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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
25.jabrtser 9riessfalenSer.
16.-2e. sftober 1870.

Mus biefer Wp9e iinb man6e greigniIfe
BON 8ebeutung gu Der3ei6nen. Sas Corps
beg Generals BON Der Sann md3t fiibli6
bon Der 2oire einige Sort59ritte, unb err
tirmt gum She'll erit na4 1eftigem Sample
Die StGbte G9ateau6un unO @9artres. Die
4rmee bes Generals BON 8eroer nimmt
8efpuG Elm, bsf9ieBt 0tion unb beftebt
&Gmpfe am Sgnon. 8pr Barts mtrb elm
beftiger MusfaG gegen Die StelIungen Der
9reuBen beim @9lpB MalmaiiOn unb 8ouz
gtoaI auriidgef@lagen. ct. Auenttn tpirb
erpbert.
@eneral 8ourbati iiberntmmt ben Sberz
befe6l iiber bic neugebilOete frun3Ofi9e Norbz
drntee. - @aribalbi o~rganiitrt in Dole Die
Gubres fir cine 8OgeienzQlrmee.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
Sttupu, ST., 9. Oftober 1895.

/ ! ~ " aSA'1 o. SLtOOIL LoCC|
On bic &ebaftion Der Sainois Stuatsaeitung.
SSn Sbrem 8latte las i9 einen 4rttfel, be-
titelt: o2teB Sberft 6eder an einem oeuti9tr
Gebelionsfreunbe Yriigelitrdfe bDQ3ieben9"
ga ih nun biellei6t Der @in5ige BON BEN
bitten" bin, Der Nuffldrung iiber Die o6igo
yra9e geben fam, 10 biene folgenbe @pifpoe
aus meirem &riegsleben gum @uh6l1fe.
Infer &egtment, bus "a. Sainois, bpn
Obert 6eder c%ommdnoirt, lag Bel SroH
Mountain in MifTpuri. Sort lieB Oberft
6efer midi rufen. Nls i9 in fein 6auptz
quarter fam, iteIte er mir einen f9Dar5=
6drtigen, GuBerit itarfen Mann als Colonel
&aIman aus ct. 2Duis bor 1rb befa6l mir,
meine gompa9nie al ne9n1en unb Colonel
&aGIman na9 potoft gu begleiten, I'm eini9e
&ebeQen, bic it4 bort gu mauftg gema6t
batten, oefanqen 3u nebn1en. Na9 einigen
Gtunben Sabrt auf Der SrDn Mpuntain=
@iIen6a6n errei9ten mir bas StGbt9en 9p=
tofi, un6 binnen flint Mtnuten butten mir
bag Net um3ingelt. Sd feb meinen 5tpeiz
ten lieutenant 9in5 NIT 5 ober 6 Seutet NIT
Colonel &dQmdn geben, I'M Die f9limmten
3e6eIen aus5uleien, bd unfere rtm5ingelung
bes @tGbt9ens bo1itdnbi9 gelungen mar.
@tner BON ben 2eatten, bic nit lieutenant
6ina aingen, Hamens Srans Sfentbal, bate
einen 8ruber in Mi6ouri. benz bic &ebe[en
beibe Obren abgef9nitten bdtten, MIR aus
benz @run6e, neil er Elm 1ntDnsmdnn mar;
bie1er uno etli9e anbere Srebel, nel9e bic
Gebelen aeqe1 uns begangen 6dtten, fd9ten
Die @lnt6 bes 9afes auf's gtel1e gegen bic
Gebelen an. OTIS nun @plpnel &dlhmdn,
lieutenant 6in5 unD bic Mn0eren nit %
@efanqenen 8uriidfumen, er5dblte mir 6in3,
ite bGtten et1i9e Der 19limmften Gebelen
auf bic Seite genommen (auf tpefen 8efebl,
fonnte ih ni9t ermitteln), barunter einet
beut16en @irt6, Der, neil er Elm beut13er
r~nionsfeinb mar, Doppelte 8ortion betontz
men, unb Sient6al babe Die &erle, aus 3orn
iber bic 59suBli9e WiBbanblung Tetnes
8rubers, nit 6tdorDz9futben bur4getpaltt.
Sd 1agte benz !9inS, baB es nt8t &rtegsz
gebrdu9 1ei, 9efangene O~ur95upriigeln; er
anttpprtete mir, es feien ia nur pBu1bz
tp6afers".
@us fonrte i9 ma1en9 @erbient 6utten
tie es bunbertfa9 an ben BON tbnen i9enBlt1
bebanbelten drrnen 9eutI9en in ben 2droz
btftriften, un0 lire Yriigel fonnte i9 tbnen
ni9t me6r ~abne6men; dlio lieB t4 bic Sd9e
auf ft4 beruben, i6tdte bic G%on1pasnie, NIT
Mlsnabme BON 4 Manr, nu9 Sron Mtounz
tain 3uriid, nabm meme % @efangenen in
bic Mttte unb fort ging es na4 benz ct.
Qoui1er Nriend1, ipo i9 meine 8efangerper
ublieferte, bic, pie ib nu4ber 4Drte, BON
einem &riegsgeri@te 81 Recommendations
| 59ubfarrenfa9ren an BEN 8efefttgun9en
in Gairp berurtbeilt purben.
Mus ale biefem erbeGt tGar, bdb Sberft
Seder ben 8efebl gum Priigeln nt4t gegeben
6aben fonnte, unb baB fomtt Die Satnois
5tuutsz3 eitung i'm gang nit Reht gegem
bus fulf9e @erii9t, tpie es benz 9onberr1err
sGet&er gu S6ren getommen tpar, In Shus
nabm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

Ser 8iirgermetter bes @tdbt=
dens princeDi1te, pel6es I'M SGi~
noifer Gountp georiu, q Meilen norbDeIt=
lt9 bon Der Stabt Beorta ltegt, bpGitredt
nit fur9tbdrem @ifer bas @onntaesgeIeB
gegen ale Wirtbf9aften. Bib 6etBt err
limb ieBt ftebt Der % trthsbeBer eIb i
Der Mnt1a9e unge1ebfi9en
g 9ndpsbertaus an Sonntagen tpie
an @o9entagen. Neben benz 8iirgermets
tiers unb benz metbobiitf9en Brebigtamt
betreibt 8liB ndmli9 au9 mod cine Mpoz
tbefe. 11nb fiir5li9 nerbuftete i'm Elm Butt
besmarf9alsz8 eamter unter Der Mntldge,
in btefer Npotbefe cine Menge @9naps o6ne
8unbesGicen5 D%ertduft gu baben. @Gbrenb
Mapor 8lib am Counting Semperen3 unb
Sonntags5pang prebi9te unb Defenders
itreng gegen ale goneurrenten mar, nelhe
8ter urb @4naps bertaufen, aber Elm offez
neg ltnb ebrli9es @ef9dft bardus MAIDEN,
itrt9 er bas 9elb bon ~rotbnufigen Semi
perenalern Elm, tpel9e in fetnem 9rugzStote
insgebeim pi6elten. 9ieIer 8liB lit bas
echte @remplar zines ameritanii 9en 59einz
b~etli9en!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
00Mise GmtIaftttng Se&er'S bestt8z
lid oer 8rit9clfrafe.

Ser @erfaTer nd9foGgenOer 3eiIen, Ca
pttGn @eo, @. Su45 5u Sttdpa in
Slinois, 1T uns perfUnlt4 felt Dielen Sab
rem als Elm b09ft ~ebrentpertber bruOer oellt=
{9er Monn befannt. Sberft 6eder felbt
liebte unb f9dbte i'm, pie mir aus 9eder's
eigenem Munbe erfubrsn, als einen Der tii9=
tighten unb tupferften Gapttdne beg "a, Sai=
noisz ober eriten 9ederzHegiments. CAPT
tan 5u9s 1T felt Ginger 3eit fOrperli9
I9iper Ieibenb; bob aus ieinem 8riefe fprt4t
feline ate 9eiitesfrt19e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

sSn gnltimore 1T Der treffft6e lht6erif9t
s. tpr Sr. S. g. Morrts, iener Mb=
tDmmling BON Oeutf9en, iiber beIen Gifer
fir GrforI6uns Der 9e19i9te Der 9eut9z
Mmerifaner mir in ben leBten sSabren fr
Man9es au beri9ten batten ltnb 6efen 2ez
BEN mir erf BET @elegenbeit feines etra1nd6=
neun5igiten @ebarastdges be16rieben, iebt
I'M Otter BON beinabe 5tpetunbneunsig Su6=
rem geitorben. ST betl1nbete beinabe btS
gu Ieinem SoDe cine eritaunlihe 9fiitigteit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
GM0atttte Tito Sonnta9S =ttnfrei=
beif.

&iraGib far6 in Der 8unbesbaupt1taot
@a1btngton Elm fatboltf9er gongreB ftatt
our 5Drberung Der 8erebrung bes Mltarz
%Iatraments, unb audi cine grDBe 3abl BON
Grabi190fen unb 8if90fen bie1es 2onbes
nabm an Der eu9ari1tti9en 3ufammentunft
She'll.
Menn glGubige &at6oltten bas 8ebiirfz
nib fiiblen, Die Nbenbma6lfeier unb bas
MeBDpfer ibrer Stride at fDroern, 70 ge6t
bas uns peltli9e 3ettunesmenf6en gar
ni9ts an. Oo9 nit Der eu9aritH9en Ser
fammlung in Wafhington berfniipften ft2
Oinge, Die au9 febr uuf bag tpeltli9e unb
biirgerli9e @ebiet 6eriberipielen unb nit
benen Itb ba6er audi bic peltlt4e Brei1e be-
fdffen muB.
gu S'Sanon in Mi1ouri lit am 8orz
abenb bteIer Wdf6ingtpner 8erfammlung
bon einem glGllbtgen &atbolifen elm S9riftz
9en er19ienen, tpprin BON 0erfelben foleenz
bes perldngt ipurbe:
Sic 1pne tire 8erebrung 6es Sdtruments
namentli9 .au1 bdDur9 betpet1en, baB fe
fi6 entf9ieben gegen bas Sreiben berienigert
tatboliI9en 3eitungen nerDabre, tpel9e it9
babur9 Mbpnnenten au berf6affen fu9en,
bah tie, bas Nltar1afrdment in enttpiirbiz
genbter 8ei1e n1iBbrdu9enb, ben 4bonnen=
ten cine ltnmai1e Bpm MeHen berfpre9en.
3o1qIei9 ~erinnert bieIe BON einem fdtboliT9en
3aien berrii6renbe S1ug{9rift baran, baB
Der raatboli1 9e Sausfreu1b" beg brapen
8rieters 0einri9 8%rod6agen 81 S'Sa1on
bon benz bur8 falf9e etglti9e lteberfeBunq
Der Mrtitel getGuI9ten ct. Coulter @r3bif9of
3ain altf bas 8etretben bes bur9 0as Dffentz
li9e Seilbieten npn Mefien 10 b~efannten unb
besbalb burb 8rpd6agen ndGoriidlib be-
tdmpften gater Setting in Columbus, unterz
oriidt nprben lei.
Sb Der eubartiti19e gpngreB in @a16=
inqton etipas our @ertbeibigung beg Nltarz
%fafrdments gegen fol9en 1tnfug getban bat,
tpifen mir ntbt. 8etannt 1T oaritber ni9ts
9etDDrDet.
WDbl aber tpurbe befannt gemd6t, baB
Der eubarifi19e gDn9reB 1t9 nit einerS a6e
befaBte, bic Dem eigentli9en 3pede, gu benz
er a~bqebalten tpurbe, 3iemli4 fern lte9t. 81
v6e19loB" nGmli9, bab Die Wirtbf9aften
am @pnrtag geT9lo1en fein Iolten unb be-
rtef ftn babel a1f einen in bemIelben Gimme
qebaltenen 8ef9GuB bes 8alttmorer britten
tdtnDlt10eH PleHdICDNctls pttIes SuhDes.
OieIe r 8ef9luB itebt i'm f9retenb ten Wiz
berIpru9e 81 ben liberalen Sonntag3anz
f6auungen unb Spnntdgsgebrdu9en Der fa=
tboGiI6en Stride in Der gefammten alten
WeGt unb in Merifo, Mtttel@ unb Siibz
Mmerifd.
OoG ba fib bic ungebeure Mebr5a6I Der
&atbolifen in ben Ser. Staaten um ben
Sonntagsz8ef9lu bes plenarconctls nt9ts
tiimmerte, 10 nirb iie it6 Inn BEN SOnnz
taasz8ef9luB beg eu9uriftti4en Gongreifes,
ben biefe Srdge, CUR ni9ts angling, erit re9t
nt9ts f6eeren.
Wenn bic 6erren, pel9e duf benz ell9artz
fi56en GongreB fir ben @onntdgs&8eF9luB
itimrnten, babur9 Qieb &inb Bel ben Buri=
tanern gu tDerben 4offsn, 10 perOen fte fi6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
Sd9li6e ultb wO6entIi6e
,,SHimOtS ~Stantss2ettMtg"
unD
vSet 80 It

MbOnnetMents=Yreiie:
9dali@e TaOrsen : Gusoabe in Der Stabt har@ bic
Srdger ms 9aus ~seliefert.
SdeIi9e augeGbe unb Ser gefen" per No3s 0.2O
sOer Wefen" per Sabr $50
gSO6entlibe &usgabe per Sabr . ESQ
Gusiudrtige Gbonncntsn per 9oft in ben Ser. Gtaaten
iotuie Canada uno 9tegicu:
SdaGibe Iugqabe per Sabr i'm geraus $500
Scr @eften" per Sabr 200
@0Gentli6s gus9abe per Sabr . . 200
Sns &usIanD:
Wanaba unb Nlerico ausgsnommen):
9deli6e @usoa6e per Sabr . . $500
BO6enblatt ooer pSer gBetens 800
SogeblGtt unS Scr MeftenS H.5C
Illinois Stats Zeitung Co..
@bica91. SH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

UtN JruT1tP1 Sc7rEEc 0TFrV TocITEWrH1g ~.
l1nb bic S9ulb an ,DieIer 8erni9tung fdlt
auf Die, tpel9e burh 9erbeifiibrung unz
ertrG9li9er S3uftdnDe unb 8ertpeigerunJ
eines berriinftigen MuseIei9s gum Sample
%5pingen, unb mirb ii1 an tbnen am Bitter
item RIDDEN. 9ds mDgen itb ale 9efirz
fporter BON 3~pangsaeieben in gaep 0ort
unb bier unb dnbertpGrts geIagt fetn lu1en.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29

Hires root beer on draught, 8 cents
q glass, at Ireland's Pharmacy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29

up in piece of paper as small as pos
sible. Don't get three-cornered file,
but ono about like the blade of knife.
Be careful and conceal it we'll, SO they
may not find it, and at noon is the time
to slip it to us under the door. Take care
that you are not seen from the kitchen
by those two tale-bearers, and when you
want to communicate with us throw o
pebble to us through the window. Tear
up this paper as soon as you read it,"
No signature.)
PLANNED TO ESCAPE.
The above letter was not signed, but it
is in the we'll known hand writing of
Francisco Gonzales Borrego. The file
referred to in the letter was undoubtedly
wanted for the purpose of enabling Fran
cisco and Antonio to cut of their shackles,
and, with the window already prepared
for easy exit, they unquestionably
planned to make their escape that way.
Such is another chapter in the story of
the bloody conspiracy resulting in the
death of Francisco Chavez, and the pa
tient and laborious investigation termin-
ating in the detection, conviction and
sentence of the cowardly assassins of the
ex sheriff.
In connection with his formal confess
sion Patricio Valencia related many de-
tails leading up to and concerning the
murder os Chavez, which may become
important hereafter.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29
BRIDGE in FLAMES.
Narrow Escape of the Rio Grande
Bridge at White Rock Canon from
Total Destruction = Badly
Damaged-Heavy Rain
at EspanOla.

The Denver & Rio Grande railroad
bridge across the White Rock canon,
about seven miles this side of Espanola,
narrowly escaped total destruction by
fire about o'clock yesterday afternoon.
As it was, the wooden north approach was
badly damaged and several days will be
required to repair the same so that trains
can safely pass.
Mr.. Sherrard Coleman, who arrived
from Espanola at O'Clock this morning
by private conveyance, gives the particu-
lars. He was passenger on the train
that pulled out from Espanola for this
city about an hour late yesterday after
noon. Smoke was soon noticed below
and predictions were made that the
bridge was on fire. This proved true.
When the train reached the bridge, the
north approach was mass of flames and
the section men were standing by as if
they were paralyzed. A stiff gale of wind
was blowing and the task of saving the
structure looked hopeless, but the train
men ana passengers bravely undertook it,
By energetic work with axes and water
buckets, in the course of which hands
we're blistered and faces singed, the fire
was suppressed and the main bridge
saved. The train then returned to Els
pamela.
A train was dispatched from Santa Fe
to the damaged bridge this morning and
passengers, mail and express matter were
transferred.
It ia believed by some that the fire was
set by sparks from the north bound
locomotive in the morning, and by Others
that it was the work of an incendiary.
Mr.. Coleman also reports heavy rair
at Espanola yesterday, and that The
greatly swollen streams indicated cloud
bursts in the mountains. He found thu
wagon road leading to Santa Fe badly
washed out in several places and thus hi.
all night ride was both uncomfortable
and hazardous.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29
n office.


Requests for back numbers of the NEW
MEXICAN. must state date wanted, or they
will receive no atueAtion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Stone masons are wanted at Santa Fe,
Born to the wife of Mr.. Herman Good.
man, at San Pedro, on Thursday morning,
a son. All we'll.
Narciso Pine, Cubero; Archie Lamb
Glorieta; G. E. Gipe and family, Topeka,
are at the Exchange.
Lively game of ball at the college
grounds at 2:30 p. m. to-morrow-ofi-
cial employees VS.. firemen.
A detailed report Of the U. 8. Indian
school commencement exercises will ap-
pear in Mondays issue of the NEW MEX
loan.
An enjoyable dance was given by a
number of young men to their lady
friends in Fireman's hall last evening.
About twenty-five couples we're present
Prof. Balm furnished the music.
At the Palace: J. p. Goodlander, st
Louis; B. G. Wilson, Las Vegas; B. E.
Hambleton and wife, Nogales, A. T.; E. v.
Pierce, Chicago; G. N. Lyon, Atchison;
W m. R. Eilert, Oshkosh, Wis.
Before U. 3. Commissioner W. Fl. Pope
this forenoon j. A. Peralta- Reavis, the
chief conspirator in the Peralta land
grant fraud, was held for appearance be-
fore the U. s. grand jury, and, on agree
ment by the U. s. prosecuting officials,
his bopd was fixed at $4,000. He is now
in the custody of the U. 8. marshal but
hopes to furnish the bond BY Monday.
Hon. L. F. Parker, of st. Louis, Prof.
Seamon, D. w. Malcolm and NJ. F. Faux
ner, of Rolla, Mo-, left for the east We'd
nesday morning, not, however, without
expressing their delight with Santa Fe's
climate, and the hospitality of her sports
men who took them to the Pecos and
gave them their first lesson in the art of
catching the festive trout. They left de-
tsrnined to bring their families and
party of friends next season and come to
spend some weeks here.
The following is the program arranged
for the concert by Prof. Perez band in
the plaza tomorrow evening, beginning
at 2 and closing at $3.50:
Quiclsstep- Weccacoe LEGION. ........; Swain
MsltsI SEQ sSe White Sail. Coming
,..,...... ..........,..W p. Sicily
Song-La Marseillaise.. ........... .... Warren
Medfey-J ambOree ................... Herman
Mex. Danza-Tus LindOs Ojos.
Galop-Puritan, r. L. Reinewald
Headquarters for fine perfumes of
all leading makes, both European and
American. Ireland's Pharmacy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29
SOCIETIES.

A. +. u A. M.
Montezuma Lodge, No. 1, meets on the
first Monday evening of each month at
7:30 O'Clock, in the Masonic hall, in the
Kahn block, San Francisco st. Visiting
brethren are fraternally invited.
IS. HARBOUR, W. M.
F. 8. DAVIS, Sec.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29
SATURDAY SALAD.
A HAPPY EVENT.

HAPPY EVENT.
| A select company of intimate friends
assembled at the home of the Hon. 7. j.
Helm and wife on Tuesday evening last,
the happy occasion being the marriage
of their daughter, MISS Mildred, to Mr..
Joseph Kilbourne. The parlors were
superbly decorated, rare roses FREEDOM
mating, and rich floral bell hung in.
the main parlor where the solemn cere-
mony took place. Rev. F. T. Bennett,
of the Episcopal church, conducted the
service. The maid of honor was Miss
Be rita Hurt; the best man Mr.. Geo. Brady,
while Mr.. Helm performed the RESPONSE
BILE duty of given the bride away. The
bride wore handsome travelling dress
and the bridegroom was attired in black.
After the ceremony and congratulations
wedding feast was beautifully served,
and then came fond adieus as Mr.. and
Mrs. Kilbourne took their departure, leav-
ing by the 1890 train for their home in
Walla Walla, Wash. No more popular
couple ever left Santa Fe and many are
the wishes of good luck that follow them.
YOUNG ORATOR.
Master Isidore F. Purdy, of Santa Fe,
won fresh laurels at the closing exercises
of the College of the Sacred Heart, in
Denver, on Tuesday. The Denver News
makes the following mention of the facts
"The Nicholas gold medal for excellence
in elocution was awarded to Isidore F..
Purdy. This award seemed to meet with
special favor at the hands of the class,
for its announcement was greeted with
prolonged applause. Master Purdy will
be remembered as the young man who
won first prize in the Evolutionary con-
test among sixteen competitors. At the
time of this effort it was thought by COM
petent critics that no finer forensic effort
had ever been heard in the west. Master
Purdy essayed at that time to render
Hoods famous poem, "The Dream of Eu-
gene Aram," and in doing 80 evinced
oratorical and dramatic ability of very
high order. Master Purdy is the son of
Mr.. James H. Purdy, of Santa Fe, N. NJ"
Accompanying this notice the News pub
lished fine portrait of the young man.
**x
SMALL TALK.
Mr.. R. E. Twitchell left last night for
Albuquerque.
Mr.. G. L. Betterton is expected here
from Denver to spend the 4th.
Solicitor General John 2. Victory is in
Albuq uerque to-day on official business
Mrs. W. H. Keller is on visit to her
son at Flagstaff. Baby Carson accom-.
panies her.
Miss Withers and party of friends
from San Antonio, Texas, are guests OF
Mrs. j. l.. Bulls.
Miss Marie Good, kindly remembered
here, will return from Trinidad on Mon
day and spend the summer with Miss
Neelie P. Crane.
Hon. Thos. Smith and wife left Las
Vegas for Colorado Springs, where after
a short visit Mrs. Smith will proceed on a
trip to her former home in Virginia.
Mr.. Ben E. ambletor, formerly from
Washington City, but who is at present in
the government employ, with headquar.
ters at Nogales, A. T., and who was mar.
ried in st. Louis last week, is in the city
to-day, accompanied by his wife. They
have been shown around the city by Hon
Amado Chaves, an old schoolmate OF Mr.
Hambleton.
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A cheap artificially made syrup in
soda water is the worst thing you can
put into your stomach. Pure, and the
highest priced fruit juices made are
used at Ireland's Pharmacy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29

Headquarters for hne perfumes of
all leading makes, both European and
American. Ireland's Pharmacy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29

What you can always get at Ire
lands Pharmacy: Your money re-
funded if everything purchased 10 not
in every particular as represented.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29

Now see that your blood is pure. Good
health follows the use of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, which is the one great purifier.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29

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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-29

end of said bridge, and then saw them
as they came on across said bridge. at
once started back toward the place where
the said Francisco Gonzales Borrego,
the said Antonio Gonzales Borrego, and
the said Hipolito Vigil were located, and
which had been previously agreed upon
as the most favorable place to commit
said murder; but, in going cautiously so
as not to attract the attention of said
Chaves, was yet about twenty feet,
more or less, from the said three last
mentioned persons whenthe said
ANTONIO GONZALES BoRREGo FIRED
a shot at said Francisco Chavez from a
Colts 45-caliber pistol The said Hippo
Ito Vigil then almost instantly fred a
shot at said Francisco Chavez from a
Colts 45-caliber pistol, and the said Fran
cisco Chavez staggered, aad said at the
same time, The brutes have murdered
me- when instantly the said Francisco
Gonzales y Borrego fred a shot at said
Francisco Chavez from Winchester rifle.
"The said Francisco Chavez then fell
down, whereupon the said Antonio Con
zaea y Borrego fred another shot at the
PROSTATE body of said Francisco Chavez.
had Colts double-action, 45-caliber,
whlte-handled pistol, given to me at said
bridge by, said Francisco Gonzales y
Borrego, prior to the said murder of said
Francisco Chavez. l was there at said
southern end of said bridge as above set
forth, lying in wait with the said three
last mentioned persons for the purpose
of numbering the said Francisco Chavez,
and the reason did not fire one or more
shots at said Francisco Chavez was be-
cause did not have the opportunity to
do 80, as above set forth, and when got
near enough to do so there was no further
need of shots. Immediately thereafter
the three last mentioned persons and /
eparated, fastening away from the scene
of the murder in different directions.
went direct to my home. -.,.-~-- $50.