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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-09

IT may interest the calamity howlsrs
over the downfall of wool to know that
the New England wooden factories are
now declining orders because they have
all the business they can handle-and this
is lust the beginning.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-09

THAT brick falsehood is troubling the
Observation-Disclosures Citizen.
We suppose that the ''brick falsehood"
referred to is the local organs statement
that Berardinelli was the man that bought
the brick. If so, the Citizen is assured
that that statement is not troubling us
the public records smashed it to smither-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-09

SENATOR VEST is making red hot fight
for silver in the grand old Democratic
state of Missouri.
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We are going to have straight Demo-
cratic Legislature this year and if Gallup
wants that new county she had best get
in limo
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
RALPH E. TWITCHELL,
Attorney at Law. Catron block, San ia Fe
New Mexico.

GEO. w. KNAEBEL,
Office in Griffin block. Collections and
searching titles speciality.
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E. A. FISKE,

Attorney and counselor at law, P. O. Box
Of" Santa Fe, N. M, practices in su-
preme and all district courts of New Mex
loo.
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ANTONIO JOSEPH.

DoNA ANA Democrats are up to snuff.
They have named a splendid ticket.
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not politician, he is business man,
and this year it is business to work for
Democracy and statehood.
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HENRY L. WALDO,

HENRY L. WALDO, .
Attorney at Law. Will practice in the
several courts of the territory. Prompt
attention given to all business intrusted
to his care. Office in Cstron block.
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EDWARD L. BARTLETT,
Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Office,
Catron block.
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T, f. CONWAY.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Silver
City, New Mexico. Prompt attention
given to all business intrusted to his care.
Practice in all the courts in the territory.
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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-31

Only those who Aave been grasped
from out Of the Jaws OF death will un-
dcrstand the awful feelings Of being
brought face TO face VITA II cruel end
and ruthlcssly flung t. u grave for
which so many are unprepared.
As n last Resource opened the win.
dow, out Df which screamed for help
Good heavepsl would no one come to
save me? Wa, destined 20 die there
was my life 70 he sacrificed and To meet
the same fate as tina, OF the man who was
would-be assassin? IIarkl What was
that? The door was giving way-the
fiamcs we're rushing in upon me and
scorching the walls which seemed To-
whirl ronnd me Another moment and
/ should be an ,lnrecognizable heap of
ashes.
Should risk Il and jump from the
window. or should face the suffocat-
ing confagration and endnavor if pos
sible to retracc my steps?
! could not think; my brain was
burning and aching with excitement,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-31
SOUElCHEO A SEALER.
Fighting Boh Evans Method OF Dealin &
with Defiant Lawbreaker.

| Fighting Boh Evans Method OF DeaIing
with "a Defiant Lswbreaker.
The "R ID. Evans" who was an
nounced as having charge of the Violet
when that little warship took the
president and secretary on their duck
shooting trip recently was Fighting
Bob Evans" one of the most popular
men in the navy. He is des cribed as
small, clean-shaven and wiry. One leg
is II bit shorter than the other, but it
does not bother him at all in gettin g
about. He achieved some prominence
in the Mitchell-Coroett meeting, made
good record in Chilli, AMI afterward
championed Fred Mays cause in New
York. One incident in Fighting Bob
Evans career, however. has not been
published heretofore 1t was in Behr-
ing sea, where Commander Evans was
making vigorous effort To stop poach-
ing on the part of Canadian sea lers
lie was in command of the Yor,ito wn
at the tune when a particularly active
and elusive little Canadian sloop had
given the big cruiser a long chase n
the foggy weather and was tinall Y
overhauled. As the big Yorktown
steamed up alongside Of the sloop she
sent a shot across her bow, and the
skipper OF the sloop was seen upon the
forward deck, wrapped in the Cana
dian flag, and gesticulating violently.
Commander Evans started To go aboard
the slOop, and as he got within earshot
the skipper could be heard denouncing
the United States government and
Safeguarding every Yankee that ever
drew the breath of life with robust en-
thusiasm. The commander OF the
Yorktown stepped aboard the sloop,
approached the owner and demanded
an explanation. The little red-whis-
kered Canadian, with the Canadian
flag still wrapped around him, contin.
ued to hurl vituperative epithe is at the
United States, Every effort of
Fighting Bob Evans" to IN AXE his
voice heard above the clamor oE the
grotesquc and declamatory Skipper
was fruitless. lie howled back at the
Canadian until he was hoarse. and
then, suddenly picking up huge blub.
Der fish lying on deck, which was of
the consistency and pastiness OF Jelly
fish, swung it around sharply, lanLing
it plump upon the whiskered ia, at
the defiant Canadian and knocNed nitn
and his enthusiasm and dag clean over
the bulwarks and into the sea. When
the Canadian came To the surface he
was fished out by the sailors and land.
ed on deck. He had lost his flag,
swallowed a great deal of salt water,
and all of his defiance of the United
States had disappeared N. Y. sun.
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ut the stage door, where should prob
ably have made successful egress.
My utter exhauetion was my only eX-
cuse for making such an error.
In the distance heard thu SOU nd of
footsteps otto Zc:ch was following
me.
think the terrible idea of once again
encounterng him must have invigor-
ated me.
: II was the work of moment To dash
along the corridor ut the end Of which
came 10 an ciiice, in which gladly
took refuge
Locking the door behind me, ran TO
the window. Alasl there was no hope
for escape. / could not possibly jump
from such n height
stood considering what should do.
Presently detected a sitting odor of
fire aud dcafening crackle of burning
sparks
Oh. what n dreadful night that was.
My only qualification was in the lSnowl-
edge that | had managed to avoid
the villain whose folly was the cause of
all that misery which l had expert
enced In those early morning hours,
when was shut out from the world
and locked up in a building which was
now mass of angry flames.
Through the crevices of the door
saw the CHASTITY reflection o. that dead
lv tiend which wrecks sd many happy
homes--the destroyer of brave and val
liable lives
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-31

Ono night he asked me 70 allow him
10 accompany nae as far as my resi-
dence. OF course did not wich TO of
fcnd or TO make an enemy of him, as
my dismissal lay ia his hands; thus IL
was that reluctantly consented 20 his
walking with me, which Ne did for
some weeks
How longed for the time 20 come
when Fred Hamilton would again be
back at the thcatcr; for then, /
thought, he would protect me from this
mans annoyanccs.
My lover had been ordered away for
the benefit OF his health; but he was
expected 10 resume his post as stage
manager in the course of fortnight.
The night before Fred was TO return
10 the theater, Otto Fetch came To my
room and asked me To be his wife
think my refusal almost naddened
hil~
ching me roughly in his arms he
vowed that nothing should prevent me
being his.
/ struggled from him and rushed
pantingly to the door. but alas! he
barred the way. Now that IL was too
late became aware of my terrible
peril.
With hooking smile. he laid his
hand upon my arm.
my darling he said, drawing me
passionately tn his breast; my darling!
which shall il be--ife or death with
us? Swear that you will be my wife,
or this very hour we die together.
There is no help for you now; we are
alone in this building, and you are at
my mercy, the limit of which depends
upon your answer. IL you will be
mine will spare no pains in endeavor-
ing to make you happy. Oh! my dar-
ling, without you, existence would
hold no charm for me. No other man
shall ever call you wife-shall ever rob
me of that affection for which my
heart pleads and pleads in vain. Now,
Stella st Clair, my life, my soul, my
all! which shall it be? The workmen
will be here at Ave o'clock; as | have
much to do before the dawn of that
hour, you must decide at once Come!
sweetheart, tell me-
AS | felt his hot breath fan my burn
ing cheek ! shuddered.
Choking back my tears. | spoke with
all the hauteur that | could muster
No! even were free TO do so, would
never become the wife of one who had
taken such an iniquitous advantage OF
II woman's helplessness
told him this, adding:
II had rather face thousand deaths,
were it possible. than be your wife"
Producing revolver, he leveled it at
my head.
stella, reflect" he cried, in the angry
voice of maniac.
Az my eyes fell before his, J felt that
! was completely in the power of a god
less scoundrel, and | offered II prayer
for deliverance from the cruelty of this
mailman.
Like flash of lightning a bright
thought presented itself would turn
over the lamp which stood on IA table |
close by.
With one bound | had grasped and |
hurled il To the door.
Great Heaven! shall ever forget the |
agony of that moment when, with but |
little hope of escape, | rushed to the |
door and ran down II passage which led |
to the property room?
In my terror and excitement | de- !
scended the wrong staircase; the one
which should have taken terminated !
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SPENCER COOPER, Publ
s&rorlMs AND HARVEST.
KENTUCKY.


tender thought OF spring 10 In the air,
Blucs ,han June the smiling heavens glow,
Tie breath OF hope and life is everywhere,
And balmily the joyous west winds blow.
An Indau-summer hare enoircles all,
As n tho spring and autumn met and kissed:
Ana fair at night the quvering moonbeams fall
Through a soft trembling veil OF silver mist
Tho earth lies rapt IN happy dreams OF spring
In vision, down the year unfolding fair.
She sees tho sweet young lowers. the robins
wing.
The wheatneids ripening III the golden air
Not yet we hear the herald biuebird call,
Nor see the bloodroots waIen bosom pure,
But, though the frosts may chill and SHOWS
may fall,
We know that spring and harvest time are
sure.
oh. doubling worker in tho fields OF Cod
Lay TO thy heart the lesson old and sweet
Toll is not wasted on the toughest clod,
The miracle OF grow tn we still repeat
What though no signs of spring thine eye can
read,
No blossom opening in the wintry gale,
While stands the world, OH sower OF the seed,
Springtime and harvest nevermore shall fail
Samantha w. Shoup, in N. y. Independent
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-31
could no, help feeling a pity for on,

I could not help feeling pity for one
who had suffered rs had done.
"Yesl' Fred responded, somewhat
responsibility ! thought 'yesl the fire.
men were brave lot of fellows, but all
efforts To re scue him proved useless
But failing their assistance, did you
think that would see IA man die SO
awful death without eXerting every
endeavor To save him.
Dear Fred. know that you are the
best, the bravest man in the whole
world"
The real cause of that fire was never
known. But it is my opinion that In
my hurry To ovcrturn the lamp, IL must
have ignitcd with something milan.
mable. cannot bring myself to think
that Fetch was SO utterly heartless as
To- carry into operation his cruel, un-
manly threat. Yet this is the belief
of most people.
Sometimes, AS my thoughts wander
back to that night | cannot but feel
grateful for the miraculous deliver
ance from the hands of him from
whom | should have met with little
mercy. 1t seems, however, as though
the conAagration which at first so ter
rifed me, had proved, in the end, to be
the work OF kind and watchful Provi'
dencc.
That page of lifes history has entire
ly changed my career; for after the
events which | have just recorded, a
peculiar dislike for performing in pull
lie grew upon me. and, | have long
since abandoned all idea of doing so.
Someti mes my husband gently remon-
stratcs with me for this, and says it is
pity that clever musician should
withhold her talent from the world;
but laughingly tell him that my
blemished features would be pre-
ventive to my securing an engage
ment, an argument to which he play
fully gives way and conforms to my
superior Judgment
1t would, indeed, be untrue to say
that | mourn the alteration in my life,
for as the wife of the man whom 1
love, | ain happier now than | could
ever have been otherwise, and the sweet
and peaceful solitude of our little home
is dearer to me than all the deafening
applauses to which | was once accus-
toned.
In our quiet chats about the days of
our early courtship, Fred and often
refer to the startling events of that
night when | was Saved by Fire"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-31
A New Version.

An illustration of how children seize
the sound of words occurred when a
seven-year-old girl was asked to tell
about her Sunday school lesson last
Sabbath. She replied: ut was in the
Psalms, where it said something about
running his cup over, and at the end
said; Goodness, gracious. mercy sakes
alive :" This is certainly "a new YER
sion OF the twenty-third Psalm Omaha
Bee.
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| stella! found! thank heaven"
Then tainted.
Yes! 1t was no weak wandering of
the mind. God had heard my prayer
for mercy, and at moment when |
least expected rescue He had saved me
from a fate terrible beyond conception
Three weeks had passed since the de-
| struction of the theater
During this time had lain on bed
of sickness and insensibility. My life
had been well-nigh despaired of, and
had had "A very narrow escape of sue
cumbing TO a severe attack of brain
fever.
But, thank heaven was at last out
of danger and well on the road to con-
valescence.
AS / rcclined upon couch babe
Fred tell me the story of my rescue.
1t was this:
On the night of the fire he went TO
the theater to meet me. After waiting
in vain for some time he concluded
that ne had missed me. On his ar
rival at my home he learned that had
not yet come: thus it was that, in the
hope of ascertaining the cause of my
absence he returned to our usual
trysting place which was at one of the
back entrances.
As he passed the Office window he be-
held, from the opposite side, the reflcc-
ton Of flames and was about to call
assistance when my screams reached
his ears.
W;th as little delay as possible he
procured IA ladder and bravely saved me
at the risk of his own dear life.
"Ah, Fred. how can | ever repay
your cried. pressing the hands
which lay locked il mine.
"By trying To get we'll rs quick as
you can, he gently replied, showering
kisses upon the lips which had never
responded To the carcsses of another
man.
Come, darling, when will you be my
wife,"
what, Fred, would you really marry
woman whose face is forever disfig-
ured and rendered ugly?"
How well | knew what his answer
would ba. think d negative would
have bro.Ien my heart
Folding me in his arms, ne said
My little Stella! 70 me those scars
are II" proofs of virtue and love. When
! ever gaze ut your dear face feel that
you suffered all for ny sake; for had
Won not the option OF leaving that
Ouildidg ~ you catered tia woman of
beauty ard attractions? Though the
world may consider you somewhat dis
| figured, shall ever think that those
marks hut tend TO enhance the fascina-
tions of those sweet cheeks whose roses
; claim"
And Zetch-whatis become of him?"
! titnidly inquired.
Fred averted his face and was silent.
! After pause repeated my question.
Taking my hand kindly in his, he
gazed searchingly into my eyes and
said
Stella, are you strong enough
brave enough tn learn the truth?"
Yes" gasped
"Yoa will never again DO trou bled
with his attentions, for he is dead"
There was n reverential compassion
in his voice, Us he spoke of the mis-
guided man who had tried SO hard TO
wreck our happiness
"Deadr' echoed, Then he was
| 49,"
Buried among the ruins of the
theater."
/ did no one try to save him7" in
quired.
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Would Like TO Know.-First Old
Maid--"Well, you know marriage is a
lottery, and truly believe it" Secoud
Ditto-"So do 1! But when do you sup
pose could get y tioket?'- Truth.
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NY parents nad spared no expense In
giving me first-class musical educa-
ton, and the tutors had been very Law
ish in their endeavors to develop me
into what l then was-an instrument
talist of no mean skill or promise.
For three years / toured around and
about the provinces as soloist; but
soon began to tire of travelling and
longed to settle down in such an en-
gagement as would permit of my resid-
ing at home.
At the age of eighteen l succeeded in
securing leadership in an orchestra
in which | was the only lady member
of London theater. Possibly some of
my readers will say that this was not
CONNIE IL faut" for girl of tender
years. But was perfectly happy and
would not for the whole world have
gone back to the excitement of the con-
cert stage.
had been there some time when our
conductor vacated his post To for
eigner of some five or six and thirty
summers.
IL was soon apparent that he was as
undeniably clever as he was handsome;
yet, in spite of his talent and attrac.
tions, | fancy he was aware of the fact
that he was no favorite with any one
of us.
About him there was that cold dis
tance and peculiar reserve which at
once checked all kindly feeling and
friendly advances Somehow, instinct
seemed TO tell me that IL was i whom
he disliked and avoided most He was
wont to become unpleasantly alb.
ing and going without even passing the
compliments of the day.
! would sometimes sit and muse upon
his behavior; for IL seemed SO strange
that should meet with nothing but
Sights and rebuffs. | was always at
tentive to business, and ever trying to
the utmost to please and make friends
instead of enemies
When Otto Fetch had been with us
about six months | noticed great
change in his manner towards me.
did not like the looks which he fire.
quently cast IN my direction. and felt
a peculiar sense of fear and mistrust
whenever met the CLEAN of his dark
fiery eyes, which were SO powerfully
mesmeric in their influence.
Reing a girl Of quick perceptions, il
was not long ere discovered his secret.
Otto Fetch loved me! Yes; in spite of
his former indifference II was now
quite evident that he had conceived a
passion for the little viohnist whose
talent had been the means of bringing
us together.
AS gazed back upon those years
feel that l can speak unreservedly OF
my pretty face aud recognized Nccom-
plishments; for now that my features
alasl have lost their charm and beauty,
any vanity for the past would avail
me nothing.
Night after night, Otto would follow
me home, and persisted In dogging my
footsteps wherever went
To make matters worse, his passion
was no longer unknown amongst the
members of the orchestra, whose talk
and joke IL was
Az my heart had long since been
given 70 another man. his attentions
were repugnant 20 me. and avoided
him In consequence.
As q feeling of coming trouble grew
upon me, began TO loathe him, and
would willingly have left the theater
M another engagement offered itself
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and seemed to be losing It's sense Of un-
Outstanding.
With one bitter scream | fell to the
floor, where / lay in state of semi
help(essness.
In my delirium | thought l felt Il
nand grasp my waist, and above the
roar OF splitting rafters | fancied that
| heard well-known voice cry:
stella! found! thank heaven!"
Then tainted.
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Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently, on the liver and bowels, 25c
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copyrighted, 1894, by
the Author
L is ten years ago
tonight sine e
the occurrence
of that awful
event W h I C h
C Ia a n " e d the
whole course OF
my career.
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Walking Mas .t.ood.

Majors J E. Speers and H. Fl. Hum and Messrs A, B. Grace and ". II. LangforJ were passengers on yesterday mornings train to Little Rock. On account of the burning oi the Fouehe tfessel that morning they had to .eoon log and walk into the City of Roses, a distance of three miles NIr A. E. Grace sprained his ankle i'll the march, and the others were all the worse for wear In speaking of the affair this morn. ing Maj speers said it reminded him of q forced march of stoneWall Jack son
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ohe,p Rates via Iron Mountain Ronte.

National Educational Association. Ashury Park, \ l., $34 60 for the round trip, Tickets on sale July 6 and :.
 National Christian Endeavor, Cleveland. O., S24 for the round trip. Tickets on sale Jnly x, 3 10 and r. Baptisfs Young Peoples Union. Toronto. Canada. S2S.30 for the round trip Tickets on sale July I6 and r. For full particulars apply to ] L. REfNACH,
 Ticket Agent.
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.EsoP's fable of the belly and it's members teaches the importance of the stomach to the general health of man Without the capacity toprop- erlN assimulate food, the entire body must soon languish. 1t is for this HeasoH that Ramon's Tonic Liver filis stand as one Of the most val aable remedies known to the medical profession. They eradicate consti- pation, correct q disordered stom- aeh. tone up the system aud repair all waste Ask Alton Walker. your druggist, about this-only 9 cts. Free trial dose.
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ratronlze Home Factories.

Ne have recently added q full line of sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine, which we guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. Better than white pine and for less money
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Fox Bros.
Fresh rlower..

Miss Joe Coosotte at No. 22l West Fifthavennc, receives frcshcutflowers every day from St Louis. Prices as follows:
 Roses. per dozen, SI.00. Carnation Pinks. per dozen, 50 cents. Lilies of the Valley. per dozen 50 cents. Hyicinths. per dozen 50 eciits. Any kinds of floral designs, and all kinds Of stamping and embroidery done at reasonable prices. If
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ChPnp Rates.

On July to II to Cleveland. O.. and return at Se4 for the round trip. Tickets good returning until July 3l On July 1 and f one and one-t third fale for the round trip to points within 200 miles of Pine Bluff. Good returning July ,.
 R. II. WILSON, Agent.