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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-30

WASHINGTON. u. c., March .9.--So
fnr as can be- nscurWincd nothing las
been received here regarding the re-
ported firing on the American schooner
william Todd by Spanish Eunbnat on
the Ialr NJ Pines For the purpose of
informing himself oG the facts lR the
ease the Spanish minister hr Dupuy
dc LONE. has communicated with a
srIond ut Kingston. Jamaica, at which
place the vessel has arrived, but up 70
tonight had not received any reply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-30
DEATHS IN A FIRE.
TtTT'bIr Ttmtm'n' HoRss Disaster Ia New
York CltV-Ponr PrTsoss Perish.

NEW YORK, March 2o.-Four people
wert kllied and two injured In a fire
which started early th!s morning in the
tkres.s;ory busluessf and tenement
building, "a Hudson street; the dead
are.
Thomas Mal'oy. . years old. fire.
man on the steamship St Louis; sufro-
Gated.
Mary Mcmahon. single. q years old:
uG-sltaI
Margaret Ryan. 60 years old. single;
died ~ the way % the hospital from IN
tpr.as received b. Jumping from WIN
dow
HI Injured are:
Ha'~ HIgEiIs. IS years old. leg frac-
ig:sI ay .aII.aE.
Elward Walsh, % years old, foreman;
Internally hurt Jy failing from a ladder.
The burned rtlldinR Is one Of n row
q 'svrs-g'1ry structures owned by the
THEl.T Church corporation. The ground
apor Is occupied by John II. Egger, a
la'er IN cnrfsCtlcEeT1' supplies, and
- ,w1 upper floors were occupied by
Syc5dt tual.gs as dwellings. The sec
ohd Hr5r Immediately over the contec-
u'r.r' quarters. WAS occupied for the
ig's' part b. the family OF Thomas Nc
A-HgE The NcAIanus family consists
q Nr ana Mrs. McManus, two sons ana
tao daughters. Twelve OF the rooms
W that ap1- are used BY the family
q L-N4UIs. while three rooms IN the
rear gt,gn NJ the floor we're occupied
tF -lr and Mrs. Mcmahon, and the
gilrE man MallJy. the steamship fire
nan. who vas boarding with them. On
z" 'h.rt agor were number OF fam
Ga7
u 1as In the apartments of the Nc
NsHls family that the fire originated.
fN 'lr aH the police md the iremen are
able 20 determine
N.naglU McNanus. ono OK the sons,
VIC slept 90 one Of the back rooms of
il2 suite, was awakened by the smell
~ Eus.". lie turned IN an alarm ana
"aaernl the tenants fl wns apparent
lE.' fa" !.ycs Ot many were In danger.
Tor 'Gp smoke had pcrmeated every part
0' the house aud the flames were burn
.nr tr!skly. Al Of tho McManus's were
@f.. q" mako their way down the stairs
,1 'ha street before exit IN that dircc-
l.a wac cut m by the flames. Nicholas
I.a'.Iua succeeded IN helping ecvcrai
a. 'ao prOpic out b. Ieahing them down
,an alw through the binding smoke
10 Oh. hallway.
I, was an0ng the tenants on the
mp '1at the chief danger lay. some
.i irW raG u the roof and ESCAPED 30
.hi' diFfCtiau, but 0thorB sought to set
o .#H .F The stairway.
So Margaret Ryan and Mis- Kate
h.-s.n- one of the household, oH being
H##H nod ran 70 fhH FfErI Window ON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-30

BOSTON. March 29.--Sailed March O.:
Bothnta, Liverpool,
LONDON, March 29,-Arriyed; no
hawk. New York.
GIBRALTAR. March 29.-Sailcd; Boz
llvln. New York. Kaiser Wilhelm H.
New York
QUEENSTOWN. March 29--sailed:
I.ucanla. New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-30

For West Virginia. showers In tho early
morning. followed by slighlly colder ana
clearing weather; sOutheriY, shituhs 10
westerly winds.
For wrBtrYn PrrNsSiyRnta, eleNdS ona
unsettled weather possibly win IEnt
showers. cooler hlsh Flulhurly, shutIhS
For ohio, fair Monday, preceded ny
thawurs In the carly morning, slhUty
cooler; high nUthwcstcrly winds, snl,.-
Local TtmpsrHtur'.
nh, tcmpsrntlrv saturday uH observed
nv T. Eehnrpf. hFugElH, corner F0ur-
tGcnih and Market streets, was as tol-
lows:
5n. m...........,.. - y. m....,-.'.''''' - =
10. ui.,...,...,ss,, 81 j. 49,. i..''''' W
So M ........... E0.Wcathor-talE
SUNDAY,
IA. m.........,..,. i01 y, m,,,....'''''''' = =
n, m..,,,.,..,.., 5i m. m..',Ig.iI,Jis'' ,Ig.i,,nJ;, "
1. m........ '......., ,2IWcathor-CI0uaS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-30
WESTONS LOSS.
Sunday Mornings Fire Destroys
Valuable Property.
BrsNESS HOUSES ARE BURNED

,,,, Hundred and Flny ThOu'and Doll
~, coup in smOko-MODOnnsll Hotel
acknowledgment Merchants Heavy
Io,r,-only Ons-Third Covered by
In,ur.nOs-Thros Persons InJurrd-LO''
o,1Inut a Fire In New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-30
THE RAINIs LAW
,vn, Not Enforced Yesterday, hut saloons
Ohsrryci II.

NEW YORK. March %. --Thr RaInc7
liquor bill was not enforced In this city
to-day because of chief Police Conlln
srd tho corporation counsel were In
iouhi aq 90 whether the bin guns Into
1cct before ApHl %.
Tho saloons as uyunl wore Clegnd 20
tfaugru, aud many Keepers lived NJ
90. not only the spirit. but the letter of
,hc law aud closed their doors entirely
With tAClr shades down 50 that the in-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-30
THE CUBAN WAR.
Insurgents Hurh village and Hang tn
Mayor.

HAVANA, March ?o.-The insursent
leader Valencia has burned the village
OF Pcpe Antonio. near Guyanabanooa,
n short distance out OF Havana. includ-
ing Il church. They then hanged the
mayor. Joaquin Lavnndorca, and the
alderman. Rodriguez Gomez,
The bands OF Solamayor and Socorrcs
are moving toward Cabanas e reupite
wlnth MncCo. who was cncamped at the
plantation OF Manuclita. They attacked
Bahia Hondu After firing. which was
kept up Tor an hour and half, they re-
treated with considerable loss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-30

NEW YORK. Iarch ,-Thn steam
ship Mn1lanl asri''.' day from nr
.yTurInH THO 10 ,ho " 8t indies. On
Narcu "a, Mr. " u. 81 Vh. Hal''n
p1ts.n.ssr. Gl-I OF pn0un a. wug
forfv-rIHit yeurg OF t.r nhd n well
known druggist Of Monmouth. Ms. Tho
body was brought 10 port In u sealed
guAi.Ut,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-30
AN AWFUL CRIAi
Committed by n Mysterious MAJ
Near Akron, Ohio.
ASSAULTS Al ENTIRE FAMILY

And Succeeds In Numbering tho Aged
Parents and Wounds Two Daughters
and the Hired Man-Tho Tragedy De-
l,bsratsiy Planned, but tho Motive Il a
pIystsry-nObbery Not Back OF lt--A
Young GirlI Midnight Flight for Help.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-30
FOR RECIPROCITY.
Sentiment Confined to No Section
ofthe Country,
PETITIONS OF MANY INTERESTS

PourIn Upon ConErss, forR RssnNeimsnt
ofthat Wise PrOvIHiOn Of the Mckinley
Bm-PrOErammo or the Coming Week
in House and sSnatc-Ths lIvsrI aud
IIarboru Bill to Follow the sundry Civil
Appropriation nlll.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20
USED SYMPATHETIC INK.
The BOrregO Gang Again Undertake
to Arm Themselves for Escape.

The Borrego gang OF assassins have
again been caught in an effort to escape
from the penitentiary. They write al
great many letters to relatives and
friends, most of which are, after examin-
alton, allowed to pass. Lately 1t was
noticed that they discarded pen and ink
and used lead pencils exclusively. A NAM
Der of these letters bore Suspicious APP
pearance and by the use Of hot fiAt-iron
Col. Bergman discovered that, beneash
the pencil marks, was written in sympa-
thetic ink many things which we're hid
den to the casual observer, such AS ln-
structions for securing and smuggling IN
to them certain kinds Of saws. files, etc.
and one missive detailed plan whereby
it WAS hoped to provide themselves with
firearms, while another letter gave a
diagram of the cell house and detailed
plan for breaking through the walls.
all these letters were qnietly held up
until Frank Borrego made complaint
Then Superintendent Bergman sent for
\ him and varied him not to be caught al
any such devices again under penalty Of
being punished.
"The only power on earth that can ie'
, Won out of this tnstitution," said the sup
eriutenjent, lis the courts"
Col. Bergman has carefully preserved
these letters. They make a very inter
esting addition to the penitentlary'
varied collection of curios.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20
we Cant Last Forever

But we may prolong our continuance on
earth by keeping in good working order
the physical organs which providence has
vouchsafed to US. Among the more i'm
portant Of these is the liver. Either
through neglect or provocation. let this
great secretlve gland remain in or get
into disorder, and you will soon 6nd at
Asiatic change in your com Dlexion, you
will feel very uneasy in your right sid+
under the right shoulder blade, you
tongue will take on an unreasonable coat
Of fur, sick headache and nausea will en-
sue. Don't resort to a powerful purga'
tive, hut begin and pursue q course OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Then yor
will get we'll speedily and thoroughly
This great household remedy for bilious
ness also relieves and cures malHrial ane
kidney com plants, constipation, incip
lent rheumatism, dyspepsia and the 10
tirmities begotten by an enfeebled condi
tion of tbs system. 1t promotes sleeE
and tranquil state of the nervous svs
tenn.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20
SOMETHING TO HAPPEN.
Queer Straws t:arnered from W"oAe
Lot Of Talk About the A T. q >.
r.. and Other Lines.

That those who hold the whip-hand in
Atlantic l. Pacific and st. Louis q San
Francisco railroad affairs are working to
a common end to let the A., I. q ). r.
out aud establish a new trans-continen-
tai line seems now so be beyond question.
New York, Boston, St. Louis and San
Francisco newspapers are full of the
deal. A New York dispatch says:
"Although it is not yet officially an
uounced, it is we'll understood that the
tbs. F. interests have been purchased
by a syndicate of Frisco bondholders,
re presented 10y the Seligmaus, of New
York, B. P. Cheney, of Boston, and Mr'
Alsberg, of Amsterdam, and that st.
Louis capital to small extent Wall be
represented IN the new Frisco company
A decree of foreclosure will be entered IN
few days" +.
A Boston dispatch says the Atlantic d
Pacific bondholders' committee proposes
to enjoln the A., T. & 8. F. from issuing
certain new common stock provided for
| in the plan of reorganization, holding
that such issue sis in the nature OF a con
spiracy to avoid contract" The A. d
P. people say that their road has traffic
guarantee contract which can not 81
legally Cancelled by receivership and
reorganization.
Out on the Pacific coast Receiver
Smith, of the A. u p, appears to use thu
word tive" il the interest of the A., I.
3. F. In reply to a question as to whethe
g. P. Huntington had secured control o
that portion of the road between tn
; Needles and Mojave, Mr.. Smith said
"ho, but if Huntington wants 1t he Cal
have it. We are more than willing Il
sell 1t, aud We can build parallel line tt
: fill the gap for 30 per cent less none,
than it would cost Huntington"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20
The Coming Encampment.


The delegation to the g. A. R. encamp-
meut at Ration to BIZ held on the oath and
25th insts., as representatives from earle.
ton post is Francis Downs, past depart
ment commander; Geo. W. Knaebel, past
department commander; Henry N. Davis,
Hiram Champion, j. L. Morris, past post
commanders; W s. Fletcher, departments
inspector; Smith Il. Sim pson, council of
administration.
SIS Beatty and Edward Miller, dele.
gates; Valentine Herbert, Ysidro Torres,
alternates. 1t is probable that ma
jority of these veterans will be present
leaving here Thursday evening, aud Col.
B-rgmann, Capt. j. R. Hudson, Jac',b
Weltmer and perhaps several others will
be of the party. In addition to Gov.
Thornton, Judge Walker, I. P. Gable and
others expect to leave on the train Friday
morning. Among the ladies booked for
the trip are Mrs. Gov. Thornton, Mrs.
Geo. W. Knaebel, Mrs. Walker and Miss
Bergman.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20
PERSONAL.

Supt. james Duggap, of the Cerrillos
Coal Railroad mines, is visiting the city.
Hon. N. B. Field, of Albuquerque, is
here to appear for the families Of the
victims in the White Ash mine disaster
cases shortly to be called for trial In the
district court.
At the Exchange: M. Duegan, Illinois
j. R. Blanchard and wife, Denver; A. W
Archibald, Trinidad; Tom Matthews, Colo
RADIO; j. Nestor Ortiz, Ortiz, Colo; ". L.
Trimble, Albuquerque; P. Wason, Thorn
ton, N. NJ.
At the Palace: II. II. Dougherty, Miss
Dougherty, Shelbyville; Fl. II. Wheelock
Walter Florence, st. Louis; Jim Curry
Espanoa; John Barclay, W. j. Nourse
San Francisco; F. P. Reese and wife, Chi
cavo; Alex. G. Robinson, Louisville, Neil
B. Field, Albuquerque; j. s. Srluveizer
New York; Jas. Duggan J. 9. Brentfeld
VIM. Fitzpatrick, John Hunt, E. D. Sui
Ilivan, H. franklin, Madrid; F. 3. Sherlley
Cerrillos.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20
AGAIN INVITES DEFEAT.
Delegate CatrOn Takes Fresh Tack
In Hopes Of Controlling the Next
Legislature.

The Washington press dispatches of
yesterday morning announce that Dele.
gate Catron has taken another tilt at his
studied partisan effort to capture the
next legislative assembly. 1t will be re-
mem bered that the recent roasting Dele
gate CAtron received on the floor of the
senate at the hands of Senator Hill and
others originated over the delegates
brazen and unprecedented effort to so
amepd the legislative appropriation bill
No to permit him to have absolute con
troll over the organization of the lrgisls
ture. He was even willing to try and
hide his iniquiiy, 10 order to make it ap
pear plausible to members Of congress,
by providing ia the same not that no 10.
trrpreters Or trauslators should be en-
ployeo In the New Mexico Legislature,
but the New MEXICAN aud other friends
Ut fair play spoiled his little project, and
the "sneHked-in" partisan amendment
| WA killed. ~ MI
Now Catron takes new tack. From
the house COMMITTEE on territories he has
reported to the house bill providing
that upon the converting Of the terri.
torial legislature OF New Mexico, any one
! member Of either house may administer
the oath Of ufiics to the presiding officer
elect, aud he shall administer the same
to the other members aud officers.
Accom- panyiug the bill is Mr.. Catron's
report, which says: 1.-THE object Of this
bin Is to modify the existing laws SO that
| a.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20
in THE DISTRICT COURT.
Presbyterian Mission Case Against
Prs,bst SIN on Tliai-e.rand jury
Reported thirteen Mare lndict-
otenls and Discharged.

The jury trial of the cause entitled,
"The Trustees of the Board of Domestic
Missions of the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church in U. s. of America
vs.. Charles Probst, eiectment," was not
completed in Judge Laughlin's court On
Saturday evening as was expected. u
has been in progress all day and may not
be given to the jury until tomorrow.
Pursuant to instructions of the court
the grand jury, having been in session
one week, made its final report on Sa' ur-
day evening and WAS discharged. 1t pre-.
scented thirteen more true bills, making
in all nineteen indictments returned dur
ing its session. The jury also rendered
thanks to the judge and the district at
torney for assistance aud advice, and ex-
planned that, owing to its time being
limited, it had been unable to visit the
iail or to examine the accounts of county
officers.
Among the new indictments returned
| may be mentioned the following:
Thomas Denny, larceny; arraigued and
pleaded not guilty.
Ezequiel Chaves, deputy sheriff of Calls
teo, charged with murder; arraigned
pleaded not guilty and trial set for mex
Friday.
Eubedio Lucero, discharging pistol
appeared as per his bond, but has not ye
pleaded. =.
Warrants for the arrest Of the other tel
persons indicted have been issued, bu
have not yet been returned.
The $4,000 bond of Ross Griffith
charged with assault to kill, with W. /
Kennedy, P. F. Hogan, Frank Leonatt
W. G. Rogers and John Creek as suretie
has been declared forfeited and the prope
steps taken to recover damages ther'
under. As Griffith is doing business {
Cerr.los as usual, it ia presumed that h
failure to put in an appearance was dt
to a misunderstanding and that the ma
ter will be adjusted without loss to tt
bondsmen.
Mr.. Neill B. Field, of Albuquerque, tn
morning sued out writ of error 10 tt
supreme court 10 the matter of Sandov
VS.. Meyers, of the I'd judicial district.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20

The New Mexican is in receipt of
Communication giving the names of halt
dozen young men who are alleged to
have engaged in the most dIsgraceful
rswdyism at the college base ball grounds
yesterday. The names will not be given
at this time, out of respect for the par
snts of the participants. but it must be
aorne in mind that repetition of such
scenes will not be so lenlently dealt with.
Good base ball does not depend upon
rowdyism for its success.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The new train schedule took effect on
the d. Il R. G. this morning.
A. M. Codington, aged 63 years, the
we'll known merchant at Bland, died OF
pneumonia yesterday.
The old city council will hold Its last
and the new council it's first meeting at
the city hail this evening.
VIII, Snnchoen has erected the bill
boards for the Wallace circus which
appears here May -. The poster car ar
rives to night.
u. 8. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: FAR weather tonight and Tues
day; stationary Temperatures; light to
fresh west winds.
All the western railroads have agreed
UPON one fare for the round trip for the
uatioral political conventions at st.
Louis and Chicago.
The "Colege Reds" defeated the "Jolly
Boya," of Santa Fe, yesterday by score
of 16 to IL. The game was highly inter
esting throughout and greatly enjoyed by
the spectators.
If You are interested in irrigation or
fruit growing matters, send your address,
on postal card, for a sample copy OF
"Practical Irrigation" Roswell, N. NJ
illustrated, monthly.
w. II. Kerr arrived from Galveston
yesterday with Sheriff Cunuingham's race
horses. He has had very successful
season in the south and brings home
number of good horses which will be put
iu training at the race track.
Agent Lutz is advised that the A., L.
s. F. pamphlet on "health resorts in New
Mexico" a publication of forty-elgh
pages detailing much information OF in
terest to tourists and health seekers, vii
be ready for distribution by May l..
Next Saturday and Sunday the Sant'
Fe base ball team and the Albuquerqu'
team will play two games. A number o
bicycle riders from Albuquerque and We
gas will be here and on Sunday morning
there will be handicap race. of eigh
miles.
Surveyor General Easley will arrive IL
Santa Fe from Nebraska this afternoon
over the Denver & RIO Grande road witt
three of his children. Mrs. Easley, who
Is still an invalid, and little Mabel vii
remain in Colorado Springs for few
| weeks.
President w. H. Jack, Of the New Mex
leo cattle sanitary board, spent Saturday
afternoon in con ference with Gov. Thorn
ton and discussed modification OF Ger
tain quarantine lines as respects Texa'
and Oklahoma points. The governor hal
issued new quarantine proclamation II
accordance with conclusions reached a
this conference. The proclamation vii
40 pear in these columns Tomorrow.
The NEW MEXICAN notices with pleas
ure that Capt. W. NJ. Eada, of Carrollton
formerly banker at Las Vegas, and Mt
E. W. Stephens, of Columbia, pubIishe
of New Mexico supreme court reports
both we'll known in Santa Fe, arc anon
the Missouri silver delegation to III
Democratic national convention In Chi
cago on july.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20
Cochiti Crumbs.

COChttI CrHmD6s
Mr.. W. A. Nash, travelling for the Albu-
querque Citizen, has placed a copy OF
the new albuquerque city directory, a
very creditahle work, In all the hotels
here.
Mr.. Nash is just in return from the Co.
chiti district aud reports Cripple Greek
parties there preparing to start up the
mill at Allerton. He says there are i'm
menae quantities of ore worth from $l6
to $50 a ton now on the dumps of the Co
chit mines only awaiting the proper
milling facilities. Daily shipments OF
high grade ore are still going forward to
Pueblo from the Lone Star and other
mines.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20

Wauted-First-class salesman in New
Mexico who has acquaintance with the
mines aud factories to sell our goods on
salary or commission. Address, The
Stoddard Oil & COMPOUND Co.,, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20

Wanted-In every city or town, an In
dustrious, Intelligent man, with small cap
ital, to manufacture, without machinery,
a popular, sparkling, non.a alcoholic drink,
paying large profits. For particulars ad.
dress, The Sparkling Company, 30 Park
Place, New York.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20

Wanted-Three or four rooms, or small
cottage, furnished or unfinished. Apply
at this Office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20

Liberal Reward
And no questions asked for the return OF
the silver spoon-holder and spoons taken
from the home of Mrs. r. Il. Tay tor.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20

Make it point to see that your BLOOD
10 purified, enriched and vitalized at this
season with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20

For, Sale-A % ID ladies bicycle in good
condition. G. A. Scheurich.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20

High quality California wines for
table uss Ct 0cheurich's.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20
365 days
better.

The art of car-build-
ing gets moro exact
more artistic-BErTER
every year. 50, turned
out Far Rner cars than
1894, and 1873 10 way
ahead of 1895.
The new sleepers in
service on the Burling.
tons fast trains b tween
Denver, Omaha and Chi
cago are products of 1888.
There are ten Of them
altogether = all fresh
from the Pullman Com.
pany's shops - all with
wide vestibules-Pintish
gas : elegant upholstery
NEW carpets - wide
berths-,lp.to.date meth.
DDS Of ventilation aud
sanitation.
They are q whole year
newer IS DAYS BET.
TER-than carsrunning
over competing Nnes.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20

The only GAIL Mexican Tobacco" DC
cigar in town, at Fischer's. Try them
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-20

DoM throughout The World. rfice, cr11cuHAs $685.
ooxp iii kGsvLvkNT, bOc. snd o. fVrrgA Dku0
AM CNKN Corr. sole rrops., Boeton.
Sle'f 70 Produce Luxuitant AAtf," WaIleA trees
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
SUM fjcnote Ioriatteren.

Snotii ior en- WeuneIfeatDer iioen,
eler bel iaa bet, bar bet 10 pufel,l
imaat bepsnot meb Sfoleuuoerpisnins
gen paa 2anbet / &or9e. aunoifaben
/ Retisiou bar peerli mayer os iubs
ltranfei. os mango baspenote, itupipe
Spar III Ireiten, naar ban ooerbcrie
Brruene til 8Oufirmntionen.
Mten bet bar life altio "8gru", Tom
ait for Yreiten. Oct er alminOsli9 b.
tieuot, OF Ssrn al @5ouleHoifen" iom
Spl9e al beres I%omaoelip meb Spr0ls
prene bperten blep bpbt eler toniir.
msrst iom auore 6olf, os naar Der fpm
en- 1iN, Sa De snifeoe at siftc zig pan
cjpiliicret 8is. matte be ierit cpbes o.
fonfirmeres. ier iao funSe tie.
6antssauiia boooe rsiaa for lanac
Iioen traapt fine Sarneito, ba bun frem.
itilebe fig for Breiten til Suerbcrina.
Iaar tun bleo ipur9t ON nosei. gap
bun altio burtise Splr. oiis iloel
Seuipn til, enteu De hang i SGT eIer i
Epus.
Gaa bin Sag fit aaiia bet Ssprss.
maal al 8reften:
"&au ou iise mig, bpsm bar ifreuet
8ibeleu? 2"
uoen of blinfe buiebe Soutes &aiia
no meo ielgeuoe unocrrciuins. ipm rel
reppe Greitcn bapoc bort Ter:
"Spu, os' a 60 @amles Wari, SpFer
te DO aari Mariiua; = on fieorc
rel Go!"