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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND.
hTTWHELL says THE CHERUBS
VIM EEIN THE rush NEXT YEAR
Manager Wells is Saying Nothing But is
Saving Wood-NOtes About Players
Who Will Bear Richmond's Colors.

There are quite "A number of surprises
iu store Tor the baseball public, that
could hc sprung right now. but for many
good reasons. those who ate ln possession
oil these real surprises have determined
not to give them out nov.
There VIII Dee some changes In the Rich
mond club and possibly some body Will
kick. But the "kickcrs' must bear in
mind that the changes are being made TO
better che club. III ls not the intention
OF the management 10 put club b ere,
weaker than the one that played here
last season. and Aor purposes OK making
the club STRONGER than dny team that
ever PLAYED here. several men who have
PLAYED good ban here may give away TO
men who will play better ban.
ALL LOVE RICHMOND.
ONE crcat obstacle that has stood I'm
Tho way OF the success Of the club here,
has been that "a great many people TOO
soon 1. came welded 10 this or that play
cr who after "a short time OF good Work
dropped back into back lots work. The
feeling of friendship Kept many right
cous Kick from being registered agaifAt
the PLAYER, and thus public opinion kept
weak men OF the team. Ball players
who play steady ball, VIII be the only
people who Will be on the salary list
this season.
Manager Wells has a pocket fun OF let
tiers from ball players who are anxious
10 play here. but he has not signed man
who is not known TO TO the real thlne
and besides Dc is known that he has
boucht some good men and that others
will figure in deals. one OF the pitchers
whom he has under contract is badly
wanted by Washington, but the young
man chose to cast his lot with ths team
here
Richmond several years ago wac hardly
known In sporting circles. IL Was not
spcken OF In any OF tho sporting Journals
and bah players knew nothing about the
citV but tlno has changed the situation.
Richmond Is known as rising sporting
town AL the leading sporting papers
have correspondents here ana BAH pay
ers love the city,
Two years agO only local players put
In the winter season here ana a year
20 ban Roland and Charlie Sholta,
secut the cold months within the borders
al Richmond. and this year, Manager
Nv.lls- Stocksdale and Eisey. are stopping
here ard Jesse Tannehille and Archie
stimmeli. have come nom a distance 10
.u.nd a month or SO with friends.
STIMMELL AN ACTOR. TOO,
Archie Stmmel who reached kich-
nond last Thursday. Is locking better
thar he AID al any time last season ana
g. la splendid condition. lie soon got
aver the spell OF sickness he had last
wear and Is now big and strong. Hiram.
a. the boys call him. has been working
IN me large wholesale drug house OF
smith Brothers Company al his home.
woodboro. Mo. and - now on hls hoh-
day vacation. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26

Cleanup prices on good, staple stuts-money-
saving argument in every word. Soap and water
will speedily remove finger mark or wrinkle,
and then9 lust as fresh and sweet as the day it
left the loom.
us Towels Hs@@ed and 1 T3fss al si s'n prds
makes them ioc
rowels huck and damask. hemmed ana fringed 20
me cleanup sai e price makes them z he
linen 'pS a aoSa. S ons really SsG d9 %os @
the cleanup sale price makes them 17c.
Towels an Hnonhuck and damask .hernmed and frnsed,
q inches wide ay t' inches , long o bargain at % inc
Towels. extra heavy white ana oiue p0'aJas
aemed p q6 Tdf by re 20 maSe. 4 them great
good quality cheap at 55c; the cleanup sale price makes
Do,les. II inches spare. red checks only. linen. fine
thread. good weight really worth Sc cleanup sale
Doy border all linen Is inches sauaTe sea w.
straight more, no ofok1n '. .b es''' wv '''
Napkins Irish and German linen. II inches square All
linen. very cheap &c. the clearance sale price makes
Dinner Napkins % inches square new pretty designs.
heavy weight great number at tl9 the cleanup sale
Dinner Napkins German and Irish linen pure beaehed
$50. the cleanup sale price makes them sLsa
Crash. border. an linen very heavy. this quality is
&C., the cleanup sale price makes II &C.
Crashes red border twill blue border brown red bor-
der plain I'M an o nq ,d r ne Sof S0'' value at ~
Crashes buck. brown red border tSiI blue and red
checks ~ inches wide an hnen extra heavy inc greatest
item had LEGS than u l2c the great cleanup sale
price makes 70 Joe.
Turkey Red pamask good width fast colors styles
real value the cleanup price makes
pamask. 60 inches wide. fancy colors. such white
black and rcd red and white imported colorugs
really worth &c., the great cleanup sale price makes
pamask heachcd. 30 inches wide. linen, dice pattern.
double woven bargain az 45c the great cleanup sale
price makes DO oac.
pamask irish Linen. 06 inches wide bleached. all linen
designs clover leaf lily and other exceptionally
quality real value dc the great cleanup sale price makes
20. Doc.
DamasE German Linen silver bleaenee 60 inche. wide
fern clover and several other pretty designs fine straight
nhrc good honest cheap
sale price makes them J9c
Dnmask. irish ma German Linen 20 inches wide
fine quality, designs dots
for Doc. the great cleanup sale price makes it, TAc
Table Covers. Scotch Linen frnGed. pure blcached
inches wide by ~ Yards long slightly soled. really worth
SIC" the great cleanup sale price makes them, 81 40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
Or Hasty Cleanup Sale of
Rumpled Stamped Linens.

Here's a good lot of naxen bargains slight
ly dishgured. but still i'll the ring" Rumpled
mussed or soed from handling-litte hurts that
clever hands can speedily remedy.
STAMPED LINENs-Iargc variety Of Stamped Centre
Pieces many designs to select from.
g-inch So. quality for &c.
12-inch 12isc. quality. 1Oc.
ll-inch 2Nc. quality, for loo
~ inch quality -'hc.
quality.
Plain and Stamped Linen, oval Mats. with drawn
open work. knoed fringe size VN5 regular 25c quality.
cleanup sale price, ljc.
stamped Drawn Centre Pieces. 12xt2 inches.
fringe nnc quality, damask regular 2Sc. quality cleanup
sale price. 90.
Tray Covers odls and ends plain with drawn open work,
figured damask p n and stamped with knoed fringe and
many 90 choose FROM goods that have regularly sold at
a. 80 and N a in one lot our cleanup sale price 3lc
Tinted Mats H. round tied fringe handsome de-
gus extra quality rcsuI Doc quality, cleanup sale price.
Tinted Mats Of hholy daisies and clover and more
deFt extra uhr quality regular price DC. cleanup sale
urf.c.
Table 36nch square. very pretty designs
regular price 1c cleanup sale price. lac
Lamhroquns. Fancy Tinted. yards long q inches
wd0 fIiuged choice select
price s,t.. cleanup sale price. ;ac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
IS and Silks! Table Cloths and Towels! Jackets Coaks and Fs!
andRerc Leather Goods and Gove Toys Dolls and Games!
Our Hasty Cleanup Sale
of Mems Furnishings.

Wooden Gloves. HandKerchiefs,
odd lots of underwear and broken
lines of neckwear are strewn upon
the counters for quick radiance at
prices that last week would have
been impossible.
Mems Gray Mixed Underwear. Shirts
and Drawers; our cleanup sale price. 25c.
Mems Natural Wool Mixed Underwear.
Shirts and Drawers; our cleanup sale
price sc.
Mems Extra Grade Wool Fleece-Lined
Underwear. Shirts and Drawers our clean
up sale price SOC.
Mems Tan swigs-Ribbed Underwear.
iwo-thirds wool Shirts and Drawers, our
cleanup sale price, &c.
Mems white Wool Mixed Underwear,
shirts and Drawers. our cleanup sale
price. 5oc
Mems Extra Weight Natural Wool Tn
derwear. Shirts and Drawers. two-thirds
wool our cleanup sale price, 'Jc.
Mems Extra Fine White Merino Wool
Underwear. shirts and Drawers. two
thirds wool: orr cleanup sale price, 55c.
Mems Scarlet All-Wool Underwear.
price 15c.
Mems Scarlet All-Wool Underwear.
Shirts and Drawers. double and single
breasted: our cleanup sale price 81.
Mems White Atwood Underwear.
Shirts and Drawers: our cleanup sale
price, 81
Mons White Al Pure lambs Wool I'm
dorwcar. shirts and Drawers. our clean
up sale price. Sl.25.
Mems White Extra Grade All Pure
Australian Wool Underwear. Shirts and
Drawers: our cleanup sale price $3.50.
Mems Fine Hygiene Wool Feeced I'm
derwCar. shirts and Drawers; our clean
sale price 81.
Mems Genuine Camels Hair Underwear
Shirts and Drawers. Geeced; our cleanup
sale price. 81.
Mons Natural Wool Underwear. Shirts
and Drawers. medium weight our clean
up sale price 81.
Mems Night Robes. made OF heavy out
ing cloth: our cleanup sale price. Soc
Mems Night Robes. made OF fine muslin.
nice trimmed. our cleanup sale price, soc.
Mems Extra Grade Night Robes, made
Of extra fine muslin fancy SILK trimmings,
our cleanup sale price. l5c.
Mems Suspendcrs. good quality web and
trimmings; our cleanup sale price. l9c
Mems Suspendcrs. non-elastic web. with
elastic ends our cleanup sale price
- l-cc.
Mems Gloves. fancy scouh wool; our
cleanup sale price. 25c.
Mems Gloves. Astrachan backs. Jersey
palm. our cleanup sale price. Csc.
Mems Gloves. genuine Scotch wool fancy
stripes. our cleanup sale price. zoe.
Mems Gloves. dog skin, hcece-lined.
plain and FUR tops Our Clcan-up-Saie
price 50c.
Mems Heavy Leather Gloves, unllned.
This is the best driving glove oil tan.
our Cleau-up-Sale price. zoe.
Mems Gloves. dog skin, heece-lined,
plain and fur tops. our Clean-up-Saie
price. zoe.
Mons Giovcs-This the very best grade.
Fleece-lincd plain and fur tops. our
Clean-up-Salc price. 81.
Mems Dressed and Undressed Kid
Gloves. in an the new shades. Our Clean
up-Sale price, ijc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
Or Hasty Cleanup Sale Of
China, Bric-a-Brac and Cot Glass

For an overlooked friend or pay-back present
you can find ample choosing in this lot OF magni>
fcent wares, and at prices way under the regular
worth of this class of goods.
The candy sale will be continued-all our
candies are guaranteed fresh and pure.
500 Fine Tnney Vases handpantod. six styles to select
from. cleanup sale price. $3.50.
Fine Bohemian Glass vases. heavily gold decorated
valued at $50 eac h. cleanup sale price. $50
7sc Fine French China , Pin ,,1 Trays rich decoration
3oc Mug and shaving Mugs. French china rich deco
ration gold traced. clean up sale price -oc.
$500 Decorated China Lamps INT out fount cleanup
ceaSp M sas p a4%p 9ayE pedestal Rochester burners
$50 and SEQ Dresden clocks hand PAINTED best move
SOC Fine China Pitcher decorated 1s-salIon size gold
Is pieces. $500. cleanup sale price Sils
rated LSP pes 0PSr T ss @ Cleanup sale price,
and ass 5 qr a G Pons s sqa a p
5'peee Tea Sc t. fine English china teapot top damaged
were $50 'V cleanup o'' sale Price jass
Decorated Covered Dishes, Sinch sizc were &c.
$500 toilet pieces decorated gold traced.
soap dish missing cleanup sale price S-ss.
le Sets contains 10 pieces reh5y decorated gold
China io were So So. clSan-up sale price is9S.
Jardneres assorted coors, cleanup sale price
value ST. cleanup sale price So
1 lot 75c sop Jars cleanup sale price &c.
lot Chidren's Knife Fork ard Spoon Sets 90 and
zoe Cleanup sale price Doc.
Silver Plated orange Knife and Spoon Sets. were joc
Cleanup sale price &c.
up sale price Slo0
lot Cabinet Frames were 80 and Coo. Cleanup sale
price 25c.
Moon Mirrors. value 30c. Cleanup sale price 25c
Boxes. with pn-cushon and Jap pin boxes,
% and Cleanup sale price lOc.
Fine China Fruit Plates, regular l5c. goods Clean
up sale price. lOc
lot Bread Knives. fine steel, soc. Cleanup sale
price lJc.
sale price &c. set
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
UNIQUE SURGICAL OPERATION.
From Which IL is Concluded That the Hu-
man stomach IL Not vital Organ.

The following additional particulars In
regard 10 the removal VI woman stom-
ach is taken from the New York sun OF
yesterday.
a surgical operation by which the en-
tire stomach OF a woman. aged nfty-slx
years, was removed successfully more
than three months ago, without any ma
terlal injury to the health or activity OF
the patient. Is fully described in today
number OF the Medical Record.
The case is described by Or. Carl Schlat-
ter. OF the University OF Zurich, who per-
formed the operation. Anna Lands was
a sllk weaver OF Zurich ana according to
her own story had from childhood abdom-
inal pains with vomiting. Medical treat
ment afforded no relief, and the progress
OF the disease drove her To the hospltaI
on August 18th OF this year.
On examination IL was found that
hard. cval-shaped tumOr as large as "A
mans two fists had grown In or on the
stomach. She was unable 10 retain any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
Hasty Cleanup Sale
of Seasonable Dress Goods.

Odds and ends, short lengths and remnants left
from the terrific onslaught of the past few weeks
will find hasty exit to- morrow. Never, in all
your days of Dress Goods buying have you had
chance 10 snap up such values as these.
4-yard Navy Blue Popn all WOOL 81 inches wide, former
price SlJG. Remnant price Doc.
ward Brown Mixed Diagonal Serge Ss inches wide
former price $l79 Remnant price N2S for piece.
ga yards Brown and Green Mixed suting inches wide
former price S12I Remnant price Toe for piece
~ yards Green and Mixed Bourette sutlng, 30
inches wide. former price SD Remnant price 'oc Tor
piece.
IS, yards Garnet Mixed suitng 90 inches wide former
price $297. Remnant price Sl9S for piece
2ss yards Black Green Novelty Suiting, IS inches
wide price S131 Remnant price 95c. for piece
IA yrads Gsrnot Suiting 36 inches wide
former price Csc. Remnant price Doc for piece.
AZ yards Illuminated Debcge Atwood IS inches wide
former price SlSl. Remnant price sllJ. for piece
3 IL yards Gray and Red Plaid WIDE former
price $l7J Remnant price SLOD for piece.
~ Yards Green Plaid SIX and Wool 40 wide
mer 0sc. Remnant price Coo for piece.
"a yards Black Brocadod Dress Goods, IS inches wide
former price Slss Remnant price Sl.2j for piece.
~ yards Black Hop Soaking. all wool. IS inches wide
former price Sll9. Remnant price Toe for piece
2s yards Black Broadcoth inches WIDE price
$3.50 Remnant price SLI5 for piece
yards Black Siian. inches wide, former price 81 90
Remnant price $l.j9 for piece
SILKS pieces Black eros Grain Brocade Silks. 20
inches wide. Cleanup sale price. 65c the yard.
pieces Plaid SIX 20 inches wide. Cleanup sale price
SOC. the yard.
pieces Brocade silks. 20 inches wide Cleanup
sale price SOC the yard.
pieces Striped silk 20 inches wide Cleanup price
aNc. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26

Ladies' Fine Quality Opera Pag. in pink and green
with patent clasp worth $s cleanup SAFE
price. 1875
Ladies' opera Bag green brown, and purple leather
with velvet tip pretty ana styNsh Naue 49,
cleanup sale price, 1913.
Ladies' shopping Bag IN black leather. genuine seal
with grosgrain top leather really worth WV
cleanup sale price. 1919.
Gents Card Case. I'm Black, also Note
Book attached value $3.50, cleanup sale price, WIS
Gents Genuine Morocco Leather Card Cases with com
bnaton attached really worth s29; cleanup sale price,
s239
Ladies' Genuine Seal Combination Case with Sterling
Silver trimmings stamp pocket attached, very hand
article really worth 500; cleanup sale price Nh
Ladies' Genuine Black Seal Chateaine Bag. lncd
through with channels skin, value $iN cleanup s8'o
price. S3l9
Centleman's Real Seal Cigar Case. Black something
new and pretty, S319; cleanup sale price, Slaa
Gents Cigarette Cases. Brown Alligator and Black
Seal genuine really SlS9 cleanup sale price, s'
Ladies' Handsome Ostrich Evening Fans. with genuine
black silk tassc value S59 cleanup
sale price sass
4 Beautiful White Fcathcred Fan, with real ivory
sticks. value $40. cleanup sale price. fZN
Ladies Fine Gauze Fam with hand painting. and real
ivory sticks gded the value OF this IS 3 cleanup saw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
OR Hasty Cleanup Sale
of Leather Goods and Fans.

Such tumultuous selling as was done here dur
ing the past few weeks has never been known IN
any other store. Here are a few money-saving
items for late corners:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
Miller & Rhoads' F4asty Cleanup Sale Of Left-Overs

osaaa ends
that taxed
Thmryn Xmas
hnn@db teadd
nhem Wuma
channels there's 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
Our Hasty Cleanup Sale
Of Jackets, Capes and Furs.

Tomorrow starts the Cloak and Fur sale OF the
season. This stock of ours, which IS recognized
as vastly superior to any in Richmond VIII be cut
loose from its price moorings and sold at whatever
price it'll fetch. This sale includes all garments
in our recent purchases-EVERY ONE NEW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
OR Iiasty Cleanup Sale
of Table Cloths and Towels.

Cleanup prices on good, staple stufs-money-
saving argument in every word. Soap and water
will speedily remove finger mark or awrinkle,
and tben9 lust as fresh and sweet as the day it
left the loom.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-08
INVESTIGATION OF TRUSTS.
Searles Explains why He Did Not
Obey subpoena from the Legis-
lative Committee.

New York, Feb. 8.-Mr. Searles, secre
tary and treasurer of the American Sugar
Refining company. was on band day,
when the joint Legislative committee on
trusts met. Mr.. Seas's.s d s. s.omo for
Canton, Ohio, last Thursday evening,
after having been served with subpoena.
The committee was disposed on Friday,
to declare him in contempt, and take
steps for his punishment. Mr.. Searles
was warmly greeted by the members of
the committee. Before taking the stand
Mr.. Searles, at Senator Lexow's request,
made q statement to the effect that he
only received the subpoena when on his
way to take the train and he felt that it
was his duty to first attend to business
on hand. Senator Lexow reprovingly
told Mr.. Searles that subpoena of the
committee could not be ignored by a
millionaire any more than by poor man.
CAT the close of your testimony, Mr..
Searles," added Senator Lexow, "the COM
mittee will pass upon the question of
your contempt" Mr.. Searles said he
was bank president, and president of
several local corporations, and secretary
and treasurer Of the American Sugar Re-
fining company.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-08
TIMBER LEASE.
A Recently Organized Company Has
Purchased the Timber Right OF
the Entire Maxwell Land
Grant.

Albert Lawrence, of Trinidad, have closed
a lease for term of years, with the Max
well Land Grant company, for oil the
timber on this immense tract, including
the $4,000 acres purchased by j. l.. Laub
two years since, but which has since re-
verted to the Maxwell company. This
lease absorbs the Richard Dunn Tie Tim
Der Co., which has been operating for
several years at Catskill, New Mexico.
The officers of the new company are
Albert Lawrence, president; A. M. Black
we'll, vice president; H. W. Kelly, treas
urer, and H. G. Frankenburger, secretary.
The new company starts with heavy con-
tracts with the U. +. and Santa Fe rail-
roads.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-08
MARKET REPORTS.

New York. Feb. 8. - Money on call
easy at ~ q 21s per cent; prime mer.
camille paper, 3 @ 4; silver, 64A lead,
$3.50.
Kansas City. ~ Cattle, receipts, 5000;
700; best grades steady,
others weak;3 Texas steers, 81. SO a
$3.50; Texas COWS $l.60 q $3.50; native
steers So OO@$5.O0; native COWS and heifers
$1.O0 a $3. .65; stockers and feeders, $2.25
a $43o; bnlls $3.50 @ $3.50. Sheep,
receipts 5000, shipments, 400; market
steady. Lambs $3.40 O $3.50; muttons,
$500 a $685..
Chicago.-Oattle, 10000; weak and gen.
orally 10c lower; beeves, 1856 @ $685.;
COWS and heifers, $1.8O q $4.20;
stookers and feeders, 1926 @ $4.l5.
Sheep, receipts $4,000; steady.
Chicago Wheat February IS; May,
7615. Corn, February, 21A q 212s; May,
28M q "a. Oats, February, 152s, May;
IN.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-08
ANOTHER INVENTION.
Edison Has Made Another Discovery
OF Great Value to Science.

New York, Feb. 8.-Thomes A. Edison
is about to give the world another dis
covery as wonderful in its way as the
horoscope, by means Of which he pnt X
rays to practical use IN revealing the
bony structure of the body.
In speaking of his work Edison says:
"For six months have been experiment
ing for the production of chemical crys-
tails, which should have the peculiar prop
erty of giving out light when subjected
to that mysterious force called provision-
ally the x raY of Roentgen. found one
chemical which is more sensitive to the
x ray than any heretofore known, but |
shall keep on trying until little hope ia
left Of finding anything better. Should |
succeed in finding what am after there
is little doubt but the fuorescope will be-
come an instrument of great value to snr-
geons, for by it they will be able to make
an accurate diagnosis of the internal or
gans."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-08
A very severe Rebuke

Is administered BY the stomach when its
functionss are abused. Indiscretions In
eating or drink, are requited in the first
instance BY ACUTE indigestion, which, If
ini iudiciously treated or disregarded,
speedily nlsrges into chronic dyspepsia.
Both, fortunately, are surely eradicable
with Hostetter's Stomach Bittefs, tonic
and Alternative as highly esteemed by the
medical profession q by the general pub.
lie. The nervous trouble and disturbed
nightly reposs, usually associated with
dyspepsia, are soon relieved BY the bit.
ters, which ID also preventive Of ma
larial, rheumatic and kidney complaints,
and an invigorsnt Of sterling value. Bill
iousness and constipation are also thor
ouahly relieved By II. winse lassful
before meals imparts appetite which can
be satisfisd without disoomfnrt through
lie regulating and tonio inhuenoes. Use
Ii systsmat aticAlly and pesSietsntly.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-08
The House..
MONDAY MORNING sEssIoN.

House called to order at 10 O'Clock a.
m. with the speaker in the chair and all
members present.
quorum being present the house pro-
ceeded to business.
Mr.. Jaramillo moved that the reading
of the journal be dispensed with and the
journal stand approved. The motion
prevailed.
Mr.. Luna, under suspension of rules
offered the following H. R. Nos:
Be it resolved, by the house of repre-
sentatives of the 32d legislative assembly
of the territory of New Mexico: That
from and after the passage Of this resolu-
ton, no bills or measures hereafter intro
duced and originating in the council or in
the house having for their object the di-
vision of any county or the reforming or
changing of any county lines shall be
considered by this house without the con-
sent of thirds of the members of this
house. The resolution was passed.
Under reports of standing committees
the committee on mines and public lands
made the following report:
Mr.. Speaker: Your committee on mines
and public lands to whom was referred II.
B. No. 81, An act relative to land grants
in the territory of New Mexico that have
been approved and patented by the Unit
ed States, have had the same under con-
sideration and l am directed to report
S"au 81 aa,iar ~, ~ tbat i hs nj nss.ed @ a. ~
W.,YI.u TlpIaru.N Cbo;rman
49,, III. ~ ia;n. n.sa'n.;on.
.L..a aue. .a;nn @ I'M ~ 10 A. ont 80 oA
Sa,i sa.;I;nr "a.ts;r 20 addit;onai dntiss fo- tha
soraos s oeiy .ha .oSno, - ,;nas was ~ ,Sas sn
eireu0o, ens .hO th;,S ~ SuG .;ma To '' ""' '''"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-08
WORK OF BRIGANDS.
A Wealthy Spaniard Of the state of
MOirIfa, Mexico, Killed and
Robbed.

Moirlia, Mexico, Feb. 8.-Garcia "a
pata, one of the wealthiest Spaniards of
Mexico, was killed at his home in this
state few days ago, by brigands, led by
Federico Longori. He was then robbed
of large amount OF money ard val
uables by the briganda, who went to a
rendezvous in the afountains near Acam-
baro, where they sy4fe attacked by rurales.
rour brigands, including Longori were
captured and have jnst been brought here.
They will probably be shot tomorrow.