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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-06
Lack of Funds Among Spokane Epis-
copaIians Causes "a Clash with
the Chapter.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intellgencer.
SPOKANE. Sept. 5.-At a meeting of the
chapter OF All Saints Episcopal cathedral.
Dean Richmond Rabbit was asked 20
hand in his resignation. TO take effect DC
tober l. Members of the chapter inter
viewed tonight say the reason for such ac-
ton was that they can no longer afford To
pay for his services.
Dean Babbtt replied In a lengthy COM
munication, stating, In the first place. his
intention OF remaining, and further. ask
ing the members Of the chapter TO resign.
alleging that the financial condition OF the
parish is sufficient proof that they are not
the proper persons for the position. He
claims that his salary has not been paid for
months.
The chapter members say the matter viii
be settled on the return OF Bishop Wells.
who Is expected home September Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-06
4 New Charge Against Sir Harry.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept S-"slr" Harry
westw0od Cooper stin lanEulshes n cell
in the city prison. Chief Lees pleads tEno-
rance % a dispatch from Chicago. which
stated that Cooper had secured g f1o from
Mrs Mary Ellen Murphy. = boarding house
keeper on Dearborn avenue on forged
checks. and that Detective Serrt wal
basky had started for this city with an ap-
plication for reqpisitioa papers Tor Coop
er's return 20 Chicago. The chiaf has re-
e@ived 10 formal demand Tor Cooper He
says. IL We fail 10 secure a conviction.
which Is not probable We will then turn
him over 20 the Chicsg3 authorities"
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HE DIED IN THE OPEN FIELD.
The Fairfield Corpse Identified. but
Cause of Death N Mystery

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer
SPOKANE. Sept. A-Coroner Kimball re-
turned tonight from Fairfield. where ne
went to investigate the death of a man
whose remains were discovered Saturday
He found the body in a horribly decom-
posed condition. Papers found show that
the mans name was William Kelliher;
that he. in March. received a patent 10 19I
acres OF land in Nebraska ana that he has
money deposited in a bank at Dehring.
Neh. No clue 10 his relatives was found.
No one near where the body was found
remembers seeing kelhher.
His condition was such as TO render in
vestigation into the cause of his death i'm
possible. He was lying fiat on his back, as
II sleeping. the arms lying by his side. 4
partly emptied bottle of carbolic acid was
found in his vest pocket.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-06
SPOKANE GOOD ROADS CLUB.
Wheelmen Organize To Establish Ri
cycle Paths and Promote Cycling.

Special Dispatca TO the ost-Inteiiigencer.
SPOKANE, Sept. 5.-Spokane is TO fol-
low the lead OF Seattle and Tacoma in The
natter Of providing paths for wheelmen
and the licensing OF wheels. Al a meet
ing held al the athletic club rooms FRI
day evening a large number of local
wheeling enthusiasts were present. ana
an organization was effected. IL viii he
known as the Good Roads Club" Of
Spokane. The objects. az set out, are:
TO establish and maintain bicycle paths
and 10 improve the roads for the use
OF bicyclists throughout the city and
county and 10 maintain the rights and
proper privileges OF all bicycle riders
The members shall include all who have
paid the license on their wheel. The Of
hcers are TO be a president. vice presi-
dent secretary and treasurer. who are
10 be elected annually. Tho first Of
ficers will be elected Friday. There is
a board of fifteen directors. including two
ladies'. An ordinance is 10 be prepared
and introduced making changes In exist
ing laws relating 10 wheeling In the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-06

Decision of Long-Pendins suit
Changes Jacob Wilson, Fortune

SAN Francisco. srrt "A special
from Stockton, Cal. sayS, Jacob Wilson.
aged = wears. recently an employe n a
frUl' shed or the ranch ~ " r Nichols
ir Tilsre county. has }usi received Motto
- a decision Ia RS favor IN ne United
states supreme court fu Euf' brought Sv
him ln The courts ~ New York n 1SSs for
his rirh' ard tttis @ a ror- son of a vast
estate said 10 have been lsf' by his father.
wilson represents that his father. Jacob
Wilson. sr. wHs 2 banker ard brokoF %
W-an street and tfa; ~ was worth ia the
n, teh hcTheod q 81 90 ne
Wilson anpearea IN Tular@ county n
March a. thls year as common tramp.
wtth q dIumustva handle % blankets On
~ shoulder. He asked for work % pay
for his supper and brcakfast. Employ
rnrnt WAS secured fer him ard &c worked
sFezAlv untN notified % The termination
q Ms SAT- lie claims e. have been edu-
Gated al Prswcetcn ard az the Col I'D .tz
fsw school Pending The ding u ere slit
hs asss beer p~uniizSs and W2r3srer- Zee
is nov arranging wish ms Iocal attorneys
e.. re,stya us slh rTltauoe-
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SON of Base Rail- Botto in Trouble.

NEW YORK. Sept B.--willlam Botto. of
louisville. Ky. who was arrested yester-
day FOR having uttered a worthless check
In Philadelphia. was arraigned today In
police court He was committed 10 the
Tomhs 20 await The arrival OF reQuisisIon
papers from Kentucky The alleged bad
check was on the Louisville Trust COM
pany and was for s55. and was made pay
able 20 Frank c. BENJAMIN. OF Phladel-
phia Botto Is said - b the son % the
owner % The Louisville baseball club. IN
court today Botto said he had been IN the
habit 81 drawing checks against the Louis
Vile Trust company although he never
had an account there He would wire 20
his father that he had drawn check and
his father would make Y good The
money iu the present case was sent on by
him he Saws. 70 his irst vile. who failed
70 deposit Il as directed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-06
Champion Wing shot of California

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 5.-Clarence
Haight today won the title Of champion
pigeon shot OF the California Wing Club
for the season Of 1897. Haight killed
twelve birds straight. giving him a score
for the season Of 81 out Of 81 This score
was made I'm seven matches OF twelve
birds each. and Is the best record ever
made by a member OF the California
Wing Club since It's organization in 1872.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-06

Owing 20 the p X A. championship
games being called Of the Y. NJ .. A.
track team. after Tuesday night. will dis
band for the year. A meeting will be he'd
Friday night % elect q captain and man
ager % the team for isss All members
Interested In track athletics are request
ed 10 be present 50 they can have their
say about VINO shah be captain Of the
team There are several candidates out
Tor the captsincy and IL r. doubtful who
VIII get II. Owing 20 Larsen Blanck 60
lng 20 the university * VIII be impossible
for him 70 take the cap,zincy and run
for the university
Prof. r. r. Green viii start the wrest-
iers TO work next week. The wrestling
team last year consisted Of Faber. James.
Johnson. Sharpe, Carroll Larsen Blanek,
Jack Lemont and Louis Boylan.
PEE BEE
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-fntelligcncer.
CHENEY. Sept. 5.-The unsettled condi-
ton Of the weather. with the frequent
showers. IS making the farmers feel rarh-
or uneasy in regard 70 the fate % the
wheat Harvest f. about half over and
many do not take the proper caution 10
protect the headed grain from the eIe-
ments. 4 rain has prevailed for the best
part of the afternoon. and the fudlcs tons
are favorable for its continuance indefn-
Ifeiv
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Dedicated TO the Native soa.-

san FRANCISCO. sept 5-A halt-
some fountain ~ granite 1na bronze desi-
Gated ~ the Native Seas e the Gol-tu
West. a-hlca has just been crested az the
v.ueelon Il Market, Mason and Turk
streets. wzs today unveiled and trans
fsrrea ~ the c8ty BY tie O. uor. Mayor
phelsn. II Is the work - DeuElas TIL
den. tire Heaf ard 3urs5 sculptor. and Gar
81. rE.asses tn artistic beaaty anything og
the kicd n 1his c5ty or state TIE cost
vas g10'
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VIII Try TO Prevent sale of {. T..

LAWRENCE. Kan. sept st. s
Senator " \ Harris departed today for
Washington - Sttend a meeting % ne
subcommittee AZ Pacific railroads called
BY senator Foraker Tor seutesn b..r :. SEN
stor Harris states that Gefarrn ned EFFORT
viii - made 20 preveat TIRE sale % me
JTnlon Pacific before congress conveaes IN
order that the government nay noS lose
by tie transact or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-06
, Horrible aeac Of ssicla..

1w 0sSo Me-. SEPT AIRS Altas
s-,r.~soek q rs1ast- e4-ssv. dtea tosasv
yrent sas e9.c;= - e~l7x burned by ha<
rfsesmx alsEEft saturated VIA OF
s-,ara herself &ue setln@g are Go g. saa
hsf heea .a raar heattA ce- sons t.ne and
r~euarsssoas see Aa}ne made 30 r4aaove
her 10 al asylum.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-06

Tho classes AZ Ghe Z ~ c. A ere now
in working order. There Il an extra larzs
attendance. ard the boys are taking hold
of the work with a vim. The leaders had
their FIRST meeting Friday evening ard
did splendid work. Larsen Blsnc1,
Tracy James Louis Poyian and Jim Corr
bett are the leaders for the graded class.
The basket bail team wis start work
September - ard games viii probably
be arranged with the university OF WASH
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NEW YORK sep s.-Cwer i.5so union
clozkrnzkens returned % work today and
50 struck The vest makers expect % be
az work by Thursday a. lncrsas@e wages
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ls-s a. n--Se-mon by Bishop Cyrus n.
loss, fell5we6 ey ordination OF 6eacors.
p m--Mero-iai service
-" p n--Co1ference missionary ser
mon, ~ Rev. J. {. Marsztt. p p
80 p. E--Pentacos-al meeting. led by
Rex. Thomas 2. Boyd.
80 p. n.-Song ard praise se-vsce led
BY Rev. ". n. Selleck
s0 ?. m.-Ep-orEi League rally ad
drsss b. Rev z. " Randall. followed by
co3Sec-atto1 service.
Other Churches
Presoyterian-1t a. n. Crawford u. Tho
burn. D D. 2. n. Rev. q. A Smith.
Congrega ticnal-I a. M. c. z. Todd s
=. m, Rev. !. r. Love5oy.
Bapsist-u a. m. Rev. 3. J. Hoadley: s
?. n. ". II. Selleck
Lowe.a-s 2. N ". w. Lob.
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Ladies' day Will be suspended ar the
Seattle Athletic Club today as IL Is a
holiday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-06

go0'ey. E1sktz2 BrnSht Woods
Johnssnr Waite. 4 r. Smith. Harlow.
Temple. Dua ar. Albeit. TaiQuiss KausT-
man J. Murphy. Rochon McCrae. Hob
htzesL Darlington. Stessson. Gardner.
Charlie Hoo1. T g. Browne and Fred
Manning TIE meeting t0norrow even
INK IS 20 elsct officers fer this season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-06
PASTOR F0RD'S TRIAL.
MANY WITNESSES EXAMINED AND
aoRE To COME.

He and His Aecuser In the Same Ho-
tel without NeetfnE-The Confer
euce Adopts a Plan to Raise
Fands for Education - Bishop
Fc.. Addresses the Young Preach
erS-Ladies' Home Missionary So
ciefy's ofhcers.
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Van Camps Pork and Beans
Preax-e3 VIII sasaAsa ss-ss. ksTI Mp
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Following is a complete list Of oandi-
dates for the Y NJ G. A team;
Tracy James Peter Faiconer. Harry
Derry. A w Whailey = v a smith
r W osherg. William Murphy Charles
Thornton. NJ Hin e. Aspiuwall. r r
Atkins. Lewis Wagner. Z. r. Rawson.
Dave Bruce W n. Lewis Otis Round
tree. Waller Billings, Chester Morse. Lar
sen Blauck. Victor and Lewis Carson.
Locate. Murray. Johnston. Schone, Knipe
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true Of people vino live IN q border line
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Take James street cars for the bicycle
races this afternoon and evening.
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he seaite Rod and Gun club viii ceie-
hfafe Labor Day today by a big shoot at
tAs West Seattle traps There viii be a
fsnier Of the cracks over from Tacoma,
SCI according TO present calculations. a
kan shoot between representatives OF the
- cities Is In order, Shooters viii leave
= he ls.se o'clock ferry IN the morning.
Ies state tournament viii be held this
Par 81 spokane some time in October.
eaa \ + expected Seattle VIII send a team
sae'e that viii bring back the state cham
rnsAip here.
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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-08-26

Gran surtido de Filigrana de Oro y
Plata d preclos mas baratos que min
gun joyero en- el Territorio. Sc did
atenci6n especial a la compostura de
relojes prendas, garantizando el tra
bajo.
Establecido en- elmismo lugar donde
esta la estafeta, en- la Gale del Puente.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-08-26
LAS ESCUELAS PUBLICAS.
CursO UnifOrme do Estudi0 en- las
Escuelas Pdhlicas.

III gobernador Otero ha convocado
una junta del cuerpo territorial de edu-
caci6n para el dia 6 de Septiembre,
con el objeto de considerar un curse
de estudio para las escuelas pdblica:
del Territorio,
En- la Ultima reuniSn do la Aoooia-
cion Territorial de Preceptores, que SC
reunio en- Socorro hace algdn tempo
fue nombrada una comision para pre-.
parar TN curse de estudlo en- todas las
escuelas pdhlicas del Territorio, y e'
para considerar ell informe de la conf.
sion que la junta del dia 6 de Septiem.
bre ha sido convocada. En- Ia actua.
lidad los superlntendentes de ciudad
estan preparando sus cursos de estudie
que sea uniforme en- todas las escuela'
pdblicas del Territorio.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-08-26

Parece como que todas las cosas
que apetecemos no nos sientan bien en-
e est6mago, y las que no apetecemos,
esas 81. La dyspepsia Sc oculta en- las
mas de las buenas cosas que comemos,
por ESQ sc sigue la indigestion d la
qualification de nuestro apetito. Por
supuesto due esta no es falta de la
naturaleza. La naturaleza hace 10
mejor que puede, y 81 solo la estimula-
mos un POGO y en- su tempo, tai vez
sc podra conner 10 que sc quiera y
cuando sc quiera Las Pildoras Agra
dables del DIR. Pierce son para las per-
sonas que padecen de indigestion,
partieularmente de aquellos que estan
constipados. Las Pildorltas son prontaI
y de accion facil; estan en- armonia
con la naturalesa. y obran curacior
sin tardanza. Solo por un tempo sc
necesitan tomar Con regularidad; des
pues, solo cuando sc necesiten; este es
cuando haya comido algo que lie dane
Sc pueden tomar 81 sc quiere 10 mismC
que quien bebe aqua u otro necesariC
de la vida, Una vez que Sc usan STEM
pre- estan en- favor.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-08-26
EstOs PTeCios son pOT DilsT0 al ColtadG.
CORTEs DE TUNICOS.

n core de cuados 60 pugada de ncho cosa mas nueva
esta esac6n, precio regular 80 c'vo ahora ..,,.,Ioc
Aados NADIA hermoso para nho 80 pugadas dc ancho
preco regular 10 centayos SC van a....,,...',..Iah
En- nuesro mosado de barao hemos pueso un surdo de
coes que vaan pco desde hasa IS cenavo todos Sc
van Observation-Disclosures 1853
Esrcamene todos los corte lana verde azu eaos de
cuados NADIA mas hermoso para esta pumave
Iprecio IS centavos mentras hay, por..,.ooc ooc
inspecta nueo immense sudo de Ecto aunquc no enga
de comnrr semne Tenderness puso dc enseae eecos
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-08-26

0uo optimista muy notable fue Bene-
dicto Arnold, que despues de pelear
valerosamente por la independence
americana, cayo en- la cuenta que no
oonvenia 4 Su opnipotismo arrebatar e'
dominic la Inglaterra, y bajo tai cir
cunstancIa hizo TRACTION sus paisanos
y vendio a su patria. Tai genero de
opnipotlsmo es muy peligroso, parti-
cularmente cuando tiene por mira la
humiliation y rebaiamiento de los su-
yos propios.
De todo este sacamos la conclusion
que en- asuntos que nos interesan es
necesario quitarnos las antiparras, no
enganarnos a nosotros mismos nj en-
gahar d los demas, fgurandonos una
sltuacion falsa que NADIA tiene en- co.
NUN con la realidad rs dc hombres
sensatos { iustrados penetrar al fondo
de las cosas y no ilucidarse con so6s-
mas y con suposlciones que no puede
.olerar la luz de la razon. 81 NADIA re.
mediamos conociendo la realidad de
las cosas, nuestra condiclon puede
considerarse irremediable cuando ocul-
tamos la llaga y aparentamos no yer 10
que esta d la vista de todo el mundo.
Ell conocimiento de los males que nos
aquejan no es una dc las cualidades
del opnipotismo, y por tai razon nos
puede servir mucho para hacer un ts-
fuerzo supreme para buscarles rene
dio. De otra manera siempre perma-
neceremos sumidos en- la ignorancia J
en- la servidumbre.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-08-26
A. M. ADLER,
Comerciante en-
Mercancias
Generates y Abastos para Ranches
Wagon Mound, N. M.
RAILROAD NOTES.

General Assembly Cumberland Presbyterian
Church at Chicago, Ill, May 20 10 June 1897,
Fare aud one third on certificate plan for round
trip.
Annual Meeting Supreme Lodge A. O. U. W.
Milwaukee, Wis, June 70 II 1897. Fare and
one-third on certificate plan for round "trip.
Annual Meeting American Medical Associa-
tion, Philadelphia, Pa, June 10 T. 1897 Fare
and one-third ON certificate plan for round trip.
General Assembly OF the United Presbyterian
Church of North America at Rock Island, H.,
May p to June 8, 1877, Fare and one-hali on
certificate plan for round trip.
Biennial Session Supreme Court Foresters OF
America at Denver, Colo. August q 10 y, 1897,
Fare and one-third on certificate plan from all
points on our line.
Annual Convention National Kelley League
at Minneapolis, MINI, August oath TO 18th, lSW
Fare and one.third on certificate plan for round
trip.
Tennessee Centennial and International Ex-
position at Nashville, Tenn, from May list to
Oct Sst 1897. From Las Vegas 30 above points
aud return $685.. Tickets ON sac daily up to
and Including Oct 18th, 1877 Continuous pas
sage I'm each direction, hual limit for return
Nov. 9th 1877. Going passage must be c0mmen.
ced on date OF sale and return passage on day OF
execution. q. II. JoREs, Agent,
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OPTIMISMO.
Esperanzas que Nunca Sc Pueden
RealiZar, Y que no son 0tra
c0sa que Sueil0S y DelirioS.

q
Cuando los neo-mexicanos vinieron
d formar parte de Ia gran confedera-
cion americana, encontraron en- su ca
mino dos obstdculos graves que no
podian menos de militar desfavorable-
mente encontra de ellos. Fue el pri-
nero su ignorancia total del idioma del
pals bajo cuya bandera Sc habian AGO.
gido, y ell segundo, las dlferencias Vi
tales entire las leyes { instltuciones a
que estaban acostumbrados y las que
iban a adoptar como suyas, Estos dos
obstaculos, Sc presentaron juntamente
con la repugnancia que era natural sin
tiesen al verse sometidos al yugo de
un pueblo de ideales diferentes y de
religion y costumbres enteramente dis
tintos. Undo este al desden y des-
precio que desde un principle manifes-
taron los conquistadores hacia los con-
quistados; su resolucion de no yer ma
da bueno nj digno en- el caracter de
los neo-mexicanos, y los ataqueS Ca
lumniosos { injustifcables que estos
tenian que sufrir a cada paso, no es
extraho que todo ESQ haya lmpedido la
fusion y la fraternizacion entire dos
pueblos de diverse origen. AL cabo
de medic slglo de vaivenes y peripe-
cias casi Sc puede decir que nuestro
pueblo no ha experimentado ningGn
cambio radical respecto la raza do
minante, y que la actitud de amboS es
casi la misma que cuando Sc verified
la conquista, y 81 hay alguna diferen-
cia notable consiste en- la acentuacion
de rivalldades mutuas y en- la marcada
divergencia de las rairas y sentimien-
tos de los vencedores y vencidos.
Estos hechos son tan claros como la
luz del dia y reciben a cada paso cor
roboracion explicita de los aconteci-
mientos que pasan. Presentan un
cuadro trlste y desconsolador que no
da gran promesa del futuro bienestar
de nuestros conciudadanos, pues es
evidente que las rlvalidades originates
no Sc han Dorado nj llevan traza de
borrarse jamas. 81 bien no somos tan
pesimistas que yeamos todo en- coloreS
sombrios y obscuros, nj tampoco par
tidarios de perpetuar divisiones y dis
cordias de remote origen, no podemos
ignorar del todo la eniermedad cro-
MICA de que padecemos y que cada dia
presenta aspectos mas deplorablesr Nj
pertenecemos la clase de optimistas
que todo 10 ven color de rosa y no al
canaan d distinguir los graves sucesos
que con tanta frecuencia sc notan en-
nuestta vida ordlnaria. Green estos
que todo Gamma a las mil maravillas y
que nada pasa fuera de 10 regular en-
tre los elementos de que Sc compone
la population de Nuevo Mexico. Sc
meiante optimismo es muy pe1udiciaI
porque presenta una idea errada y en-
gahosa de la situacion que guardamosi
no permite aplicar los remedies que
Sc necesitan para que ell NAL no Sc des
borde y produsca consecuencias fumes
.as. Una appreciation inteligente de !;
realidad de las eosas, nos permite de
visar Ell abismo que divide a dos de lo
elementos principales de la poblaci6r