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tent and richness. Extraction of the ore
is not being 30 vigorously prosecuted, as
the Copper Flat smelter has suspended
| operations on account of a defective
water jacket. A new furnace has been
ordered and will be on the ground and In
operation between January l and 10. In
the meantime development work is being
carried ahead upon the mine and every
| of ore in large quantities as soon as the
smelling plant resumes operations.
cooNEY DISTRICT.
Again that musical medley for miners
ear, the sound of the stamp mill, is heard
in the camp, says the Enterprise. The
new Copper Queen mill started crushing
ore Sunday morning, everything working
smoothly as possible. Ten of the Is
stamps were put in operation. The bat
terry for the other Eve stamps Is in place
and the erection of the stamps will be
proceeded with while the ether ten reduce
ore and the production of bullion kept
up. The mill is first-olass in every par
ticuler. Fraser & Chalmers we're given
carte blanche and requested to spare no
expense in getting out the best possible
machinery. The mine is reported as hav-
ing one of the largest bodies of high
grade milling ore ever opened in the DIS
trict, in fact the grade is said to be su-
perior to anything ever before discovered
In the camp. The ore body is from S to
IL feet in width, the values in ore being
equally divided, one-half gold, one half
silver. The main adit level upon the
vein has attained length of over 800 feet,
giving perpendicular depth from the
outcrop at the surface of 660 feet. At 800
feet from the mouth of the adit level,
winze has been sunk to depth Of 48 feet
showing very rich ore running high in
gold. This winze is being sunk as rapidly
as possible and an upraise being driven
from the adit at the same point. About
midway between that point and the m onth
of the adit level an air shaft was sunk 354
feet from the surface, connecting with the
level, showing good pay ore from top to
bottom. There are 1000 tons of high
grade ore piled on the dumps and in the
mine, which, from samples taken, will
probably run from $40 to $50 per ton.
Everything III and about the mine and
mill is in splendid shape for successful
and continuous run and if the ore is as
good as anticipated this mine will be one
of the greatest producers in the south.
west.
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church Announcements.

At the Cathedral, New Years day: First
mass at o'clock a. m. second mass at s 80
M third and last solemn mass at $50 a
m. The singing by the choir of the cathe-
dral. sermon by Most Rev. Archbishop p.
L. Chapelle. Sunday, January 2, 1898, the
four masses will be celebrated at the usual
hour. vespers and benediction at o'clock
p. m.
German Lutheran services will be held at
IL a. m (, the first sunday after New Year, at
the residence of Mrs. G. d. Koch, lower San
francisco street; Sunday school at 10 o'clock
a. m. There will also be a short Sylvester
service at the same place this evening at 30
To these services all Germans are cordially
invited. DR.. g. A. Neef, pastor.
The Episcopal church of the Holy Faith,
divine services on Sunday next the second
after Christmas, at II o'clock as usual Holy
communion on Thursday next, being the
festival of the Epiphany, on which day. the
day school at 10 o'clock. Strangers, tenn
porary sojourners and all others will be cor.
daily welcomed sermon may be expect
ed on the success Of foreign missions. j. l..
Gay, priest In charge.
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ALBUQUERQUE NOTES.

The territorial teachers convention has
adjourned after most profitable session
of two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Wood, who are dele
gates from Santa Fe to the Christian En-
deavor convention, arrived night before
last and are being entertained by Rev. R.
M. Craig and wife.
A. A. Keen, the popular cashier of the
First National bank, who spent several
days at Las Vegas with his estimable wife
and mother-in.lsw, Mrs. Wisner, has re-
turned to his banking duties here.
Tax.paying is brisk at the collectors
Office. The last day Of grace before pen
atty is added is near at hand. After JAN
uary penalty of rs per cent is added
to all delinquent taxes.
F.A. Putney, chief clerk of the railway
mail service, with headq quarters in Denver,
spent yesterday in the city examining the
postal clerks that run in here. He left
for Rinoon this morning and will be back
tonight. Mr.. Putney is just returning
from short vacation in California, almost
the first one he has had in the Is years
that he has held his present position, says
the Democrat.
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HANNA WILL BE PRESENT.
Anderson win Ouit Rock Island.

Topeka, Dec. 31.-Major 7. J. Ander-
son, assistant general passenger agent OF
the Rock Island lines west of the Mis-
souri, river, has announced his intention
of severiDg all connection with that road
when be retires from that position OIL
January l. Ever since the issuance Of
the order transferring him from his pres
ent position to that of local agent al
Topeka, he has had this move in
view. Anderson has been connected With
the Rock Island ever since the lines west
of the Missouri river were constructed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31
COLORADO'S GOLD OUTPUT.
or the Production Of the United States
the Centennial State Furnishes
over One Third.

Denver, Oolo., Dec. 31.--The gold out
put of Colorado this year is estimated by
the Times, from figures furnished by the
snelters, mills and mint, at $22,5O0, 900;
he silver produced was worth $12, ,807,'
070; lead $2,74l ,672; copper $1,209,053.
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TELLER rAvoRs ANNExINa HAWAII.

Durrant Placed In Death Cell.
San Quentin, Oalif., Dec. 21.-Theodore
Durrant has been removed to the death
cell to await his execution, which has been
fixed for 1890 q. M, January Z.
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SANTA FE N. M. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1897
THE CRISIS IN THE ORIENT
Public Feeling in Japan Much Excited
Over the Grave Complications
Centering in China.
THE PREMIER'S NOTE OF WARNING
In View of Dangerous Developments
Will Ask Diet for Extraordinary
Supplies-France Secretly In
vestigating Situation.

Washington, Dec. 31.-The high state
of public feeling in Japan over the com
plioations in the far east, centering In
China, is shown by the last press advices
received here from Japan. That govern
ment itself has an eye to the gravity Of
the question is shown by the statement of
the prime minister, made in reply to a
delegation.
He said: "With affairs tending toward
dangerous developments, as is now the
case in the east, we shall not hesitate to
ask the diet for 3O,OOO,0OO or even 100000
600 taels if necessary"
This was only short time before the
premier wac forced to resign because of
public feeling that the cabinet was too
week to deal with the descent of Europ-
can powers upon China and the probable
dismembermens of the latter country.
CRISIS IN THE ORIENT.
London, Dec. 31.-A dispatch from
Paris says that M. Roune, head of the
Asiatio department of the French colonial
office, starts on a secret mission to China,
ON Sunday, in connection with the crisis
IN tue far east. Tho dlspatoh adds that
y special military mission will also start
for China shortly.
GERMAN CRUISERS IN o9INEsE WATERS
Berlin, Dec. 3l.-The German first
class cruiser, Kaiserin Augusta, arrived
yesterday at Kaio Chau bay.
COMPROMISE EFFECTED IN ooREA.
Pekin, Dec. 31.-Advioes from Seoul,
capital of Corea, say that compromise
has been effected by an agreement, ac-
cording to which j. MoLeavy Brown, the
British customs agent, and M. Alexiefe, the
Russian agent, to make room for whom
Brown was removed, will work Corean
customs together. British warshlps are
at Chemulpo to give moral support to
Brown.
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TWO CLERKS SHOT.
william smith Resents opportunities
Or second Hand Dealers by
Shooting.

St. Louis, Dec. 81. - This morning
while William Smith was passing q second
hand store on Morgan street, Morris
Mueller and Victor Goldstein, attaches OF
the store, seized bin BY the arms and tried
TO induce him to enter and make pur-
chase. Smith drew revolver and worked
the trigger Ave times. Mueller vas taken
to the hospital dying, and Goldsnstsin's .
arm was punctured by built. Smith
was taken to jail. #
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DETAILS OF A CONSPIRACY
Claimed That Tobacco Growers in
Cuba Engaged in a Formidable
Conspiracy Against Spain.
HORRORS OF THB CUBAN CONFLICT
That 100000 Insurgents and
Concentrates Have Died in West
ern Cuba and Many More Are
Suffering from Hunger.

Havana, Dec. 31.-Details have been re-
ceived from Spanish sources of con
spiraoy against Spanish rule, said TO have
been discovered in the province of Pinsr
| del Rio.
| 1t is narrated that 1900 men, employed
in the field of Clay, Brock Il Co., tobacco
growers, who had been disarmed, con,
spired to Join the insurgents. Their
| leaders have been imprisoned in Moro
astle.
On Christmas night there we're riots
similar to those which occurred in Ha-
! vana, in Mantanzas and other towns. The
demonstrations were intended as pro-
test against autonomy. At Matanzas the
crowds cheered for the United States,
President Mckinley and annexation.
letter from an important insurgent
chief says that about 10000 insurgents
and concentradoes have died in western
Cuba. He also expresses regret at the
suffering endured by the insurgents in
the field.
Besides the pangs of famine the re-
concentradoes are suffering from small
pox, dysentery, malaria, ETC., which
threaten their determination.
1t is reported that an important en-
gagement occurred on last Monday, in
the Mulatto mountains, Province Of
Pinar del Rio, and that large numbers
were killed on both sides. One promi-
nent iusurgent was captured and brought
to Havana, where he is imprisoned in
comnnicado.
THE NEW CUBAN CABINET.
Havana, Dec. 3l.--The following per-
sons constitute the cabinet in Cuba un-
der the scheme of autonomy which goes
into effect tomorrow: President of cabi-
net-Senor Jose Maria Galvez; minister
of finance -Senor Rafael Montoro, Mar
quis of Montiro; minister of the interior
Senor Antonio Gown; minister of educa-
tion-Senor Frandizo Zayas; minister OF
commerce-Eduardo Doiz; minister of
posts and telegraphs-Sedor Laureaus
Rodriguez.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31
OHIO SENATORIAL ELECTION
Representatives Snyder, Redkey and
Griffith Will Vote for Hanna, Which
Assures His Election.
WILL NOT ATTEND REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS
Opposition Favors Mayor Mo Kisson for
Short and Governor Bushnell for
Long Term-Hanna Takes
Charge Of Campaign.

Cincinnati, Dec. 31.-A Times-Star spe-
cial from Columbus says: Representa-
tives Mason and Bramley, of Cleveland,
served notice today that they would not
attend the Republican house oaucus to-
morrow night. They are the friends Of
Mayor McKisson, Of Cleveland, who is
the opposition Candidate against Senator
Hanna for the short term, while Governor
Bushnell is their favorite for the long
term. Representative Snyder, Redkey
and Griffith, who have been counted upon
by the opposition, are out in a state
ment saying they will vote for Mr..
Hanna, 80 his election is believed to be
assured.
HANNA WILL BE PRESENT.
Cleveland, O., Dec. Ex-senator Hanna
left for Columbus this morning to take
personal charge of his senatorial cam
paign.
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THE WASHINGTON BUDGET.
Director Of the Mint Reports An En.
Orm0us Increase In Gold Pr0duc-
tiOn-SenatOr Teller Favors An
nexing hawaiian Islands.

Washington, Dec. 31.-The director of
the mint, from information now at hand,
says that there is substantial evidence
that the worlds product of gold for the
calendar year 1897 will approximate, if
not exceed, $24O,00O,0OO, an increase Of
nearly 20 per cent over 1896.
The gold production of the United
States for 1896 was $53, 100000; for 1897,
it will approximate $61 100000, an in
crease of So, 100000.
TELLER FAvoRs ANNExINa HAWAII.
Washington, Dec. 31.-Senator Teller
says: "The Hawaiian islands should be
annexed without delay. It would be a
great blunder not to do SO. see that
there is now some chance Of the comple-
tion of the Nicaragua canal. This makes
it all the more important that these
islands should become our property"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31

just received fresh consignment of
the celebrated brand "La Manita" from
the factory of Alfonso Noriega Samano,
Mexico, so cents per pound at Colds gen.
eral store. Telephone No. 6.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31

Chicken Feed
OF all kinds at Colds general store. Tele-
phone No. 6.
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MO. 4 KER Y
GROCERIES, CR0CKERY,
GLASSWARE, LAMPS AND CHINA.

chase sarborn's Seal Brand Coffee slb can 80
h. 70
Mocha Coffee bulk 36
10
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my boy came home from school one
day with his band badly Iacerated and
bleeding, and suffering great pain" says
Mr.. E. ]. schail, with Meyer Bros Drug
Co., st. Louis. Mo. "Ifdressed the wound
and applied Chamberlain s Pain Ba I'm freely.
All pain ceased, and In q remarkably short
tine 1T healed, without leaving q sar.
For wounds. sprains. svclIings. and rhsu-
matjsm. know OF no medicine or prescrip-
ton equal to tt. I consider It q house
hoId necessity" The % and 50-cent sizes
for sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and
Retail Druggist, 938 street aud Con-
nccucut avenue and s street northwest.
and 1873 Maryland avenue northeast.
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PEOPLE OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Eustis and Miss Thomas Hitchcock.
jr., are in New York.
Capt. Page Mccarthy, of Washington,
lie making short visit 10 Richmond.
Mrs. Arthur sprag,re and the Misses Ella
and Geneyieve Sprague left yesterday for
weeks stay at the Sweet ChaIybeate
springs, Va.
T. NJ. White. Mrs. White, and Master
Harold White left yesterday for Boston by
sea They Will spend the next four weeks
in the mount aims of Vermont.
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Late Local Happeo,ng-.

W. A Jones, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, went to New York yesterday ON
business connected with his department
George Washington, coIored. for max
ing an assault with a Ratchet upon his
wife, Virginia, because she refused To ap-
ply for divorce, was sentenced % two
months in jail To-Day f.y Judge Kimban.
James Halpin, living at No. 154S Third
street northwest. reported to the police thh
morning that thief entered lis house by a
rear door, which had accidentally been left
open, and stole a geld watch from 4 dress
Ing case in the seoOnd-stOry front room.
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Statement Frum MIR. Cook
TO the Editor of The Times:

10 the EultOf OF Inc Times.
In the article which appeared yesterday
AMI this morning. relative 10 my aP2lica-
ton for reapSointment To the position of
collector of customs at Richmond, Va.
you say: His papers are very strong. ex-
cept that he has not tire inssorssusenf q ne
State con mittee. They ike him person.
aHv. hut are strongly opposed to soldiers
as officers"
In Justice to the committee and to my
self. I elcSIre to state that the above refer
ence " as not made or inspired by
B. c. COOK
Washington, ID. C., Sept. II, | S97.
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Gu;,tv of indecent Assault.

Clancy Taylor and Walter Richardson,
alias Irvine. coiored youths, were sentenced
t. six and three months in Jail, respective
iy, By Judge Mills for indecent assault on
three girls named Blanche johnson, Nancy
Offutt and Maggie Banes. The nen had
no defense to make beyond that they were
intnXicated.
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Continued Indefinitely.

-Four OF the numerous adulterated food
cases were ready for trial before Judge
KimbalT this morning, but owing 10 the
wish OF Prosecuting Attorney Mullowny
to try all the cases simultaneously, they
were continued indefinitely.
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To Jail for Promoting Policy.
Charles Rollins, oolored, was fined $25
ard sentenced to serve fifteen days in the
District jail for the promoting and playing
OF policy.
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See the special presents we give with
I pound Baking Powderlt Display In win
dow continually Changed weekly DoaS
forget the souvenir free 90 ali pur-
chasers Saturday. Grand Union Tea
Co., Gal Seventh street " W. Item
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The FEVER CRISIS PASSING
No New Cases Presented in New
Orleans Today.
Health Boa rd Enlisting the Assist
apce of All, 80 as 60 Effectaally
Stamp Out the Plague.

New Orleans, Sept. 1.-THE morning
fever situation has enooma ging features.
The Rubenstein case. on Poydras and
Rampant streets, is the principa al case now
in the hands OF the experts that Is dis
tinctIy suspicious. The only other case
presented for Investigation is at the camp
near Felicity.
No new cases have been presented since
last nights Bulletin. People are beginning
to believe the crisis is passing.
The board of health, however, even il the
pr esent cases are wiped out, Will continue
their work of sanitation, inspection and
quarantine until the first frost falls, so that
there may ba no dagger OF "A recurrence OF
yellow fever here next year.
The assistance Of the labor organiza-
lions has been enlisted in the work of
sanitation, and a meeting is to be held
tonight between business men and the
presidents of the trades societies to that
end. Organize tons of colored people
have also been formed with the object OF
aiding ip street, yard and house cleaning
October / is moving day here, and ap-
peais are being mat de to citizens to post
pone their changes Of residence until all
danger of infection is over.
Meridian, Miss, is now as lady fright
ened az Jackson. Edwards. Miss, is ap-
peaIng for trained nurses. Scranton has
lest most of her hest citizens, and the
authorities are appealing for assistance
for those who are unable to get away.
Baton Rouge declines TO receive daily
papers from New Orleans, and the local
paper there is advising all who are fright
ened or una cclimated to get out of town.
The following order was issued today to
Marine Hospital officers. defining their
fields OF operations on behalf OF the Marine
Hospital Service, in aid or State authori
tee:
Surgeon Murray. in charge of all matters
between Louisiana and Ala bama, line south
burg.
of Georgia.
Surgeon Carter In charge of New Orleans
and Louisiana.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Glennan, at
Mobile, in charge Of Louisiana; viii estab-
lish a detention camp near Mobile.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Geddings.
jackson, Miss, In charge Of matters in
Mississippi, n establishing detention
camp near Edwards
Passed Assistant Surgeon Yonag, at
Memphis. to aid in Mississippi River IN
spection snd cooperate with local su-
shoxitics
Each offsesr win wire daay, IL pos.ihss.
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$1,000 To Niagn ra Falls and $1,000
Returr. October 18th, Via PENN
ayIvunio Rail rta6.

Delegates TO International Convention,
Brotherhood of st. Andrew, at Buffalo,
October IS TO II, can secure a low rate
by using the Pennsylvania Railroads. Pop
ular Excursion to Niagara Falls, October
IL. Special train win stop at Buffalo, go
ing, for their accommodation. 1t
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PETER Ga Thursday usxnlng. seHem-
Der 16, 1897, SALLY JOHNS PETER.
Friends invited TO funeral services &c
Holv Trinity Church. Georgetown, on FRI
day. septeInber II, at 2 O'Clock r. m.
1EtcTment private. IL
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Lansburrh g. Brc,


10 spend an hour or more
daily at our store and keep
posted as TO what is new.
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School of Medicine.
Georgetown University.

Lectures will he Commenced MONDAY,
October 4. Day classes at 2 u. m. Even
ing classes at $50 y. IN.
For further particulars ADDRESS the dean,
@. l. MAGRUDER, M D., SIS Vermont
ave.
office hours until 10 a. m, $50 to
o ID. m. se17-1St-em
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rlagrath & Kennedy,
Auctioneers.
The Best Route.

The best equipment. Ne change. No
street cars. Pennsylvania Railroad So
excursion TO Atlantic City next Saturday
end Sunday. se16-3t
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Are You Going TO Baltimore
next Sunday The Pennsylvania Railroad
Is the only perfect line connecting the two
cities. 81 90 the round trip. s16-3t
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when the Robbins Nest Again
You viii have money TO burn if you secure
your winters supply OF fuel now. .. 8.
Daish & Son, To3 18th st. NV; 205 Flor
ADA ave. ne. Telephones 32S and 335-
sec item
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The Best. The Nest Comfortable.
The Pennsylvania Railroad TO Atlantic
City. Through trains next Saturday and
Sunday. So for the round trip se1e-3t
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The Temperature Today.

The temperature during she day was at 8
q. m, re, at IL o'clock noon, 20. aud at 2
.. M, II; maximum, SIS.
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The Smoothest. Swfftest. Safest
.Rafruad between Washington and Pht1s-
slefpAGn - tie Pennsy1vania.
Great - excurso1a Dexs Sunday
n016-3f
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10 NEW PATTERNS.

Of Embroidered Flannel.
beautiful and dainty pat
terms, for SOC per yard.
Worth Csc.
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This is the rate 70 Atlantic City aud re-
suru via the best and only aIl-rail route
Railroad excursion next
Saturday and Sunday. se16-3t
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case Check Nainsc ok,
one style check only, just
the thing for chiidren's
dres es and school
aprons, 1Oc grade
For &C yard
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10 the Center OF the City.
The terminus u the Pennsylvania Raj
road n Philadelphia Is in the center sf the
ousksr CITY. and H. the finest station I'm
Amsrtca. Special excursion next sunday.
AZ rsrrnd Mn sel6 st
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Souvenir Day, Saturday of tins week,
at the Grand Union Tea CO., 621 Seventh
street NV.
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10 NEW PATTERNS

75c EN- 5roidered FIan-
nell You would consider
these cheap at a dollar
per yard.
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&1.O.

&1.00. 81 100.
TO Baltimore and return. The Pennsyt
wanna Railroad IL the farorite line 10 and
from the Monumental City. 81 90 the rosnd
trip next Sunday. sel6-a