on
Wednesday, evening """" a ""'n'~r ~
'"'r 'r"',''7 A''''''''' i'ar"kihg OF lunch
Nv 'h'' """r
' 's ''''' '''"''''' ''"'" '"'
'e' 'i"""i ~ w"
f""' ""'" ''''''"' VI '""' wy
~" ' '''' Wv" ""' WV "''''"'
"'' "'1'S''' '''' "'i' e''"'S'
MiSs C"geswrll aud MIR. c. N sterry.
l"ar" tins evening for Topeka. where
""e' ''' """"S '""'' '"''
W." I,'".' g. =" ., ,''"" ""'. ''''","-
:: VIZ VIM WV WV ''''' !" '''' ''"'
Mrs d. a. jenkins late 81 TINS c'y'
"'ed 'h'" morning On the Train en- route !"
ST. Louis A telegram requesting the
presence 81 her sons Dawn ana Robert
Vs. 49, '"e We
WV
Jas fiynn' tue champion w"''erwe'gh'
OF '"i"i" h"' VIII hSh' arthur EdmondS
some time mis- 'h"h'h I" ''rr' les rr"
LHwrh'" haS picture "' fiynn' AMI h"
'""AH IKE hgh"r' number Of the
sports Oh TINS Guy VIII witness the mili NJ
| A r.,I, 40. .. o, %, ,.,.;,.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
Psalm OF ersi-~.

PSALM ljl --NEN NKNrc" NERIsoS.
!. New Mexico II fruitful, VIII" shall
WANT
, The apple. peach, pear, apricot.
plum and rrunr tree hluSsomr,h and
bear',h with munliccnc". AMI much
grape IN on the vine.
g. Tn" hr,r lc,h down in green pas.
turrs. AMI the cattle f-rlrth hcHide still
wR,rrs
vrriurr is restnrrl the earth
quickrnrth int" ncwnrss II life the herbs
are led into paths nf abundance, for they
delight IN fairness.
3 Yea, though they walk through tn"
shadow IL the mountains, they fear NJ
hanger. for much grass IL in Ia. land, II
suppuI tell and comfortcth them
D. The plain sprradrth Vut before them
In great distances. covered with iieh veg
citation; II anuintrth their mouths afrcsh
their arpe,i,es ART rrpl"nished.
J. Surely plenty and prosperity shall
follow, and the hocks aud the hrris shall
dwell upon the plains for many SEASONS
aud verify they shall lie fed.
:. The vaults of th. mountains sealed
by natur-'s time lock now await def
hand Ia reveal the vaulted treasures,
verify much wealth shall abound.
O. The voice IL silver crieth in the
earth. chow long. o Cleveland, how long
before thy promised ,leliyerHnc. 7" selah,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
New Mckee -ay,ax. aanL

To-day I"cciver Saint began In lay
ment Of ten per cent on claims II $llu.
Ooo, in other words $ll,ooO will De- pane
M fas' as 'he claims arr presented rh
In gori ,rrws Ia deppsltnrs who ha,,
been patiently waiting Mr., saint ha'
gone +" Flagstaff Ia max" collections,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

In the excavation at Delphi marble
slab has been found hearing n hymn Ia
Apollo with musical characters over each
syllable. This il the first authentic
record found Of the music Of the ancient
Greek.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13
STATEHOOD POINTERS.

Utah takes a turn at statehood to-day
in the lower branch of congress. Of
course the bill providing an enabling act
for that territory will be passed in the
house and the prospects are good also
for its passage in the senate. The Dem
ocratic party has always displayed a
kindly feeling for Utah in its struggles
for statehood. At the time of Gov. Vests
nomination favorable action by this con-
gress was foreshadowed, for West is a
most ardent statehood man. Then, too,
as matters have turned since the late No
vember elections our Democratic breth-
rem are stirred up over the possibility
that another fall election will find them
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13

shorn of their power in the senate. To
hedge against any possibility of losing
this prestige they have suddenly devel
oped a very serious interest in the well
fare Of not only Utah, but also New Mex
leo and Arizona. Thus the chances for
the passage of enabling acts by the pres
ent congress for admitting all the terri
tories seem particularly good. If the
Democrats of New Mexico are in earnest
in this matter they will lose no time in
getting on to Washington and urging
upon congress the advisability of doing
the fair thing By this territory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13

RED coated British soldiers are to pro-
tect the dusl<y Cyprian, Lileokulani,
after the American blue jackets and
marines restore her to the throne she has
disgraced and on which she is not wanted
by the intelligent and decent portion of
the people of the Sandwich Islands
That's what Grover Cleveland and his
praetorians call liberty and sustaining
American ideas. A president of this, the
greatest republic on earth, restores a de-
posed queen to her throne; that is fine
spectacle for q free and enlightened peo-
pie il it not?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13
Good Reason for Suspicion.

Now the New York bankers say that
they could spare at least $2O,OOO,OOO of
gold for export to Europe without feeling
it, although there is less gold in the
country now than there was last summer
when these same New York bankers were
full of the direst forebodings regarding
the jury that wonld be wrought to our
credit if the repeal bill should not be
passed for the purpose of stopping ex-
ports of gold. No wonder the people of
this country look upon the great bankers
of New York as tricksters and jobbers
who are ready at all times to practice any
kind of fraud and deception to advance
their own interests regardless of the pub
lie welfare.-Denver Republican.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13
A Prudent Maid.

"Henry," she began in sweetly timor-
Gus voice, whats all this talk about gold
and silver?"
Henry, who read the papers and was
about as thoroughly ignorant on the SUBJ
ject as everybody else, plunged in bravely
but she stopped him.
II don't want to know that" she faltered,
"but is gold getting so awful scarce?"
awful scarce" echoed Henry dismally
"And is it all being taken away"
st is" said Henry.
'And if they continue to take it away
there won't be any left in this country by
and by, and we'll have to use silver9"
YES" sighed Henry.
"Henry," she whispered, II told you that
would give you my decision in the winter
but I repent. lit is yves, Henry.
Don't--don't you think" she continued,
after moments silence, that it would be
we'll to get the ring now, before all the gold
is taken y?'-Harper's Bazaar.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13
EaiSehOOd the Last Recourse.

1t is not now denied on any side that
the de facto government of Hawaii is a
government set up by violence, with the
aid of the American minister and of
American troops, for the sole purpose of
transferring the country to foreign
power, that power being the United
States.-Evening Post.
On the contrary it is denied 10y ex-
Minister Stevens, a diplomat of exper-
fence, high standing and patriotism; by
Hawaiian Minister Thu-ston; by the
American naval officers who were pres
emit; and by every competent and trust
worthy witness of the events alluded to
by the Cleveland organ without a country.
Falsehoods are generally the last resort
of discredited cause; but the few and
feeble mouthpieces of the adminstra-
ton should exercise a little more discrim-
ination in their prevarication.--Ne
York Press.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13

IT strikes the NEW MEXICAN that our
friends, the enemy, are just little too
previous i'll parcelling out the United
States senatorships from the future state
of New Mexico; go slow, gentlemen, let's
have the state first and then you must
carry the Legislative assembly and even
then you will have plenty time left.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13
Fate.


It was not a home of affluence.
The odor of liver and bacon permeated
the atmosphere, and as the youth awaited
the coming of his ladylove In the front
parlor, there was borne to his ears the
sound Of breaking dishes.
Presently she came, and there was upon
her face shade of sorrow.
"Fitzwilliam," she said after the first
warm greetings, "a cruel fate has stepped
between us. p
She needed not his sudden pallor, but
spoke on.
-''cannot go with you tonight Nay,
nay"
He would have expostulated, but she
raised her hand in depreciation.
Nay, Titzwilliam," she exclaimed.
there is no other way. The goat has
eaten my big hat"
Thus it happened that two so cent seats
at the opera were vacant that evening
Detroit Tribune
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13
How Wilson Does 1t.

Congressman Wilson, of the ways and
means committee, gives as his reason for
reducing the duty on wine that he 'hopes
to increase the Importation" He also re-
duces the duty on opium SO that Chinese
smokers can rejoice and be glad, and will
stop smuggling" At the same time this
great statesman puts up the duty on
ginger ale. He evidently regards it All
unconstitutional drink, or else his uncle
owns factory and wants it protected
like sugar.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13
N'N
The Tariff Fight.

1t will not do for Republican members
to say that the majority alone is respon-
sibe for legislation. That will not ex-
cuse the minority, if by any possible
neglect of duty by the latter such a result
is accomplished.
We would not counsel an imitation of
the methods of the silver men in the SEN
ate at the extra session, but within
proper limits we hope the Republican
members of both houses will assert them
selves to maintain the present industrial
condition unchanged
1t would be great thing for the pro-
lection policy if it could have Gov. Nc
Kinley on the floor of the house of repre-
sentatives for the next six months to rally
and lead the protection forces. With all
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-13

TIE GALIsTEo DEMOCRAT, published at
Cerrillos, has made its appearance; it
says it is devoted to the Democratic party,
and evidently favors the creation of a
new county out of south Santa Fe county
and the location of the capital at Ger
rillos; let her go and may the Democrat
benefit the town it is published in.