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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05
CHANCE TO THE IunY.

Upon the opening Of court at $3.50
this morning Judge Hilos commend d
tho delivery Of his charge TO the Jury,
which wasin substance as iollows'
"Gtntlsmen OF tho Jury; The defend.
ant, Harry HyndS,lIs accused by this
indictment Of the oGenee OF murder In
the nTs, degree. The indictment
alleges ia substance that tho defendant
ON the iirst day Of March, A. ID. 1896,
At tho county OF Salt Lake, stats OF
Utah, feloniouhly and preme1itatsdly
diJ hill anu murder one Walter j.
Dlnw oodey, by shooting him with a
pistol. Murder " the unlawful killing
of n human being with malice Aflfe-
ihouRhi. Such malice mHy DO exc
presied or implied. IL IL expressed
when there " manliosted n delibeTAts
intention unlAwiully 10 tske away tue
liie OF n fellow creature. It N Implied
whom no considerable prOvOcatiOn
appears or wh6n the circumstances
attending the killing shows an aban-
donel or malignant ntArt. Every
murder psrpetrated by poison, lying IN
walt or aDy other kind OF wlliul, delib.
erAio, malicious Ghd premtdlla,ed
killlng, OF comm tod in tho Ierpelra.
Oh OF attempt 10 peri .eale any hfs0n,
rap burglary or tvDbrfJ or peTpetiattd
from q prcmuditated dusign unlawiully
aud mlliciously 10 effect the death Of
any other human being, other than
him who IL KILLED, or pVrpetfatnd by
any act greatly dangerous 10 the lives
Of Others, and evldonelng = deprayed
mind, regardless Of human life, Ia
murder In the hTsl degree.
"Murusf IN tho nscJLd degree 10 the
unlawful killing Of human being
with malice, but without any admix.
tufe OF elaboration or pTemoditation.
Tue term malice means wish 10 voA
annoy or inluTe another person. Man.
slaughter IL tho unlawful killing OF q
human being without malice. II Ia Of
lwn kinds:
". Voluntary; Upon a sudden heat
Of passion.
-. Involuntary; IN tho commission
Of an unlawful act, not amounting 10
a felony, "a In tbs eommlssion OF n
lawful act which might produce death
IA al unlawful manuer, or without
due caution or clroumspeulion.
40 constitute murder ia tile frst de-
gree there must DO a premeditated ill.,
sign 10 kill, but It matters not how
short the time may be between tue
ofming Of the dss.gn 10 kill and the
striking Of tue ialnl blow; or II the
killing 10 done la the peri g ration or
he attempt 10 ppfpetrale uuy aTsoD,
rape, tuiglary o. robbery, u 10 muir
dlrin iru nfst dcsfeu even thougn
tueTe may have bteu no pre- meditated
irign 90 XIII. Tho billing msy BE-
"a aue by nuy 81 the various means or
ulma Va death by which lie may be
ltrtcOu.e,
'lho pnrden q he 1roJi is on the
p secutlon TO prove al the essential
acts constituting the uheuse charged,
y0ur satisfaction, beyond reason.
colo l0uhi.
'iht intent or mention with which
an &C, IL done Is thowa by the ciTcum.
''anees connected with the not done,
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MINOR MENTION.

The high water a, Bolae, Idaho, "a
diminishing.
Toe wagon road near Julletla, Idaho,
IL iinpsasable by being under two Ia
nve feet OF water, through swolle,
streams.
Harry Woods, who was hurt Mt
Evanston yesterday by the bursting oil
nm ar storage reservoir n the Union
Pacific 81 ops, dlod at ., don early this
morning.
Henry johnson, shit boss at the
bunker Hin aud sullivan minss,
Warmer. Idaho, was struck ON the
head yelter Jay by ALL rock and
fatally ipJufou.
John Doe. whose other and true
nams appears 10 be- unknown, forfeited
$40 In the police court today ior
drunkenness.
The boys in the IRE and police de,
pAflments received thols monthly
ttlpenis In cold ca,h today, anu ~ a
mural nWquenoe, their acial ex.
p esslons indicated bappinefa.
John Godin, the man who damn
myi' erlously disappear, although 8,
rrl o. ed 80 n m0rn'"" cnIsmroraTy
returned nom Mtrcur last evening.
A iull altenienea o. all local com.
millets on the coming convention Of
NJ chitfs, IL requested at the meeting
D be held this evening ats o'clock la
tbs oms o. the fire and police board,
I'D city hall.
Ihe commencement exercises OF ia q
Latter ny salnis' college will DO held
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mEmn.S,s W.. ~ n. LouIs.
chief iiarriRnn Of rita, city wiz
Apprshend him ~ salt Lake win
send Honey Enough.


chief iiarriEnn Of rhat city viii
Apprshend min % salt Lake win
send noney Enough.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 5.-Chief Har-
rigan anu this detsciives think they
have loci ted Rev. Francis He,ms-s.
the fugitive minister OF SAT- isaas
City, charged with double murder.
They not only learned positively that
Hermans was NJ the Union station in
this city about May llth, but have
traced his movements since then.
Chlei HaffigRn admits that he knows
where the alleged criminal Ia hiding.
The chief Yesterday scnt telegram 10
Chiei OF Police Pratt Of Salt Lake,
telling him that n the Salt Lake
authorities would send enough moncy
here. the ~. Louis police would bring
about the fugitive criminai'0 appre-
hension.
Chief HarTigAn refused 10 20 into
the details Of tue work his depafl,s ant
has doue In tho case.
Hefmans was detected In ~. l. uls
by means Of two baggage chscks, No.
i,giB and 23,T2l Issued by tho baggage
agent al Kansas City, Union stntion,
the evening OF May 10Th. The descrip-
ton OF tbs man 10 whom these checks
were given Tailed precisely with that
" Hermans.l
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REcoyEnID ar nurrE.
Hiss sAmusisah'a rrunk aud the Con.
tents ssid ~ HERR au. All
secured Tor Evidences.

Hiss sAmusIs rrunk aud the Con.
tents soid ~ HERR au. All
secured Tor Evidences.
Chief OF Police Pratt received tho
following letter from Butte, Montana,
today;
Dear Slf-In regards to tho trunk and
contents. OF Annie Samuelson, which
was sold In this city by Rev. HerInAns,
| am glad 10 inform you that / Will bo
ablo TO recover tho following articles,
Wis 1 trunk = pair o. shoes. / black
trimmed hat; 4 beaver cloth lacket;
l plush silk trimmed with mink
Jacket; ! brown shawl, with black
stripe, black dross trimmed with
water silk and ono trimmed with black
silk ! green ladies' cloth Odd; ladies'
skirt, plaid, heavy goods; red satin
waist; outing flannel wrapper; white
dotted skin; / white waist, not made up;
knit aleeyoloss waist, old gold; 2 suits
Of old underwear. aprons In bingham,
lawn and cloth. aud small capo.
Tho Shoes were bought from Spencer,
Lynch q Co., Of Salt Lake; tho numbers
In tho inside VI tho shoe. are $3.50, 6042.
Tho above named articles can DO re-
covered for SO, which IL the price thoy
have been sold for and tho second hand
man wants nothing for hi. trouble. Hon.
Ing this Information may DO OF some
value 10 you, remain,
Yours respectfully,
u. j. TEDo, Chief OF Polics.
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anu lie s.uns mud sni discretion Of
tue accused.
sin detcmlning whether the de end.
ant acted with the specific intent TO
Kill, ana with the deliheration and
reconciliation which IL charged In
the Indictment, you must take into
consideration Ill that he may have
SAID or may have done, 90 far a. the
evidence may show he did cay or do
anything, AMI from II all determine
whether ne did Ia lot Kill the deceaeed
With the malice with the delibotation
and reconciliation chsfged In the In.
dictmont.v
The court also charged that to prove
defilement II mattered not whether
tbs vile, daughter, mother, sister or
other female dependent was 81 cbaele
character 70 that the adultery was
committed, with or without the con-
sent Of tho female. That II the Jury
found by the evidence that the defend.
ant had reason 10 believe the adultery
had been committed and the KILN;
had resulted from passlon aToased OF
this discovery, tue verdict should be
QUE Of not guilty. Tnat the Jury could
believe the testimony OF many wit.
nesses agnirst one or one against
many. Asto the proportion OF self.
cor;foi the court Instructed that the
highest typo Of civilized manhood
should not be the criterion, but man
Kind In general. Tho Jury must de-.
eide whether or not tue defendant wac
able TO control his passion A. an ordin-
afy mhu. The couri quoted section
4i6l OF the Compiled Laws Of Utah on
ustiuable htmloide and specified tho
conditions constituting q case which
would como under itn pfovisi0np.
Ine charge was practically an In.
struoiiou ter n verdict u not guilty aud
the long absence OF the jury was a
source Of much wonder on she part Of
those waiting In tho court room.
The iufy retired Nj l0.ib.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05
Bsiore Jndg. street.

10 Judge Streets cut t1day me
case IL Fred Wales Va r. AMI CHI |
OF nj was dismissed, the ~ Q l. e.m.
Ing u = settlement out o. oud.
The case of JOHN II. Bauoy aRhinst
the Great salt Lake Aud Hot SPRINGS
railway was referred tn Judge Riirho
10 take ieallmony AMI report a sin ! n
disposition was made " tho ciss Il
Elihu Uiry ageins; lhe same cam.
pauy.
in the onio OF August Vol 70 Z agaiuit
Gee. X ente, ton Gays was given 1
which 10 plead aud the caas continued
for the term.
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sToCss AND MARKETS.


NEW YonR, June b.-MAnhattAn was tho
O'Clock and on large irAnsaetlons adyAneed 4
TO lNA, declining later 10 lN on Toaliztns
ofders. Expectation, Of favorable aeto a on 4
pfoposlNon submitted by The company 10 inc
rapid transit commission Ia tbe ostensihis
cause tor inc buoyanoy OF tho stock. ms
general list display cd fggresaiye strength. 10.
bace? rising . and other leading sharss ma.
silver certificates were OIL to co on realizing
The market relapaod into dullness after n
but the priceA were well sustained except mai
tobacco recedod per cent TO 0li.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05
The Arson Case.

The case Of the State against +. +.
wamboldi, on 4 charge arson, was To
have come up In the criminal division
OF tho Third district court, but the
case wAs postponed until $3.50 tomorrow
morning. Tho defendant owned y
butcher shop In the southeastern por.
ton OF tho Town and the building was
burned last fall some time under oir-
cumtlanecs which resulted In the
holding OF tho defendant 10 this court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05
Discharged Sergeant Reinstated.

The fire and police board with three
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Varian, Cohn
and Noble-held = special meeting last
evening for the sole aud only purpose
OF acting In accordance with tho orders
Of tho court In tho reinstatement Of
Sergeant Eslinger. Clork Felt was
appripsd Of the meeting by the arrival
OF tho patrol wagon OF his residence,
which conveyed him TO the scene Of
action. The COURTS mandate was ntt
read, after which Commissioner COIN
moved the nergeant's Reinstatement
and the molten prevailed.
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wAnt.a Eor.eiosurs.

Isaac oberfelder. doing business n,
/. Oberfeldel * Co., nled complaint
on foreclosure VI mortgage against w.
III. Wallace and Geneva GrosskouI
and 4. Ellis Burn, In the Third dis
trict court today. The plaintiff prsyI
for judgment against the defenda al
for tho sum Of s76i go as principal and
Interest now due on n promissory note
and for $50 attorneys fee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05
FURTHER cL.ums wIaEr.
20. Louis Police ssy rhey Have Her.
mas Located wi,hia rsur sours'
ride Of the ~ cion. Metropolis.

ST. Louis, Jun 5.-Chief OF Police
Hauigan anu Chief Detective Dts.
mond have located tho preacher muir
defer In a city not ovsf four hours'
ride from ST. Louis. IL Is said he ip In
either Ciaolunati or n small town elk
miles from indianapolis, disguised as =
l1rlst.
Leavo was given. In tho care OF
SAMUEL a. WIolley againtt Maggie {.
Thomps'i, 70 cornct the decree OF
iofsc oeuro, her, toiofe entered, 10 con-
fofm 10 the iludtngf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05
ANOTHER muaDrn CHARGED.

a Sister OF urs. iiermans No. Who
MA. Not neen seen sine. $500
MINHEApoLIs, MIMI, June o.-Mrs.
Clara Crowley Of this city believes
that the Rev. Francis Hermann, this
Salt Lake llufdefer, 10 resp nsibi" for
the death Of on" OF hof listers
nnd tue dlaT psarance u an.
othor. Nils Beitua Wagner. bIs
aggravated ~ Hormans' effort TO have
her DECLARED insane. Then ne attempt.
cd g. marry Caroline, her sister, aud
although utterly repugnant 10 her, he
had great inhuenco over her. She has
not tosE seen siuce the spring OF 1890
MITE. Crowley believes she was muir
deTed by Hermans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05
WILL APPEAR IN CAMILLE.
Miss Jeanne Russell, Miss yilAte Pear,
Carnival Queen CANDIDATES, and
Two Army Cmcois.

Attic Grand Opera house on Mon.
day and Tuesday eveniugs, In the Car
niyal beEenl periormAncos OF Ca.
mile, Mics Jean b. Russell anu Mis-
Vilate Peari, the leading candidates
tor State queen, will appear In the
play and for escorts will have two
well known and popular army officer /.
The quartetIe will be merely lay
figures, and with John Rogen will
make the alIongest aggregation OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05

The Supreme court handed down o
decision today In ths case Of Frank
Leak w the Rio Grande Western
Railway company. Upon reading ami
filing the mandato Of the Supreme
court OF the United States, whetei u
the Judgment OF the Supieme court
OF The Territory OF Utah was
affirmed, II was ordered that the
verdict rendered In the dieifiot court
affirmed, with costs. The ludg-
msut obtained by the plnintifi was
rendered In the Third district courtnnd
was In the sum OF sl3,S70 ior iuluriea
received Ia Bingham canyon while IN
the employ Of the defendant railway
company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05
HERMANS SPOTTED.
St. Louis Police Cam 10 Have
him Under Cover Now.
NOT FAR FROM THE TORNADO CITY.
Butte Chief Of Police Has Recovered
Miss Samuelson's Trunk ati
Contents for Evidence.

Now comes the news that Hermsns
has been located by The 81. Louis
police; that he IL within four hours
ride Of the tornado tors city; that he
can be captured II little cash lie forth.
coming. Chief Pratt says he has TO.
celved no such information though
one Of the dispatches received this
afternoon and printed below indicates
that he has been c1mmunlcat,d 81 with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05
Executive Appointments.

DR.. Millspaugh Of Salt Lake and ID.
II. Christensen Of Utah county were
appointed by the Governor AZ members
OF tho State board Of education.
John Sharp was also appointed game
wardIn by his excelloney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05

A decision was also given In the
case Of ID. II. Peesy against Hebef
Wright, sheriff OF Weber county. Tho
suit grew out Of sale OF incorporation
stock and the Judgment Of the lower
court IA sfiifmed except M 10 an Attor-
ney's fec In favor Of the plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05

This coupon entities holder 10 one vote
for Queen Of tho Midsummer Carnival,
salt Lake City, July Ind, 3nd and ith,
1850.
All counties In the State will be invited
TO Join In tho Carnival Pageant and TO
choose Queens Of thor several counties
TO represent tholr delegations. who Will
be received by the Carnival Queen at tho
Throne M guests OF Honor.
80 49,
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oais-june. ~; July. III.
e era,,n Ils; July. t!aagaLl5
nibs-Juno D.sj; July, N,Diaiotis
barley-23a53.
Rye "a
Iiax--1i..
1imoihy-s3
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NO VERDICT AS YET.
The Jury 10 The HyDd' Case Have
Not Come 10 q Conclusion.
A DISAGREEMENT Is EXPECTED.
Six Hours Out-Judge lilies Charged
the jury on Opening Of Court
this Morning.

The Hynds case went to the Jury at
l0;i5 this morning, after hearing the
charge Of Judge Hiles. AZ prsss time
the Jury had been out six hour, and II
was confidently expected by u great
many that they would not agree.
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DrmD.
silver. Lead.

HARRISON, In the Tenth ward this ei,,
Thursday. June 9Th. 1890, Angelina, wife ~
James ~. Harrison. She was seventy nine
was borni Adjourn, sthnordshire. Fnsiand
Funeral IRON the Tenth ward meeting hoa1.
nest sunday. at ~ mi friends invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05

ailout aclofa ever surn on any stage.
Seats aud boxes f1r the two perform.
nnces will be nuctioned on at the 81 O.
Exchange tomorrow, during the noon
hour, Immediately alter t..o call, and
many lively bidders have promised 10
be on hnn1 to give the affair lively
send Of.
Tie arrangements for The grand con.
cert and baud oon1ost, which Will be
under tue direcllouo ProLSisphens.afo
pfogfoftirg rapidly anu the full
rf1gfHm viii re ready for announce.
ment within Tow days. The MS
fchtarsnl ni sirrors will take place al
the Tabernacle Monday evening anu
All who intend 10 take part are re-.
qpes.ei TO be on hand promptly al
1880 O'Clock.
The voting osnics, IL nearing It,
flnal wuot. On tho 1871 inft this sue.
cessiul candidate will Ne announced.
Tho vote last evening stood:
Miss jean b. Russell ..............s....is.ooi
Keep pour fayouto above this line Il you
Wiah her 90 succeed
SITES Niiaic rcaft,.... ................ ,O0G
Miss tlnufaa lhaiuhgr.......... .......... 2flJ
hiia Laura hcrhe.s.4.................. pi5
Mf. a. .. s13
Cut this ont aud sond to executive
committee, room 3l5 Atlas Block, city.
IL sJTGi J, ~ " ) ! -Is,7 sstlzyyslSf
s1-larlll.s-.l.aia3-l.s,l. -11lsls.
MY CHOICE FOR QUEEN.
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lHIEDE MUST HANG.
.EAK GETS THIRTEEN THOUSAND
for Iniuries Received on the Rio Grande
Western In Bingham CanJon-A
weber County Case.
Thiede must hang.

Thiede must hang.
Tha, was the decision Of the Slate
Supreme court today. The mandate Of
he U.s.supreme court wac rsa', which
confirmed the judgment OF the lower
SQUIRT, and on motion Of Attorney
whiltemorc the case was removed 10
he Third district court for further
action in accordance with law,
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nos. Chicago, Juu,s
l.iFht, ss.i0as5.g.
Mixed, Sao5dt3s0.
Heavy, 81. eoafals
Rough, tlsoa3.oo.
Cattle
Reeves. f3ssaMao
Cows and hoifera. 81. 5oat.9 So
Texas HtccrH, fLtaatl.s 20
s!ockor. and feeders. slooat.so.
sheep-Market slow, veal.
silver. Lead.
silver Cs.n
Lead $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-05

Lovely Lawn and Swiss Ufetsti.
Ms. Francis aud uaughtsr, 20 q
e,resi, viii make them up Tor 500.
This month only.
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Chicago ,farkoi.

chicago. June 5.
Wheat-Juno bais Julv, t0i..
oorn-Junc, hhi July, asSak.
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being twisted up In knots. / was unablst IL
dress myself. except with assistance ani
could only hobble about by using q zane.
had no appetite, and was assured. ty No
doctors. that ! could not I've. The palms. 10
times. we've 40 awful. that could procure
relief only By means oi hypodcrmfc iu!ar.
lions Of morphine. ! bad my limbs haufasci
In clay. IN sulphur. IN poulilccs, but thst.
gave only temporary rellef Afier tDIne
everything. aud suffering the most awful
fortunes, began 10 take Ayers sarsapulh.
Inside 81 two months. ! was able 10 walk
without n cane. In three months. my Limits
began 10 strengthen. and In the course ~ "a
year. was cured. Ny weight has Increased
10 io5 pounds. aud ! am nov ablr 10 do my
full days work as q railroad blacksmith"
AYE: RS
The only Worlds Fair sasapahlla.
1rER's PMS cure Headache.
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RAYMoND, Fremont County,
81. Victor T.. o., Idaho.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-03
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

No paper will be issued from the New
MEXICAN Office tomorrow.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight and Saturday.
Quite large delegation of visitors is
booked to spend the 4th in Albuquerque.
School poll taxes are now due and may
be paid to H. S. Lutz. secretary of the
school board, or to Nicanor Baca, col
lector.
Capt. William Strover, of troop I, New
Mexico militia, expresses regret through
Col. John Borrodaile that his cavalry
company will be unable to participate in
the Fourth of July festivities, but hopes
they may be able to join in some other
celebration at a later period. They ex-
poet to attend the mountain and plain
festival at Denver in October.--Albuquer
que Demo
The ladies of the Women's aid society
of the Presbyterian church have arranged
to give an ice cream festival in the head
quarters building, opposite the New
MEXICAN office, tomorrow afternoon, be-
ginning at o'clock. The bill of fare
will include ice cream and cake, sherbet
and cake, and delicious lemonade,
Twenty cents will be charged for cake and
ice cream or cake and sherbet.
A jolly picnic party of young people is
booked to leave for Monument rock at
O'Clock tomorrow. The party is com
plimentarY to Mr.. and the Misses Baker
and will be composed of Misses Baker
Keller, Holman, Weir, Palen, Griffin
Hurt and others, Messrs. Pope, Alley
Parker, Hudson, Baker, Brady, Andrews
Shelby, Reaves, Gortner, Scheurlch ani
others. Mrs. Shannon will chaperone thu
party.
A large amount of money is due to tn,
New MEXICAN on subscription accounts
and, as the business manager has recent,
mailed bills to all delinquents, every sub
scriber in arrears knows exactly how hit
account stands. None of the amounts
are large, but they aggregate good dea
of hard earned money and their prompt
payment would materially tighten the
burdens of the business Office in this dull
midsummer season. Persons referred to
in this paragraph will please bear this
polite hint in remembrance.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-03

Mr.. Clarence Key and wife are spend
ing the summer at Park View, Rio Arriba
county.
Hon. j. H. Reeder, clerk Of the U. s.
land court, has been quite ill at the Pal,
ace for several days.
Col. J. N. Smithee, formerly we'll
known here, is now editor of the Arkansas
Gazette at Little Rock, and is doing we'll
Major Edmund G. Ross, secretary oil
the New Mexico bureau of immigration
went down to Albuquerque to-day to
spend the 4th with his family.
At the Exchange: Mrs. F. G. Erb
Hopewell, N. NJ; G. B. Reynolds, Ray
mond, Neb.; A. W. Clifford, Socorro.
At the Palace: Jim Curry, Espanola;
H. R. Wood, Philadelphia; l.. K. Strauss
Albuquerque; Wallace F. Baker, San An
tonic, Texas.
Hon. W. B. Chiders came up from AL
buquerque this morning on business con-
HcCJtu WlUH VIC Nuuuld " oA'Sto
ing company now pending before Judge
Laughlin.
Arrivals at the Bon Ton: +. Fitzpatrick,
Butte, Mont; Frank Saxon, Chama; W.
McElroy, Antonito; Ross Griffith, Ger
rillos; VIM. H. Rewssenzehn, Cincinnati,
Ohio; E. W. Simkins, Pueblo; B. b. Dim
mick, La Junta.
Mr.. Wallace Baker and his charming
sisters arrived from San Antonio, Texas,
yesterday and will remain here sixty days
or more. They are cordially greeted on
every side. Mr.. Baker is at the Palace
and the Misses Baker are guests OF the
Misses Keller.
Mrs. j. B. Lamy and her daughter
Philomene, of Santa Fe, N. M, who ar
rived at the Bolhme Villa Monday, the
18th, will remain for several weeks. Mrs
Lamy left Santa Fe several weeks ago to
join her daughter, who graduated at the
Sacred Heart convent, Oakland, CAL, il
May.-Santa Fe, Cal, Outlook. Mrs
Lamy and daughter are expected here
next week.