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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-11-15
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Coronado Camp No. 8, Woodmen of the
World, meets ON the second Thursday
svsning of each month at O'Clock, in
Aztlan hall, I. OF Visiting sovereigns
are fraternslly invited.
]. B. BRADY, Consul Comdr.
]. B. SLOAN, Clerk.
Fine koBraysr whisky at Colorado "a.
loon.
You can get engraved visiting cards at
the NEW MHxIcAN, or have them printed
from your plate II you have one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29
THE LATEST NEWS FROM CUBA
cAMPos HAS OUTLINED HIS PLAN
OF, CAMPAIGN
BY WHICH HE HOPES TO CRUSH
THE REBELs-IT is RUMoRHD
THAT MAcEo DIDN'T FIND
THINGS TO SUIT HIM, THE IN
suRGENTs TOO SCARCE.

Special correspondence to the Assoc
clated Press. Glbara, Cuba, April 2S.--
Your correspondent has just arrived
from the little town Of Baracoh, when
awoke on April to find that 1t gain
! ed prominence by the landing Of Maceo
and his party. The town has again
subsidized into Its usual tranquility e&-
oept that 100 government soldiers ar
rived from Guantanamo on April
and these were followed n few days
later by 200 more who came overland
from Santiago. The town heretofore
without scarcely any life now presents
quite a military appearance, and Is
strictly under martial law, but there
has been no conflict of any KIND Win
In it's limits. The soldiers are guard
ing the different fortihcations ana en-
frances to the town both day ana
night. Besides the regulars there Is
volunteer force Of 600 men that patrol
the streets at night. and hence any
effort on the part OF the insurgents
to enter or capture the town would
he almost an impossibllity unless per-
haps they were In very large numbers,
and as far as this immediate vicinity
Is concerned the Insurgents are very
first have doubtless found 1t somewhat
unpleasant around here and have evil
IDENTIFY sought more congcnial quarters.
The colonel commanding the forces
secured the country for miles around
Barucoa, but failed 60 detect any evil
donCe of their presence. The few that
left town ON the first to join those that
landed are mostly muiattocs! II Is
said they are not many miles from Bar
Hcou and are DESTROYS OF returning to
their homes, but fear imprisonment.
Last night official kilograms were re-
ccived from Guantanamo stating that
the regulars and Insurgents had eE-
changed a few shots which resulted in
the killing Of Flor Crombcl and an
other insurgcnt, the capture OF several
rebels and all OF their trs arms. The
dispatch further states that General
M1Cco with his few followers are said
to be surrounded and will either be kill
ed or VIII starve TO death,
II Ia rumored that Maceo ls very
much dissatisfied with the condition
Of affairs on the island. and says he has
been deceived In coming to Cuba, as
he expected to find the entire island
up IN arms, hut on hi7 arrival he finds
things entirely different
Two English sailors captured from
Off The schooner Hunorn, which landed
Macco on the first were sent to San
tiagu two days ago on the man-of-war
Condo dc Venedito
The War News today states that
Moceo's forces, except two. have been
captured,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29
WANTS a NEW DOLLAR
Made Up of Gold and Silver in Pro-
portionate Parts.

poruUnate Parts,
Detroit, Mich, April 2S.--The Tribune
Republlcan) win tomorrow publish an
editorial leader which will declare in
favor of the solution of the present
monetary question by the creation Of
new dollar. to be composed Of pro-
portlonate parts Of gold and silver.
The article quotes the declaration OF
the Republican National platform OF
1883 and 1892 in favor OF bimetalllsm
and points out the dangers of prac-
teal silver monometallism through the
throwing open OF the mints to unlim-
tied coinage. 1t calls attention to the
difficulties and delays which would at
tend the negotiations of any lnterna-
tional compact and questions the sue
cessful maintenance of a parity OF gold
/ and silver by that means IN any event.
1t calls on the party to fulhn its plat
form pledges by formulating without
delay practicable scheme for bimetal-
lism, specially In view of the threat
ened dlsintegration and the drawing OF
new party lines with gold monometnl-
ism on one side and silver mono metal
ism on the other.
Continuing, the Tribune advocates the
composite dollar as n measure easiest
W tlLtSN anu WIN lne least disturbance
to business of any plan suggested.
1t proposes:
That all existing coinage laws be
repealed and that there be enacted a
law creating a new American dollar
which would be the sole standard coin
or the Nation, the dollar to be composed
of 2O6 IA grains of standard silver and
~ 9-lO grains of standard gold, fused
together and struck into handsome
coin about the size of the present half
dollar. The coin would be absolutely
stable In value, for In case of DISPARITY
at any time In the commercial value of
gold and silver what was lost by tho
depreciation Of one metal would be
made up by the exactly corresponding
appreciation of the other
AS to the question whether the nro-
posed dollar would be available for ex
port, the Tribune replies: ut would not
be necessary to export the coin whIIe
uncolned gold could be procured. which
would be Just as available. II at any
Time II became necessary to separate
the gold from the silver, It would he
done at the United States mint at n
cost OF less than per cent. This would
be a protection against the EXPORT Of
com while uncoined bullion was oh.
tainable" W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

1t cannot be read without the aid Of a
microscope. An edition of thla die
tlonary has also been published in
England. where IL he's an Immense
popularity, $4,000 copies OF 1t having
been sold within the last year.
"The Garden OF Eden, u. S. A, a
Very Possible story" Is new book
by w. II. bishop, which win be pub
llshed In May by Charles II. Kerr &
&C.. OF Chicago. 1t proposes com
nonsense. practical solution Of the
labor question. not by legislation, hut
by the mutual efforts OF individuals.
IT suggests incidentally a REIMBURSEMENT
OF domestic economy thnt will preserve
the sacredness OF homes, but at the
same time release women from their
dun round OF cooking. busting, sweep
ing and mending. and open up for
every woman some useful activity
suited 10 her own taste and capacity,
II shows how the Isolation and monoto-
ny Of the farm life today may be OBJ
viated by bringing farm and cit yto-
gcthcr, keeping the best features of
each. An this Is told in no dry fashion,
but IN the coure OF delightful story of
modern life and love, interesting, clean,
helpful and strong,
Or. Justin Winsor has prepared n
volume entitled THE Mississippi Ba-
SIM" to follow his Carrier 70 Eronte-
nae" II covers the struggle In America
between England and France from 1897
to 1868, is fully Illustrated with maps
Of that period and Houghton, ftlfllin
a Co. Will publish 1t carly In May.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

pos is worried over the news from
pavamo stating that there is urgent
need OF food there Food mas Deeh
sent to Bayamo overland and II mas
been seized by the Insurgents,
Other supplies were then sent up the
Canto river, and these, too, We're cap
tured by Insurgents, It will require a
heavy guard to escort provisions as
the Insurgents would make attacks
with every turn from ambush. In Bay
amo rice Is reported to be 20 cents
pound and rising. The scarcity of pro-
Visions is discouraging the Spanish
troops. Further reports are that the
government will act on the defensive
until fail. The cities viii be fortified
and the troops will remain In them
during the summer, except perhaps,
for an occasional diminishing party.
The plan Is to thus avoid inroads by
yellow fever, which exposures would
entail. About $50 Cubuns came from
Havana tonight The exodus is presum-
ably caused by the uncertain condi-
lions now prevailing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29
LITERARY NOTES.



IA sst'lHs nlasellal let an article IN
u, AMY 1ehluI! on Lne conquest OF
Aila An4stlei' MI william H. smy tho
MR' oS9ialed og me authorities OF tAu
h'thoh ehullh NJ SAT- Lake CITY, VINO
hueottey" ~ preparing Tor Air.
hmStheS arucle what amounts TO a
ut'aHee s9eet OF industrial operations
os the entire american people In Utah
during q period OF forty years
rue Morli1n people were drawn from
tAe poorer olaa5es OF society In this
conquest Of Utah almost without capt.
tAi nlheF man tholr labor, They have
oNh p'en Nnu improved a vast area of
VIlh,na'!y ueaert SOL, pulldlng homes.
slWns' l9ct9rles' t9ilroads' stores and
SS9,g ,l,,vs' ~ they nave came
htluaIlIg l'otl the Holl under peeu-
till Hy9ltHi OF INDUSTRY which Mr..
ai's t' S,, nnl oIner lfrigationists believe
, IN ~ pos5lpllitles IN the future
nia ~. ~ nhu he'tlhs the
~ ~ 'NSiol as Wnole'
| mu' mon hntetnent SHOWS the
r." sol, ond 10, "i i, ,,!l realzea from
az, 49,, ~ NV !, Mus eNpehued, ~
~. irdl,,iroi ,o orornge amount an earned
,,,,i y. hne nuhper or
as,, W. o"u iahu anu other inter
,ion II cnnIo,saS s, ss' .S eNposl.
foriv vcars ~ axt,a. AZ V',e 'Vsui.a OF
annile3 nnder S Mriomo ned ll,oustry
tem rbese Ncnres ''S e,,nr usW ,,I,,i,. sys-
tbo hoad ~ W. ~ MI Su9iilllteu 10
bcrs az tho grof Mel, a,,e,uu,,s mum ii
,ng bisbons nrd atbor r.e, w ien ,.i
yeng and ara vo,,ch"d co., ~ W
nuv correct Thia haH,n,,e. ~ ,,,,, nv "
fel,ure ~ an ortlric ~ ~ ~ a ~" ', o,'u
dealing with Tho res,,its ~ t.r,,,a ,,, ~
Caiifornia fItah Arizona "a 1911 w. VI
where ana ,erecastins ne ,oss, an IN
OF home-mallng In half nontInent
ooverinr n ner,od NJ AVE- yeass '''s srs,,,
Mis- student davs dov.n ~ ,So Sr tson.
s,nc ara mo r,ost a,rt,,,,c. ~ a. 1881
Meciure's Magazlne FOR Nav a'a am OF OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29
sANMNroNIo 8 CUR SHORE.

The purchase Of the control OF TINS
property by one OF the present direct
ors, Mr. George c. clifford. and those
friendly to him. probably indicates
that the company win soon be released
from the legal complications which
have interfered with the project for
some months past. The affairs of the
corporation are now in the Texas state
courts. The present property OF the
west of san Antonio, Tex, about ilf-
teen miles in length, to a point near
Sutherland Springs. DIR. Clifford In
tends to complete the road for opera
ton to that point without delay and to
extend It slowly toward the gulf shore.
the original terminus Of the road
Railroad Gazette,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29
NATIVE PRINCES IN lND,


Nearly Seven Hundred of Them.-a,....
klcrs For Etiquette and Som, va
Those East Indian princes via e
high sounding titles who ylds n
from timo to time are seldom :, :.
among tho really important NM,
of British India There ara ne.yl- y.
tive states, and OF these about N /.
some Importance, though No NM. II
those that cut any cons!derabla A..
the politics Of British India L mi =
Ter md Of those that have la,es |,
smaller still. It may be rraiI II
when Colonel Newcome suddenIys
in n London drawing room vhen \ I
nabob was complacently ucelrin,a, |
age Of tho company, the eastern y, /
recognizing a man who had scan. y.
for his pretenslons at home, at onn Il
ped his airs and made o yery hunN !,
to the old soldier. 1t Is 50 with r,tisl
dian princes Of the smaller sort stll n.
nre not greatly regarded at pon, \
English, though the British ggr,.r
nccords them sort Of oiilcialr sss 4
princes are grcat stlcklers for tl, ~
recognition md arc jealous Of III.
ira gun accorded 10 one Of their ovl :
Der. Some princes aro saluted h N
British with II guns, Others with Il n
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Cincinnati Ohio. April 2S.-The in
ternational grand lodge of B'Nai B'Rith
opened It's session today with % dele
gates present Nathan ID. Ruckon was
temporary chairman.
permanent officers: w. A. Egan.
chairman; S. b. Wolf. secretary, and
we following vlee-pfesldents: Joshua
i adi,..,z' New York; J. Singer, PHIL
S@n,ylphia' isadore Busch, St Louis;
Solonel II. Bush, San Francisco. r. 1t
Sone, Augusta, Ga; NJ. NJ. Houseman'
Sr ran, Rapids; Leon Levi. Galveston.
me long message OF President Jullna
oiSh Oh New York was read. The order
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Rogers. Tex, April 2S.-Once more
the clouds have appeared and the rain
has fallen on this dry earth. Several
times the last week light rains have
fallen, but Thursday night we had a
the hardest we have had in twelve
months, filling clsterns and tanks,
making a fine season and plenty OF
stock water to do some time. 1t is a
dcb1tnble question whether the oat
crop VIII make much or not. Some
claim they will make as much as two
thirds If not three-r6urths of crop.
while others say the crop will be very
light This is a question the future
will settle...Mr. w. A. CraddOck and
mother have returned from Houston
and report having had a good time..-
Mr.. Sam Virden has bought the pat
ented right to make and sell tomb
stones made Of concrete rock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

London, April GA dispatch to the
times from Hong Kong says that serl-
GUS disturbances have broken out in
Formosa. on April q the Chinese SOL
dlers killed their general. The govern
or's body guard attacked the mutlnous
soldiers and thirty men were cut to
pieces and fifty wounded. The Chi
nese artillery threaten to FIRE on any
vessel leaving the island with treasure.
The savages are coming down from
the hills to attack the Chinese and
others, and the position Of the whites
on the Island is critical.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

was given for a musical ana A.
entertainment at Allenarl,s ',l,i;l
night. The president reportsa ~ 4
1872 lodges had on hand .Iar 'ss n;i q
year, an aggregate balance w ! q
He also reports expendlturss I, ,' Y.
der for the last FIVE wears !, i y Y. g x b
7S2, of which 81, lGO.5S5 wan, J., y ~
and orphans, and the remalnS,.M w
home for the aged and the NJ, WI. : 4
lum. The present membershiss l A. !,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29
cAMPos' CAMPAIGN.

Madrid. April 2S-Marshal Campos,
captain general Of Cuba, has drawn
up q line OF campaign against the rcb-
els. He will SO to Santiago de Cuba
In three or four days. from Havana.
Bands OF rebels under command OF
Capolo Nero and Cardello pillaged
small town Wednesday last. They
were pursued by government troops,
and in a sklrmlsh that ensued they
killed one and wounded three Of the
Insurgents. Marshal Campos has tele-
Brlphed to the government to send
additional surgeons and 4 commissary
CORDS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

New orleans, April 2S.-Captaln w.
II. Baanham, president OF the board
OF police commissioners and command
err ut the Louisiana Hold artillery, who
accidentally shot himself at Long
Beach, Miss, Friday. was buried from
St. Patrlcks church this afternoon
with military hOll)rs, All the city
companies turned out, as well as police
and citizens. There We're floral offer
ings from military companies, officials
and prominent people from all over
the country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Plttsburg. Pa, April 2S.-At Edge
wood, suburb, today, the residence OF
A. l.. Splndler was blown apart by
an explosion OF natural gas which es-
capped from lellSy pipes. Rebecca
Splndler was probably fatally injured
by falling from the second story to
the cellar. His sister Mary and ON
Ger Scheimer were seriously but not
fatally burned. The adjoining dwell
ings Of A. l.. Swift, Prof. d. w. Down
ing and II. A. Johnson were wrecked.
LOSS. 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29
ON TUE WARPATH.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, April ga Kill
larney dispatch to the Free Press says;
Reports come in from st. Johns, n.
D., Just over the Manitoba boundary,
that 1900 Indians and half breeds are
on the warpath, and that 200 women
and children are in tents IN the prairie.
Troops from Fort Totten arc ordered
10 81. Johns. a man named Ross. hv-
ing near the boundary ON the Canadian
side, was chased by Indians, and had
to fee for his life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Administered by Ladies as an AntldUte
for wife Beating.

Tor WE seating
Port Tampa, Fla, April Is Edward
Tucker q merchant OF this place, was
taken from his home tonight ana un-
mercfully whipped by female white
caps. Tucker has been IN the habit Of
going home drunk and abusing his
wife. Some time ago he was warned
that hc must treat his wife better or
he would be severely dealt with. Last
night Tucker went home drunk, ana
soon Mrs. Tucker was heard screaming.
shortly after "A number OF men entered
fuckers residence and dragged him
to the outskirts OF the town. where ia
number OF ladies wearing white caps
We're waiting. Tucker was stripped to
the waist and dashed to tree. Then
the ladies', each OF whom was armed
with u rdwhide. began 10 whip him.
fuckers screams We're heard mile
When the women finished the mans
back looked like 1t had been knouted.
The skin had been cut In dozens Of
places and blood was streaming from
the cuts. Tucker promised never TO
abuse his wife again. 1t Is said several
OF the most prominent ladies' OF the
place were engaged in the AFFAIR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29
LAID FOR THEM
Killed One and WOUNDED y
Sought Revenge

Mt. Pleasant, Tex Aprii y. VI :
Belcher, who was shot ,i sa.l III. Z
ing by Constable d. onn s Ny
was serving a subpoena, X. ' AZ
road in company WIN nlhg .
Saturday night and sno' ~ u
Il. Fry. a friend OF ms t.,,IIsr ~
companying him honi,e, iss ~
shooting they seareneu X s1i
with dark lanterns 70 n,s ~, n 7
deadly work, but oilvss ~ :
and eluded their search, tn VI,
young Belchers have Ks eosi1
and a posse is securing ~
the others. a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

committee awarded the contract for the
erection OF the new Baptist church to
Mr. ]. ID. Jones of Temple yesterday.
His bid was for solid brick wall
Sl2,530. or venoered wall SLIGO At a
business meeting after the regular II
o'clock service this morning the church
congregation decided in favor Of a
Neneered building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Houston, Tex, April 2S-R p. Ow-
ems, the murderer Of Dr. SIMMONS, who
fired two shots into his own breast,
died this morning. His wife, whom he
shot at the same time, is still In a
critical condition, ana the result OF
her injuries cannot be foretold. a
rumor is to the effect that owens con-
fessed to an attendant that he killed
the wrong man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

senator Palmer's son. who shares the
financial Views OF his father. predicts
that the coming Democratic state con-
vonton la Illinois VIII declare for free
coinage, and inumutes that IN such
event he and ali who agree with him
will 80 over to the Republicans. Il
there is auy trick In politics the Palmer
family fully understands 1t IL the
ureak-awAE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Mr. r. NJ. Higgs, popular Texas g.
Pacific conductor, Is confined to his
home on the South side with badly
sprained ankle. From present indica-
tons some time viii elapse before he
sufficiently RECEIVERS to be up and about.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Lexington. April 2S.-on the farm
of w. II. Vance, this county, last night
some brute cut on the bag and teata
OF the valuable brood mare by Amer
lean Clay, due to foal by Time Medium
in a few days. The mare will die.
Vance says he will Kill the seoundrel II
he can md him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Marshall, Tex, April 2S.-This nster-
noon Lee Galloway, proprietor of tha
marshall bottllng works. was fniind
dead In chair In his office. He is sim
posed to have been there several hours
an overdose of morphine or cocaine ia
SAID TO be the cause He was a mem.
Der OF one of the best families.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29
Refrlgerators,
Our new line has
Just arrived and
VIII be sold on
Easy payments.
MADDOX, ELLISON G. M


Houston. Tex. April 2s.-For tho r..,
time in the history Of the city tho blno
Sunday laws were strictly enforced I,,
the police, Suburban towns and rS.
sorts were the gathers, as thousands
spent the day out OF the city. gow
long II win last ia question much
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Temple, Tex, April 2S.-rhe election
Of May queen to represent Temple
at Waco on May 1 took place yesterday
from y. m. until 10 o'clock p. m, and
Miss Mabel Dennis was the lucky can
didate, receiving 1901 votes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

New York, April 2S.-A special to the
World from Managua, April 2S, says: II
is stated here that in view OF Nlcara-
guls tactics the last proposition made
by the United States Ambassador Bay
ara FOR n fortnlghta time for Nicara-
qua TO pay the indemnity in viii bs
accepted. Official reports show maj
the country is quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Fec, April 2s.---A letter from the
sultan has been read In the mosque
here, announcing signal victory over
the robellious Bahama tTihesmen at
Marrakesh After the reading OF the
letter the heads OF sixteen OF the rebels
were guhpended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Port Lovaca, Tex. April 2S.-Fien..
ing. Battle and Hopkins, the three no
groes charged with tho murder OF R,.ul-
DIN. We're convicted OF murder in me
second degree and given ava years IN
the penitentiary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

There are fewer gold-bugs In the
Democratic party than there We're OF
high proteetionlsts. and, like these.
they win easily ind congenial com
Ilny
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Chicago, April 2s,-rhe furniture fac
tory OF l.. NJ Hamline & co. was de-
stroyed and the plant OF Freeze & Ps-
tiers. manufacturers OF refrigerators
badly damaged by fire this afternoon
Total loss. $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Little Nlcaugua's backbone affixed
tn Uncle SAINTS anatomy would make
him the lnw-giver for the world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

Atlanta, Ca. April ls.--H. l. Kimhnll
formerly the proprietor OF the IllmbRii
house. and one OF Atlanaa's prominent
citizens. died today,