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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-31
Church Announcements.

Service at the German Evangelical
Lutheran church tomorrow, seventh Sun
day after Trinity, at l l a. M, to which all
Germans are cordially invited; Sunday
school at 10 a. m. DR.. g. A. Neeff,
pastor.
Episcopal church of the Holy Faith.
Divine service at this church tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock as usual. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Holy communion at
IL a. m. All seats free. Strangers es-
pecially welcome.
At the cathedral tomorrow, eighth Sun
day after Penteoost; first mass, 6 a. m,
second mass, 8 a. M; third mass at $3.50
a. m, sermon in English; fourth mass at
1880 a. m sermon IN Spanish. At 4p.
m. vespers and benediction.
The services in the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow will be as follows: Sun
day school at 9:45 a. M; public worship
at II q. M, subject of sermon, "The liv-
ing hope;" Y. P. 8. o. E. Junior at 8 p.
M; senior at p. m; public worship at s
p. M, subject of sermon, "The precious
blood of Christ. To these services the
public is cordially invited. Strangers and
sojourners especially welcome. R. M
Craig, pastor.
Services at the st. Johns NJ. Il. church
will be as follows: From 10 to IL O'Clock
a. m. Sunday school; II O'Clock a. M
preaching services; theme, "Lessons in
character building from the life of ia
cob;" O'Clock p. m. Junior League;
O'Clock p. m. Epworth League, regular
monthly Bible class study conducted BY
Mr.. =. E. Lankard;8 O'Clock p. m. preach
ing services; subject of discourse, "In.
fluence of thinking, on the life" To the
above services all are cordially invited
Visitors and strangers especially vel
coined. G.. 8. Madden, pastor.
At Guadalupe church tomorrow, eighth
Sunday after Pentecost, first mass al
$50 a. M, sermon in Spanish; second
mass at $3.50 n. M, sermon In English
and Spanishs The Forty hours devotion
will take place at Guadalupe church to-
morrow after $3.50 O'Clock mass and viii
last all day Sunday, all day Monday, te
end Tuesday morning at 6 a m. Sunday
vespers and benediction at 6 p. m. Or
Monday solemn mass at 6 a. m. In the
evening at 6 O'Clock, singing of hymns II
honor of the Blessed Sacrament. Tues
day at 6 a. M, solemn mass and benedic
tion of the Blessed Sacrament. Tomor.
row Rev. Father p. Gilberton will hold
services at the penitentiary at 1880 a. m
English and Spanish are spoken by the
! fathers. Rev. Father P. Gilberton, pas
tor.
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strikers Elated.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 3l.-District
President Dolan of the mine workers is
elated over the success of the movement
to bring out the men of the New York
g. Cleveland Gas Goal company. He
said today: II can state positively that
no more than fifty men are at work in all
the New York & Cleveland Gas Coal
companies mines. There will not be a
mau at work on Monday" The strikers
declare no attention will be paid to Sher-
if Lowry's proclamation. They will re.
main where they are, and will, If neces.
sary, assemble thousands of men Of all
trades there, and keep them there, until
every employe of the New York d
Cleveland company is forced by shame tc
ioiu the strike,
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Cerrillos Merchant Ill.
Special to the New Mexican.

Sp6C1HI 10 tHe NeW MeNIcHH'
OzRRILLos, N. NJ, July 3l.-Mr. Albert
O. Teichmann, prominent merchant Of
Oerrillos, has been III for some weeks
with typhoid fever. He has been losing
strength for the past week and is now in
a critical condition. He will be taken to
the Sisters hospital at Santa Fe tonight.
He will be accompanied by his brother,
Mr. Adolf Teichmann, of 81. Louis.
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Destructive HaiI storm.

Sioux Falls, s. D., July 31.-A destruc.
tive hail storm passed here last night.
The storm started six miles west of Dell
Rapids and went southeasterly, destroy
ing everything iu its path around Gar
rettson. One branch passed over Sher-
mantown and Luburne, Mimi, and then
it went in two paths, one north and the
other south, across Rock and Noble coun-
ties. 1t is estimated that fully 100000
acres of crops we're destroyed.
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A Bank Suspends.

Asheville, N. G., July 31.-The First
National bank Of this city did not open
this morning. A notice was posted
stating that owing to the inability to
collect and the stringency of the times,
the bank would 60 into voluntary liquida-
tion. The last statement was made on
May IA, showed loans and discounts $685.
267 81 and deposits $77,S59.85.
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An Insurpent Raid,

Havana, July 31.-The insurgents un.
der Juan Del Guado approached the out
skirts of Mariana, IL miles from Havana
and plundered several shops, killing the
owner of one, and robbing several priv
ate residences. It is officially denied that
any insurgent camp exists within many
miles of the city.
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st. Joseph, Mo-, July 31.-With the
mercury registering 100 degrees in the
shade, and 120 in the sun, the heat was
almost unbearable today. The air is very
dry, and crops need rain. A number of
persons were overcome by the heat.
Charles Gates and Frank White are in a
critical condition.
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Alaska boundary,

Washington, July 3l.-Nothing can be
done more than has already been done
towards making the boundary line be-
tween Alaska and the British possessions
along the 141st meridian until the senate
passes upon the boundary treaty. There
is, however, no doubt of the location of a
line along the meridian, and as people in
the locality know where 1t is, the work of
demarkation is simply intended by Gen
eral Duffield in charge of the commission
and geodetic survey on behalf of the
United States.
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To Advance Wages.

New Orleans, July 31.-Leon Geodchau,
owner of seven sugar plantations in
Louisiana and the largest producer in
the United States, has telegraphed to the
manager of his several places, to advance
wages of all field labor 161a per cent, to
commence August l, in consequence OF
the passage of the Dipgley tariff bill.
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A Conflict Feared.

Pittsburg, July 31.-A dispatch just re-
ceived says that 200 more strikers have
started for Plum Creek. Sheriff Lowry
and Chief Deputy Richards are on the
ground and conflict ia feared.
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Grants Successor.

New York, July 3l.-Mayor Strong has
announced the appointment of Colonel
Geo. Moore Smith of the Sixty-ninth
regiment, to succeed Colonel F. D. Grant
as police commissioner.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, July 31.-Reserve, decrease,
$1,641,4 ,425; loans, increase, $2921,6Oo;
specie, increase, $l19,50O; legal tender,
decrease, $1,63l 100; deposits, increase,
$519,300; circulation, decrease, $103,500.
Banks hold 45,720,15O in excess Of re-
quirements.
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Rebels Defeated.

Lisbon, July 31.-An official dispatch
from Lorenzo Marquee says that govern
ment troops have defeated the rebellious
natives in several engagements in GAIA
land, with the loss of 300 men.
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Perished in a Flood.

London, July 31.-A dispatch from st..
Petersburg says that Novesti estimates
that at least $50 persons pershed in the
recent floods at Kerth in Oramea.
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Tennessee Centennial and lntcrna.
tional Exposition, Nashville,
Tenn, May 1 to OctO-

For the above occasion the Santa Fe
route has placed ON sale tickets to Nash
vile and return at a rate of $67.16; these
tickets will be ou sale daily until October
Is, 1897, good to return until November,
Z, 1897. For particulars call on agents OF
the Santa Fe route.
H. s. Lurz, Agent,
W. ]. BLACK, G. p. A. Santa Fe, N. NJ,
Topeka, Kas.
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Damage from Floods.

Berlin, July 31.-The devastation caused
by floods in Slicia is wide spread Moth
ing like it has occurred there for CEN
turies. The loss already reaches many
millions marks. 1t is Estimated that
hundreds of persons have perished by
drowning.
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oJO ALIENTE
(HOT SPRINGS-)

located the midst Of the Ancient
Santa Fe snd about from
sprnss
the oonysntsnS Of IL:
bn! the richest Alkaline Hot sP.pgs II ths wS % Tns
attestd In the following
Mercuiar Ahecions Scrotu Catarr grippe Al o
Fsoa xly:n 81 tie MONTH
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Illustrated
Special Edition
New Mexican

Can be had by applying at
this office. 1t is full of mat
ter describing the mineral,
agricultural, horticultural
and all the varied resources
of New Mexico. just the
thing to send to any one
inquirirg about or interested
in the territory. Price 10
cents, wrapped and mailed
for II cents.
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SANTA FE, N. M, SATURDAY, JULY 81 1897.

to the scene, and the strikers were
brought to a standstill within twenty
yards of the trestle. They we're indignant
and for moment it looked as if there
would be serious trouble.
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Highest tor the Year.

Omaha, Neb., July 31.-At 2 O'Clock this
afternoon the thermometer at the signal
office registered 100, the highest tempera-
ture for the year. At that hour, Lincoln's
record was 104.
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EQUAL RIGHTS AT SAMOA.

President Mckinley Will Not Carry
Out the Cleveland Policy which
Favored the AbrOgatiOn Of the
Treaty of 1859 Between the
United states, Great Brit
ain ana Germany.
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ANTONIO JOSEPH, Prop,

Oio Caliente, Taos County, New Mexico
This attractive st oil and open al winter
Passengers for Oio Calien Santa Fe at 1ll6
and Oo Caente the day. Fare for The
round trip from Santa re 70 Oio Calisnte, ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-23
Cotton Receipts.

Two negroes plead guilty 10 disturb.
ing the peace and we're fined by Justice
Gloss yesterday.
A pistol case and theft case occu.
pied the attention II the county court
yesterday
The only issue before the republican
party In Texas At present Is pie, aud on
this they are split 20 bal you might call
II half moon pie
A. Emden is nov selling Matagorda
bay oysters at bis old price fried and
stewed - cents a dozen; raw 10 cents q
dozen; by the hundred 70 cents per hun.
bred. 'S6
The 3.year.old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. A. Clark died at p. m, Thursday
at their home near Harvey and was
buried yesterday afternoon At Bright.
light church.
The money rent question Is agititing
many portions Of the state. Washing.
ton county land owners have been given
notice that IL they rent lands for money
rent their farms will be sown IN John.
son gra.s,
A Canadian jury has just given g
young woman ~ cents damages for 4
stolen Hiss, aud at New Castle, Penn.
1000 men are on a strike because a Eel.
low workman was discharged for kiss.
Ing female employee, which goes to
snow the relative quality Of microbe. in
the different localities.
The last quarantine ON the Santa
Fe road was raised Tuesday. Allen.
farm on the VI ntgomery branch, hall
Say between Someryille and Nayasota
called of il dogs Of war aud allowed
passenger and freight traffic to he re.
sumcd a. usual.-Temple Tribune
Oct. 20.
Referring 10 the mares nest disooy.
cred In Galveston and Houston, Surgeon
General Wymann saws II know thai
business has had considerable TO do
with q on the part Of New Orleans. D
Aud Texas knows Il, too, Gen. WymAnr
10 the tune Of many thousands of dol
lars.-San Antonio Express.
We bought nickel. worth Of be
few days since and found cent.pej,
oomforiabl, frozen in the center Of Oh,
chunk. The management OF our fac
tory is nothing u not liberal. We MAJ
be- fortunate enough to secure a taran
tula boy the some means after while
aud thereby secure the neuclus fof
collection Of Texas pets.-Cayer
Courier.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-23

Jackson. Miss. Oct. 22.--The state
board Of health Thursday night issued
the following oficlal bulletin:
Or Dabney reports from CLINTON that
there were seSen new cases Of fever al
that place.
Two new cases developed at Nitta
Yuma.
Edwards nye.new cases. all white. no
one seriously IN there.
The report from Cayuaga says that
there we're Eve new cases three white.
two colorol.
New cascs n Scranton reached "a.
Pascagoula reports three new cases.
Or. Turner says that up to date there
have been $50 cases Of yellow fever at
nav ST. Louis
AZ bay 81 Louis the board Of health
and city authorities passed a resolution
accepting the verdict Of the experts
who wen, there last Sunday and de-
clded that the prevailing sickness Is
yellow fever The board reports.
New cases, :; suspicious. 3; one death
Lena Arnold. aged years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-23

Auburn. y. Y. Oct p An heir and
long lost son has been found In the
person OF convict No 2i.2gS 90 the state
prison. who was committed as John
Murphy alias Frank Mason. from New
York. for attempted burglary, and has
two years and six months to serve.
The discovery came about In this
way. Chief Of Police McMaster recent.
" received a letter from Ex-sherin
John Kivel Of Argyle, MINI, request.
ing assistance In finding his son. Fred
VI. who disappeared from his home 10
years ago. az the age OF II years, Moth
Ing had been heard % him until a few
" eeks ago. when Mr. Niyel received a
letter signed Frank Mason from No.
135 State street. Auburn. ~ v. saying
that the writer was his son. No l35
State street is the prison. but Mr. kiyel
was not aware uf that fact when >
wrote a reply IN which he stated that
his father died a short time ago. be
Quoathlng o large amount Of property
90 his missing gpndsOn.
4 detective called 40 the prison ana
fully identifcd Mason "a Young Klvel.
and 20 notified his father who was
greatly distressed 90 hear that his son
vas a convict, tie Is now on his way
east. and will apply 10 Governor Black
Tor the young mans pardon
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-23

New Orleans. Oct. 22.-The fever sit
uation improved to some extent here
Thursday There were but two fatal.
titles reported to the board Of health.
Among the deaths IL that Of Sister syl-
ycster o. S. Joseph's Orphan asylum.
She was reported TO be IN "Wednesday
and the best attention was given 10
her But she seems 10 have contracted
very bad case Of yellow fever. COM
pllcated with other diseases anu there
was little chance of saving her l!fc ai-
ter the case had been brought 10 the
attentio Of the hoard.
The weather yesterday morning wal
cool and reports from below New Or.
leans are TO the effect that there was a
light trOs. Colonel l. ID. Ellis Of Gov
eruor Fosters stan said that he had
received advlccs thai there had been
frost In st. Bernard parish and on IN,
outskirts Of the city last night The
deposit. however. was light and posi-
bly, not sufficient to stamp out the die
case here. Il Is possible. however. thai
the fewer cases yesterday are a result
traceable TO the change In the temper
AZURE. Il does not seem az all Likely
that the fever will continue here tot
any length Of time. business IL great
ly depressed now. but Il Is believe,
that with the appearance OF cold
weather the fever will die out and New
Orleans will recover some Of her trad'
she has los, through the fright Of The
past few weeks
This IL Thursdays record.
New cases Of yellow fever g.
deaths. 2. total cases q yellow fever 9,
date, 1924. total deaths from yellov
fever % date. li2. total cases absolute
ly recovered, $40; total under treat
ment. 500.
A. Baton Rouge. Willie Riya the
lS-yehr-old boy whose illness last Mon
day was declared to be yellow fever
died Wednesday night,
Franklin has three new cases
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-23

Peoria. m, Oct % Iudr~ shaw In
the Branch circuit court issued a wrl,
~ custer ~ President T. u. smith.
Trustees Wilson Mchlon and Markle
and Clerk ~ u Search Of the village OF
Macklnaw They Immediately appeal
ed. AZ the spring election the Judge,
OF election declared that the antl.ll-
censc ticket Daniel neykley. presi.
dent, Trustees Hammond. Roberts and
Davis. and Clerk HIN was elected
They also canvassed the vote and de.
clarcd themselves elected. The old
hoard canvassed the returns afterwards
and declared the license men elected
They lmmedlatly assumed possession
OF the books and records, transacted
the business and licensed two saloons
QUO warrsnto proceedings were started
In pekin. and transferred 10 Peoria by
agreement where the case was decided
today on a demurrer Judge Shaw. In
addition to issuing a writ OF custer
fined each OF the defendants. or pres
cnt incumbcnts. so and hxed the
costs on them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-23
BRITISH REVERsEs.
STA Omssrs aud One iiaudrsd Mes
KILLED aud waundrE

killed aud w"undrs
London. Oct p The stauurh ro-
sistence OF the lnsurgcut triIstmel
when the British forces s.ormId nar-
gai ridge Of the SANTANA rarrc Wcdr's-
day afternoon and the apparently
heavy losses % the British in bat 90.
gagement are facts viewed with serious
misglyings Ia London Thursday lhs
Insurgents were evidently IN grca,
force. Tor in addition 90 being able %
make a stubborn stand agum, tho
British advance. they had a cOn,ingen;
Of 1OOO men "a spare Tor "a Ranking
movement None % the stories ~ theae
fierce engagements suggest any demon
alization " the enemy. who retired in
good order and proceeded 90 Coustruc;
fresh defensive works on the adjacent
hills. showing that Afridiland vii
probably have 10 BE- covered y.rd hy
yard
The news ~ the masslng % the Air.'
dis In the Sampgha pass and the -
port that they are erecting strong Tor
tincations there D. also most disqu.et'
Ing
The newspapers had criticised M
plan Of campaign. which apparenuy
necosstates capturing the same gruun'
twice. a. In the case OF nargia ridge
which was carried on Monday only O.
b. left FOR the tribesmen 90 re-occupl
on Tuesday. But Il appears that IN.
British force which fret captured M
ridge was not provided with commits
sariat supplies and the difficulties o.
forwarding them from the base Vcr'
insurmOun able
Six officers and 100 men were kllls,
and wounded 10 the storming Of ~
Dargia range
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-23

Of fever In the southern portion OF the
city. The sick man is b H. McFerrin.
a yard conductor In the employ OF the
Illinois Central railroad. In an In
teryiew DR.. Thornton said that even
II the case under consideration should
prove to be genuine yellow jack there
Is no reason for excitement or alarm
"The sanitary condition Of the city
Is almost perfect" said the health OH
Ger. "a aeitt dth n.asl hpp QRDniana
Ger. and. at this late season, there Is
absolutely no danger Of the spread OF
the yellow plague. even II Il should ex-
ist at present"
The suspicious case has been under
the surveillance Of the authorities FOR
two days and AZ o'clock last night
DR.. Thornton made a personal inyesti-
cation and on his return up town an
nounced that his diagnosis revealed
enough suspicious symptoms to JUS
tify him In making the announcement
60 the world.
The patient was taken sick Monday
morning at 4 o'clock with a ch and
later In the day Dr. r. s Stanley was
called In and after watching the devel'
opment Of the ease he reported to Dr.
/ Thornton that It had suspicious symp
toms
Dr. Thornton positively declines {,
say that the case was yellow fever
stu he maintained that there ar,
enough suspicious symptoms 10 ueces
state the report Of the ease.
During the time McFcrrin has beef
sick many people visited him and th'
entire premises within that section o
the city have been fumigatod and thor
oughly cleaned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-23
DENouNcE THE ACT.
Application Tor = Liquor License Al
Irlroston Causes sharp Resolutions

Application for Liquor License NJ
Irinoston Causes sharp Resolutions
New York. Oct p The signature ~
Rev. Dr. Charles Woodruff Shields. Of
Princeton, 20 an application Tor a liquor
license for Princeton Inn threatened 10
completely disrupt the Presbyterian
synod Of New Jersey. which has been
In session at Painneld The follow
ing resolution was adopted
The synod finds occasion TO relter-
ate the judgment that the renting Of
property for saloon purposes and sign
ing Of liquor licenses Is not consistent
with Christianity and that the atton-
ton Of all Presbyteries. sessions. pas
tors and teachers b. brought 20 bear
upon this matter"
The New York synod Of the United
Presbyterian church In session az Jer-
sey City. adopted the report Of the
committee OF reform. which says
wv NNANiNINNH VI HNNN'AN NAN INV
more threatening than ever and cannot
be ignored much longer with what as.
constituent and humility was the fact
learned that a drinking bar logalized
through the signing q petition by
professors. has been established Ia old
Princeton college. Il Is matter Of
some consolation that the theological
department Is not involved.
But n students In the course Of
preparation for the learn d prof 81. ons
may BE- encouraged by such high author
titles In using intoxicating beverages,
how long may We hope TO keep the
ministry and even the pulpit from the
calamity OF the cup.
We cannot do less than enter our
emphatic protest against the appear
ancc OF this old monster under the
sanction OF professors In American
Protestant institutions Of education.