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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06
Hermosa News.

Adams is sacking some 800 OF
ore on his lease on the Paloma,
Chief.
Maj. Day and Nat limerick are
taking ont and sacking first. elias.
ore from their Palomas Chiet
lease, near the old discovery work
ings.
The Rochas arrastra has stopT ed
work for the present, but the
Smith and the Young and Cassidy
jigs are working actively on sec.
ond grade ore from the Pelican
mines.
Olney and Bonner have made a
strike on their new lease Oh the
Vulture, one of the Pelican Min
ing Co. g properties.
Miss Alice Saunders and party
OF friends were prevented from
visiting Hermosa by sudden
food in the Rio Bravo o. Rio
Grande del Norte. They bad ar
rived at the crossing and were
forced to turn back to Engle
The boys go in swimming almost
every day jn the Cloud mine,
below the falls of the Rio Palo
mas.
A pitiable and distressing sight
was witnessed just below Palomes
Falls, where the canyon is very
narrow and prccipitous. Two
young kids had strayed away from
their parents and protectors, and
had been seduced by the tufts of
luxuriant green urbage which
grows in the clefts of the rocks to
cross the canyon, not needing a
black, lowering bank of clouds
which overspresd the Black Range
to the west The torrent came and
cut off their retreat-a mild stream
had been changed into a seeihing
food. There the kids stood hud-
died together against the precipit-
Gus walls of the canyon beseeching
succor, but no one would risk their
lives in the attempt. The next
morning, early in the gray If
dawn, the little strays returned
home tired and hungry. The
angry waters had subsided IN the
night. The kids were two young
goats. NEVER TELL.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06

the Santa Fe railroad company
with fifteen carloads of rock pei
day from his quarry south of town
This requires the employment oi
19 men.
Juan Trujillo, who was bound
over to appear before the grand
jury on charge of having aided in
the killing of Gonzales, on the
Min bres, a few months ago, was
released from the County Jail on
bonds last Saturday.
The Van Smeiter was blown in
las week for the purpose of clean.
ing up and will again close down
some time during the week. There
are arrangements pending through
which business will soon be opened
up at this plant under more auspi.
cious circumstances.
The eastern syndicate which
purchased large group of mines
at Copper Flat recently is begin
ing Operations on the property in
earnest. A large double compart
ment working shaft is being sunk
to depth of 200 feet. A large
force OF men will be employed as
soon as practicable.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06
ANY SIERRA COUNTY MEN~
In THIS?

Chamberlain, s. d., Sept. 2.
r. f. Spearman, agent OF the court
of claims, who is visiting here, says
ciaims amounting to $4i 900, ,000
have been filed under the Indiaa
depreciation act.
Texas heads the list, with New
Mexico o good second.
Some OF theee claims are Just.
some exorbitant and some fraudu-
lent.
As an example, two Mexican
grandees of New Mexico claims to
have lost $4,000 sheep, valued at
" head, and not only made atfi-
davits to that effect, but had fifteen
or twenty OF their employees do the
same.
II seemed to be clear case of
loss, bat the court objected to pay
ing " head for Mexican sheep.
Spearman was accordingly sent
to New Mexico to compromise oa
vi 80 n head. but the Mexlcans de.
cllned all overtures to arbitrate.
SpearmaD than began an iDves-
tigation which resulted in estab-
fishing the fact that the parties
never owned more than 1000 head
of sheep at any time, aud a few
hundred head was actually stolen
by Navajo Indians, but at differ
ent time and place from that
claimed.
One enterpfising Bear Butte
ranchman had filed claim for the
loss OF 130 tons Of hay at $500 a
ton. alleged to have been destroyed
by Indians in March, 1877 At
that time hay was selling in that
region for $50 TO $50 ton.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Francisco
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06
Kingston News.

DIR. Edmundson anF Harvey
johnson returned Sunday from a
several days hunt. The DIR. bad
a feather ia bis hat, but no turkey.
The Scheol trustees have not yet
settled the matter OF who shall in
struct the youth of Kingston
through the coming school term.
August Never, who gave general
satisfaction as a teacher last year,
has the inside track add will, no
doubt, come to the front as the
successful competitor.
Citizen Rsruaby will undertake
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE
CURED

by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is only one way TO
cure Deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an infamed condition OF
the mucuous lining of the eustsch-
ian tube. When this tube gets
infismed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and
when il is entirely closed Deafness
is the result, and unless the infam
.1stion can bs taken out and the
tube restored to its normal condi-
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06
Notice of 5 Sheliff' s Sale Under
Execution Venditioni
Exponas.
Third Judicial Court, Territory Of New
Mexico, County OF Sierra
Philip Mo'her"'ll Nc

By virtue OF an Execution Nendltioni
Exponas to me directed aud delivered.
issued out Of the Third judicial District
Court Of the Territory Of New Mexico,
within and for the County of Sierra
therein, wherein 1t Is duly certified that
Philip MotIiersill. plaintiff, did recover
Judgment against Harrison Wells, de-
lendant, for the sum and amount OF
Two thousand Two Hundred Fifteen
and 37-l00 t$2,2l5 37) Dollars damages
and Nine l5-l00 ($9 l5) Dollars costs OF
suit, with interest thereon at the rate of
six per cent. per annum from the 23rd
day of April A. ID. 1898.
Notice s hereby given that l have
levied upon all and singular the right,
title. Interest. CLAIM, demand, possession
and right of possession OF the said HarTi-
son Wells Of, in and to the following
desert bed mining property, situated, ly-
ing and being in the County OF Sierra.
Territory Of New Mexico, and In the Lake
Valley Mining District thereof, aud moro
particularly described as follows, to-
wit
The "Iong Nancay' Mining Claim,
Situated in said Lake Valley Mining
District. in aforesaid County and Terri
tory, in Section q, Township Is s., Range
w, bounded on the NE. by the New
Era" Mining Claim, being the same
property conveyed 10y William B. Jones
TO the said Harrison Wells by certain
deed OF conveyance dated May 18th,
1892, as appears Of record ON pages oOS
and 600, Book f., Records OF Sierra
County for Mining Deeds; and the New
Fra" Mining Claim, situated 10 said
Lake Valley Mining District, in sail
County OF Sierra and Territory OF New
Mexico, NE OF the Long Nancay"
Mining Claim, being The same property
conveyed 10y G Roger Sherman ct al to
said Harrison Wells by certain de- J
dated Jan 2nd, as appears OF record
on pages 600 and COZ, Book F., Mining
Deed Records Of Sierra County, accord.
ing as the same have been attacheds
and that will sell az public auction, to
the highest bidder. for cash in hand, on
Saturday, the 9th day OF octohei, 1895.
at the North door Of the Court House, in
Hillsboro, Sierra County, New Mckee,
all and singular tho right, title, interest
claim. demand, possession and right of
possession OF the above described mining
property. or 70 mucii fhereef as mag Ia
necessary 10 satisfy SAID Execution and
costs
MAX l.. KAHLER,
Sheriff Of Sierra Cou nty, NJ.
By =. T. MITCHELL,
Deputy,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06

tion, hearing will he destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten ale
caused by catarrah, which is moth.
ing but an inflamed condition a
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case OF Deafness
(caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
Send for circulars. free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co,
Toledo, Q.
soy- Sold Ivy druggists, 75c.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06
SocoRRo COUNTY.

BOCOHRO.
From the Advertiser.
E. NJ. Kealer is putting in a
boiler and engine for the Balue
Eaton concentration. near Kelly.
j. w. Hyien and family left
Tuesday for Ardmore, l. T., where
they will reside in the future.
The statement that Mrs. Riggle
would accept position in the
Ration public school is a mistake.
as she has a contract with the
school board Of this city.
Leo Watelett viii! leave Monday
for Santa Fe, where he will attend
st. Michael's college.
n. A. Patterson is suffering from
a nail being driven in his foot, and
is now principally engaged in nurs
ing the injured member back to
health.
A man without hands was in the
city the first of the week, trying to
take in" .hs monte games, but was
taken in instead. He lost both
hands above the wrists. in a mine
accident.
One day this week a man was
around town getting donations for
moving Spanish republican news
paper from Santa Fe to this city;
because of its failure there. 1t is
understood that much official pat
ronsge has been pledged to its
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06
Neighborhood News.
GRANT COUNTY.
SILVER CITY.

SILVER CITY.
From the Sentinel.
Rev. MIR. Hyde has been appoint
ed to take charge of the M. E.
Mission at this place.
Died, in Silver City. N. NJ, on
Thursday, Aug %, 1886. DR.. G. ".
Bailey, aged 65 years.
Hurrah for Judge Bantz and the
u. s. District courtl The one be-
got the other and Silver City
rejolces in both.
Since the pound was destroyed
by food. the city has been overruD
with stock night and day. The
pound is a necessity and should DC
rebuilt at once.
H. W. Loomis, deputy U. s,
marshal, has been confined at his
home in Santa Fe for three weeks
with an attack OF mountain fever
He is conyaleecing.
Albert Schultz, who was brought
here some time ago on charge o.
having attempted to blow up the
Cooks Peak Camp, was released
on bonds lsst week.
There are 81 prisoners in the
County Jail which number will nc
doubt be greatly reduced at tbi,
session of the district court, as Il
Of them are U. S. prisoners.
4. ". H. Sewcomb is supplying
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06
THE BLACK RANCE.

CHLORIDE.
F.on tho Chloride Range.
C. M. Woodhouse has sore foot
He stuck nail in il.
Jas. Wing, who has been on the
sick list for some weeks, is again
able to be out.
Machinery for the completion of
the Wing stamp mill will soon be
in from the railroad
Tom Whitley has purchased the
T. X. cattle and rented the ranches
of the W. j. Hill Cattle company.
Jacob Dimes il confined to the
house at his ranch by a painful
gathering sore on his arm.
The foods that have proven so
disastrous to crops on Cuchillo and
Alamosa creeks is the cause of an
extensive shortage of vegetables
and fruit this season.
Bernard Gjaxlen'd, who Was
thrown fro, horse last week and
badly injufsp, met with another
accident the sarly part of this week.
He fell from tree which he was
climbing and hit the earth with a
dull thud, but escaped with only
slight injury to one of his arms
Bernard, though somewhat disfig-
ured, is still in the ring.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06
HlLLSBORO NEWS.

many friends here that Mrs. w. II
HndgeDs was recently married to ,
well to-do mining man at Prescott
Arizona.
Grand Chancellor Commando
/ kuchenbecker, of the X. of P. o.
New Mexico. came in from Gallup
Monday, and inspected the iillls
boro lodge of that order.
a six foot rattlesnake, nearly
as large around as bed post, was
killed on the Rio Grande, near
HiIlsboro, the other day. The
rattlers are said to be leaving the
creek and river bottoms for the
mountajns.
Rev. Frank NJ. Day will
preach Mt Union Church Sunday
morning at II o'clock. This serv.
ice will conclude the two years of
pastoral labor OF the preacher on
this charge. Mr. Day will leave
Monday morning to attend the
Church Conference, which wiz
convene at Santa Fe. Septemher,
10Th. Bishop w. X. Ii de.
d. d., l.. l.. D., presiding.
DR.. VIM s. Standlsh, former
ly a drnggi"t at Lake Valley and
row prominent business man OF
Las Vegas, and Miss Anna B. Carr,
of Las Vegas, were married at
Santa Fe last Tuesday. Friends
N this comfy congratulate.
On the lst inst. Mrs. Otto i.
Cent? and Miss Ada Lee disposed
of their restaurant business to l..
h Kle, of the California eating
house kie has closed the latter
place and moved into his new pos
session. Which he has christened
the o. X. Restaurant.
Miss Donnie Lee has gone to
her home in Las Cruces, and will
attend school.
-Miss Ada Lee will shortly
resume her old position in the
Union Hotel dining room
-Mlss Etiie Bruton has returned
home to Socorro.
Mrs. Werden and daughter,
Miss Ella, left for their ranch
home near Rincon. on Tuesday.
Prof. Alloys Preisser, our emf
nent geologist and metallurgist,
will have charge of the Sierra
County mineral display at the
Albuquerque Fair, and The ADvo-
CATE feels confident no better
selection could have besn made.
The ore display already amounts
to three tons.
- In a single hour Hon. w. S.
Hopewell secured by subscription
over $3.50 to Gay the expense oil
our mineral display at the Albu-
querque Fair. HiIlsboro people
always do the handsome.
Robinson Chavez's fruit and
vegetable team ran away Monday
breaking the wagon badly aud
scattering orchard and garden
truck to the birds.
Mrs. Geo. Powell. who was
taken sick with typhoid fever while
visiting relatives in Denver last
week. was SO dangerously i'll last
Monday that Mr. Powell WAS pre-.
pairing to go to her. Wednesday
however, he received word that she
had passed the danger point and
that unless a relarse should occur
hls presence was not necessary.
Young Henry Opgenorth, who
powder. burned his face and eyes
SO severely while playing with an
old army musket last week, bod
the powder all picked out by The
doctor, and is all right again.
William Anderson, a painter,
and a brother Of Charley, the min.
er, is here from Chicago. Ii is
said that he is here for the purpose
of eudearoring to induce Charley
to return home.
-Frauk Metz, wife and boy, are
here from Prescott, Arizona Mr..
Metz Is an old friend OF III. a.
Ringer, the cattleman.
Ed. Smith and Johnny Dis
singer bsve gone on three weeks
hunt.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06
ALBUQUERQUE AND RE-
TURN $435.

Territorial Fair and Irrigation
Congress. Tickets on sale sept.
18th to 21st. Good to return Sept
Both. Go to agent Santa Fe Route
at Luke Valley for Information.
T.. CorIAND, Geu9 Agent,
El Paso.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06

an extended prospecting tour,
reaching out into Arizona, and will
be gone several weeks.
Nearly fifty auditors listened to
Rev. Days farewell discourse at
the Church Sunday eve. Colonel
II. says it touched him in fifty
places.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06

Output OF Hillsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday,
Sept. 5th, 1895. as reported for
The ADVOCATE:
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-06

Hillsbcro is situated in
the center of the great
Hillsboro, Kingston and
Black Range gold and silver
country, and only Is miles
distant from the famous .
Lake Valley silver fields.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
Die proOilori(6e RegieruNg In
Peru.
Gin wioerhaari9er 2lnPdn9er oes
Grprdiioenten Ga3eres.
Gr fOltert NnslGnOer, neil iie tbm tein
0elb purnpeu molten.
Die Qruppen Ger friiheren Resierune ab9e=
lohnt uno entwafnet.
Gina, 8eru, Is. MGra

- w " RShHF EO" AlLNh0s
Nus benz Siben tommt bic Na6ri9t,
baB Die 8eamten bes @rprG1ibenten Ga3eres
in giscO bic probtforif9e &egierung nod
nt6t anertannt baben. Sen. W}as, Elm Mne
9Gnger @a5ere's, bdGt nod @u3cO unO Pano
beieBt; er bat beutf9e, englii9e unb ipantf9e
l1ntert6anen gefoltert, neil 1ie it9 g~etpetgert
batten, ibm 8elD por3uitreden, unb bat BON
Der proDifDrii6en &egierung bic Mittbeilun9
erbalten, buB er Itrofre6tIt9 our 8erantiDor=
tung ge5ogen Derben pirb. @s 1olen Srup=
pen mad ben unrubtgen 8e5irten abgefunot
tperben.
IS bat ii9 iebt 6erausgei tent, baB in ben
orettdgigen &dmpfen in Gina $500 gerioz
men get0otet unb Dertpunbet tpurben. Dem
Or. 9urano, tpel9er elmer Der rebolutionG=
rem Siibrer mar, iinb BON ~ber9fegterung mebz
rere SteQungen angeboten porben, beren
Nnndbme er aber nit Der 8emertung bers
tpetgerte, baB er nur fir Sreibeit unb Rebt
gefdmpft babe,
Der ameritantf9e @eIonbte Mc&en8ie
bat CUR unteritiiBung Der 8ertpunbeten auf
bag 5retgebtgite betgefteuert.
@uf @unf9 Der Regierung fperben bic
4teiigen 8anten unb @ef9Gftsleute amMaon=
tag tbre @ef9Gfte tpieber aufnebmen.
Die &egterung bat ben 8efebl e~rlaf1en,
baB ale @affen unb Munition Der poli3ei
ausgeliefert tperbert.
Die Sruppen bes GrprGfibenten Ga5eres
1tno ab9elobnt, unb entpaffnet tDoroen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
Wteoer etnmaI
IN Oeu mofder oes 6efebes.

0dbrenb bes Monats MGta tpar Sames
Slanegan, elmer Der bermegenfen Raubgez
leaen Der Weitieite, ni9t peniger als fiinfz
nal Dor ben Bolt3etri9tern 0Oolep unb
@berbarbt. Die N%nflagen naren Haubz
anfaa, @inbru9, 19nere &0rperberlsBung,
8agabunbage unb 9roBbiebftabl. SeDe8
Seal lieB er Ieinen Bro3eB BON &i9ter g6ers
barbt gum &t9ter 9polep berlegsn, unb
nt9t Elm ein3iges Mal purbe er betraft
ober benz @rimtnalgert6t ~iibertpieIen. 800
ran btes liegt, po0en mir babinge1teQt iein
laIfen; 10 Dtel tDnnen mir Iagen, baB tpiebet@
bolt bic untriiglt9iten 8etpeiIe fir feline
S9ulb beigebra6t nurben, unb feline
Opfer ii4 felbft bur9 Die 0rObungen BON
5lanegan's Nnbang ni@t abbalten lieBea,
benz &i6ter ben pOlen S6atbeItan0 gu err
3Gblen.
Dor etma elmer @o9e mar Slanegan i'm
9ert3t unter Nntldge Der f9peren &DrpeI>
berleBung uno nurbe f%traffrei entldtIen.
&aum fret, ging er f9Dn nteber auf &aub
un0 @inbru9 aus. Mm Sam1taq, oeaen
Ibenb, begegnete INN an Der So6n1on Str,
3ptf3en Der IA. unb Barber Str, Die iuu9e,
f9pd9li9e Srau 2ena 8atolstD DON 289
8, IA. Str, 0tefe Ieben unb, ba melt unb
brett Ntemonb ii9tbar mar, iiber ie 6eraus
falen, mar bas Wert zines Mugenbl;ds,
@r 5errte bic bor @9red unb Mngit iprah@
lofe 5rau in cine nabegelegene MGep, i4lug
iie NIT geba[ter Sauit gu 8Dben uno ltisB
thr feline Sttefeln o%erarttg in's 9eft6t, baB
tie blutiiberftrDmt bas 8etpuBtiein rerIor.
Damn erlet9terte fte Der Bandit I'm ibr
9elb $3.50 unb RIB tbr Die goGbenen DIR
ringe aus ben Sbren beraus. Na9 poG4
bra9ter 9elbentbat ergrtff bann Der HGuz
Der Die Slu3t. Die Srau purbe ipdter
BON ben Detectives 8ople unb &eefe unfs
gefunoen unb beimgef4afft. Sic CAB cine
8ef9reibung Des Ndubers, unb auf 8rumb
bieier tpurbe Slanegan Ger gang ~befonbcrs
our9 cine @@nittpunOe i'm @efi9t berlma
ftaltet ii) oer6aftet.
Sn einem beiammernstpert6en 3uitanbe
purbe fein Spfer i6m beute i'm @ert6ts=
Iaale confrpnttrt, Rt9ter @ber6arbt iteGte
i'm Bis morgen unter $12O0~8irgi9aft.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
0efdhrItd,er QrunfenboI6.

@tnen niebertrG9tigen @trei9 pcrill9te
geftern 4benD Der 24idbrtge Sobn 3pp an
Der @de Der Milpaufee Nbe. unD 46. Str.
gu beriiben. 9egen u9t ltbr fam er in an
gebettertem 3uftanbe bort ppriiber. Nls er
Die S4tenen Der elettrif6en 8a6n er6ltdte,
f9ten ibm plObIi9 elm @ebanfe bur6 ben
&opf 81 9e6en, benin er blieb ite6e1 unb
TAB aus, als pb er ettpas iiberleqte. Damn
f9rttt er auf etnen in Der NGbe befinbliGeu
Stetnbaufen gu, f3leppte Elm babies 9uBenb
GROCER @unbteine mad ben @9ienen unb
baute auf benfelben cine 8drriere ouf. Bum
Slid mar 8Oli3iit Naegalt BON Der Dei1
@9tcago Npe.z Station auf 1einem Ypiten
urb CAB Dem berantommenben elettrii9en
Wugen etn @arnungsftgnal, nObur9 er
Elm groBes l1ngliid ber6iitete, bu Der Wagen
DolitGn0ig beieBt mar. Na9bsm bieIe Sc
fabr b%efettigt porben mar, tpurbe Sop, Der
3tpar Die Slu4t ergriff, uber infOGge ieiner
3runtenbeit ni9t febr melt fam, OerbaFtet
0eute Norgen Dor Rt4ter 0bite JefIbrt.
puBte er fi9 ni9t gu berantportsn uni
toltrbe oesbal6 I'm $500 unb bic Soften be-
trait.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
DorIdufe unfddoIid eemodt.

Gberett GateG unb Sames Monroe,
@trol9e nit perf9iebenen NIiaIen, nurben
beute benz 8i9ter 8rabne1 unter Der On
fGage bes ber1u9ten Ginbru9s oorgefibrt.
sic gebDren CUR 3unft Der S9Gei9Oiebe
unb BADEN in Der lebten 3eit oni9einenb
febr erfolgrei9 i'm Cottage @robe Mbe.zpoz
lt3eibiitrtct in bieiem 9anbperf eearbeitet.
Ote Oetectios 9ermann unb 8rebernib
pOm e%enannten 0ttrtct faBten ie geftern
babel al, uGs ife in benz bon 8. Gobicpt be-
pobnten 9uufe, 1907 State Str, berf9iez
bene Sbiren probtrten. 9ie 8eiben Iolen
fi9 Dor ettpa 8 Sagen in bas 9uus 37O
S6io ctr. etngei6li9en unb bort aus einem
3immer $24 @eIb unO berf9iebene 8Iet=
bungs1tiide geitoblen BADEN. gft6ter 8rabz
pel belt iie unter ie $500 @iirgi4aft gum
PrO5eB fef.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
Oct AufItanO uuf Gu6a.
Die A1sii3ten Der AnfltdnOiiden.
Die fpanifhen Gruppen obne GntRu.
ftasmus.
Cine DampfYabt nimnt in Ger I6he pom
Palm Sead mafen fir ole
Jnfur9enten Elm.
SampQ.S Eld.. 25. MGra.


Marti Gomea unb Mtaceo befinben 1i6,
11a9 4n9abe zines Sem Norter &apitaGiiten,
pel3er geftern Ibeno nit benz 9ampfer
Sltoette bon Cuba bier antam, nod ni9t
ouf Der Snfel. Oer1 elbe bate 1t9 brei Mo=
nate in @e19dften i'm 8e5trte' BON Santiago
a~ufgebdlten, uno iugt, baB er in beiOen Para
teien Dtele 8etannte bat. @r befanb 1i9
bis gum eriten Mdr3 in Santiago, ging Don
bort na9 M~an3aniuo, mo er 5i9 Bis bor
feds Sogen aufbielt. 60 bel er petB, lit
bis iebt ipeber cine republifant19e nod cine
fpantf6e Hegierung errt9tet norben, unb
bat er AUDI BON einem berartigen Pldn nt9t5
gebDrt. Setner 4nit9t na9 tpirb Der Nufz
ftanb auf Cuba Elm febr ernftlt9er perben,
tpenn Die ipontI9e &egierung bic oer1pro9ez
men Geformen nt9t etnfi6rt, neil ii9 btele,
big ieBt nod n~eutrale 8iirger Damn ben eSSnz
furgenten 3utpenben tperben; Die 1pani19en
Sruppen 3etgen t6dtfd9lt9 tetnen Gntbu1iz
asus, DG6reno DerSelbe Bel ben Sn1urgenten
maf1enbaft Dor6anben 1T.
rWenn Spanien ni9t fofort ben Mufftanb
nit feter 9anb unterbriidt," 1agte er, vfo
CLAUDE i'd nt4t, baB es mOglt3 ietn pirb,
benfelben gu bdmpfen.
SW galle SPdIteH HtUt Tur tdrt 9e1n9
ba8u. IS bereitet 5tpar groBe Sruppenfenz
%oungen Dor, aber btefe tperben benz @elben
Steber, iObal0 bic &egen3ett %begtnnt, f9neG
our 8eute fallen."
Cine geitern Nbenb bon Balm 8ea9 am
getommene Sagogef e1f9aft bringt Die Na6z
rt@t, 6aB 3ntf4en bort unb @antuna elm
SlibuftierzSabr3eug Waffen %eingenommen
babe. Die Sdger 1aben, nte 2eute in einem
8oot auf cine Oa9t 3uruoerten, tpel9e 1t9
ettpd cine Weile melt bon Der &ifte befuno.
Die 8OOtleute gerietben betm Mnb1td Der
Sdger in groBe N%ufregung unb ruberten 10
i9neu ais mOgli9 nab Der gabt bin. 9ie
SGger bemertten bur9 Elm Sern9las, buB &tz
item an 8Or0 Der ga9t gebra9t purben,
faben, tpte Die 2eute, na9bem 1Gmmtli9e
&titen an 8orb tporen, Ielbit an 8oro Der
0a9t gtngen, peI9e barauf fofOrt in fibz
lt4er Ri9tung abbampfte,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
6eoner hes 2lsphoIt. Daafters.

9us ftabtrGtbli9e GDmite fir StraBeu
anb @aifen Der NOrbfeite beIdGftigte fi9
beute 8Ormtttag nit einem BON fGmmtli9en
@runoeigentbiimern uuf Der WeItTeite Der
q. @lurttraBe, 8ptf3en gaorih Mpe. unb
@entertraBe, unter3ei9netea 9rOteit Qegen
bic g~eplante Pflaiterung oiefe5 StraBen3u=
ges nit btaigem QspbaltpflCfter, itutt NIT
@eberbol3blOden, pie in elmer Nrbinan5 pDm
SttOber 1894 bei3lofen norGen ipur.
9as @omite bef6loB, Dem Staotratb 31
empfeblen, Die Srbtnun5 BON 6ebrudr oieies
Sabres, pel6e iene Geberz8tOGe8flafterz
Srbinan3 5u@uniten Der N5pGaItpfIaiterung
aufEebt, gu niberrufen unD oen 0rurbbez
iibern 81 geitatten, Die tie es tpiini6en, ieI6it
bic StraBe uuf ibre Soften nit GeberbI0den
pflaItern gu la1en.