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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
House.

Washington, July s.-A sensational
scene in the house today followed the
motion by MIR. Handy, Dem. Del.) to
strike out portions of the partisan re-
marks of Mr.. Ray (Rep. N. W in a
speech yesterday. Mr.. Cannon (Rep.
Ill., denounced the Democrats for de-
laying legislation. An uproar followed,
on the floor and restore order.
Adjournment.
The senate adjourned sine die at 2:O6
.. m. The house adjourned at o'clock
promptly. Three cheers for President
Mckinley were given twice over by the
Republicans. Then followed cheers
joined in by the entire house for Ad-
miral Dewey and General Joe Wheeler.
Flags were passed to every member and
were enthusiastically waved while the
members sang patriotic songs.
Brigadier General Wood.
Among the nominations sent to the
senate today are those of Brigadier Gen
eral Lawton to be major general; Colo
mel Leonard Wood to be brigadier gen.
eral General Lawton is in command
of the division before Santiago. Colonel
Wood commands the 1st regiment of
volunteer cavalry. "Roosevelt's Rough
Riders"
The following is the list of nomina-
tions:
War-Volunteer army-Brigadier gen
erals of volunteers to be major gen
erals, Hamilton S. Hawkins, Henry w.
Lawton, Adna R. Chaffee, John G. Bates.
To be brigadier generals, Colonel Leon
ard Wood. 1st regiment U. s. volunteer
cavalry; Lieutenant Colonel Chambers
McKibben, 21st infantry. To be col
onel, Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt.
The senate confirmed all the nomina.
tions sent in by the president today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-08
FLOODS IN ST. LOUIS.
Heavy Rains Cause Much Damage-Resi-
dents Compelled to Seek Safety
on Rats

st. Louis, July Sin st. Louis and
vicinity, during the past "a hours, sos
inches of rain, the heaviest for years
has fallen. In the badly drained sec
tions Of the city the cellars are faN. In
Chetenham the water rose to such a
height that it threatened the residents
who sought safety on improvised RATS.
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FLOODS In PHILIPPINES.
Advance Of American Troops Hindsred by
High Water German Cruiser
Taf& Manila.

Copyrighted by Associated Press
Cavite, Philippine Islands, july 4. via
Hongkong, July s.-Floods in the coun-
try districts are hindering the advance
of the American troops. Rear Admiral
Dewey has given notice that he will not
allow any more refugees removed from
Manila on board ship. The German
cruiser Cormorant left here today for
Iloilo, where the British gunboats Pigmy
and Rather are in the harbor.
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FOR SALE BY
n. p. CARTWRIGHT 4 BRO.
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Partial List of Rough Riders" Who Fell
at San Juan.

az San Juan.
The following is partial list of the
casualties among the Rough Riders"
in the fight at San Juan Hill on July lst
and end of this month:
KILLED-Captain w. b. O'Neill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., w. A., cor
poral, Troop |; Ash, Alvin c., private,
Troop G: Adams. j. H., private: Bell,
Dilwyn, private, Troop G; Cash, Walter.
private; Champlin, Frederick, private,
Troop G.; Cosby, Arthur, private, Troop
G; Devereux, lieutenant; Devore, S. g.,
sergeant, Troop X; Freeman, W., pri-
yatc, Troop F; Haskell, lieutenant
johnson, V. w., private; Leedy, Daniel,
private; Leahy, d. j., End lieutenant,
Troop &; Mcmillan, A. L.: Meagher,
H., private; Mitchell, Mason, private.
Troop K; Myspernam, John, private
Powers, Albert, private; Ricketts,. Basil
sergeant; Waller, john private: Wright.
William, private; Will Ben namn: Bor-
rowe. II. A., sergeant.
The list shows one officer killed, and
three officers and II enlisted men
The New MEXICAN will give
a more complete list when obtainable.
1t is believed that the list of wounded
will run up to $50.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-08

Boston, July s.-The Plant line steam.
er Halifax has arrived here, having on
board 1872 survivors Of the French line
steamer La Bourgoygne. A careful re-
vision Of La Bourgoygne's passenger list
shows there were TIA souls on board, of
whom $50 were lost, and 1874 saved. OF
the saved 10 were second class, AZ steer
age and los were members Of the crew.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-08

Washington, July Sit can be stated
authoritatively that no overtures toward
peace have been received up to the time
the cabinet met today. At the same
time it would be no surprise If peace
overtures came to the government at
any moment, either from Spain or
through some intermediary.
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liver CITY REDUCTION
. COMPANY, silver City,
Grant County, N. M.

This plant has been purchased and
will be operated in the future by
the estate Of the late Senator
George Hearst, of California, under
the general management of D. B.
Gillette, Jr.
1t is the intention Of the present
management to largely increase
the capacity of the plant and equip
it with every modern appliance
for the successful and cheap treat
ment of ores and concentrates.
Consignments and correspondence
solicited. Advances will be made
on ores.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-08
LIEUTENANT CAREY KILLED.
Was Native of Santa Fe and Sent to West
Point from New Mexico,

Lieutenant Edward c. Carey, Com
pany f, 10th infantry, who was killed
at the San Juan fight. was born in this
city and was appointed to West Point
from this territory. He was son Of
Colonel Carey, paymaster L. :. army
who was stationed in this city for many
years. Young Carey was a brave and
popular young officer and leaves young
wife whom he married in Salt Lake
City. His death is greatly deplored by
the many friends of the Carey family in
this territory.
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Supposed spauiards Scattered.

Key West, July 3.-On Wednesday,,
while the Maple of the blockading feet,
was cruising of Cardenas, she sighted
about 1000 men supposed to be Spanish
soldiers, on the beach. The little gun
boat fired so shots from a distance of
about 1900 yards and scattered the
supposed Spaniards.
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Will Send Troops to Hawaii.

Washington, July s.-As a result of
the cabinet meeting today, it was de-
cided to dispatch a regiment of troops
to Honululu Immediately, and the com
mandant at Presidio, Calf, has been
communicated with to learn what forces
are available.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-08
BLANCO WANTS MORE WAR.
Madrid Newspapers Have Discovered That
Spain Is in Position to Make Her
Enemies Feel the Oonse-
uuences of War.

Madrid, July s.-According to dis
patch received from Havana, Captain
General Blanco openly urges the con-
tinuation of war. The newspapers of
this city say the moment has not ar
rived to sue for peace, one adding: "We
find ourselves in position from'which we
are able to make our enemies feel the
consequences of war;"
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Cs,uara's Squadron.

Suez, July 8. - Admiral Camara's
squadron Is anchored beyond the three
mile limit where IT awaits the Pelayo.
Admiral Camara visited the governor
and salutes were exchanged.
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WILL ATTACK SANTIAGO TOMORROW.
General Shafter and Admiral Sampson
Have Agreed on Plan of Campaign,

Washington, July s.-General Shafter
and Admiral Sampson have agreed on a
plan of campaign. At noon tomorrow
Admiral Sampson will begin the bonn
bardment of the outer works.
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MANY RUMORS OF PEACE.
France Represented As Leading the Move
ment- Spanish Bonds Advanced-In-
tervention Recommended,

London, July s.-Dispatches from the
continental capitals still talk Of Euro
pean intervention in the Hispano-Ameri-
can war. France is being represented
as taking the initiative, and Germany
and other powers as declining to inter-
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RETURNING HOME.
Admiral Oamara's Ships Have Re-entered
the Suez Canal on Way Back
IN Snain

Paris, July s.-A dispatch from Is
MALTA says the Spanish squadron has
re-entered the Suez canal on its way
back to Spain.
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Spanish Bonds Advanced,

Spanish As went up today on the
rumor that Madrid was negotiating
with Washington for peace, but officials
at the British foreign Office say there
are no indications of peace being ne
gotiated.
European Intervention Recommended.
St. Petersburg, July s.-Russian Off
cials and the general public are strong
ly in favor of speedy peace as the only
salvation for Spain. The newspapers
recommend the Intervention of Europe
to compel the cessation of hostilities.
Wants to He C0axed.
New York, July s.-A special from
Rome to the Evening Journal quotes
the Spanish ambassador to Italy as hav-
ing said: "If all the powers invite
Spain to conclude peace, Spain will
WELD"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-08
italian Cruisers Ordered to Philippines

Rome, July s.-The Pololo Romano
says that the Italian government has
ordered the third class cruisers Piemen-
to and Degali to proceed to the Philip
pine islands.
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No Peace overtures Received,

These resolutions were unanimous
adOntpd.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-09-26

OF 1889 against 494,OS6 last year, 63o,1i9
year before last and 32634i same Tune IN
1894; overland across the MISSISSIPPI. ONO
and Potomac rivers to northern mills ana
Canada II, $50 against 12,SG2 last year, ol,io
year before last and 22.542 same time in
1894; interior stocks in excess of September
list, T527 against 941 last year. 1876
year before last and 1906 same time IN
1894; southern mill talings. S2,23S against
1882 last year, 1854 year before last and
SO 295 same time in 1894.
Foreign exports since September list have
been HES against l2o,. 05 last year. The
total takings of American mills north and
south, thus far for the season have been
23t against 1S2. 703 last year. These in
clude 1896 by northern spinners against
1903 251
Since the close of the commercial year
stocks at American ports and the twenty
nine leading southern interior centerS have
been increased 256 22G bales against an in
crease for the same period last season OF
400 1913 and are now 1856 less than at this
date last year.
Including amounts left over in stocks at
ports and interior towns from the last
crop and the number of bales brought
into sight thus far for the new crop, the
supply to date is S093l2 against S29,S9o for
the same period last year.
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Worlds Visible Supply Of Cotton.

New Orleans, September 23.-Secretary
HeSters statement Of the worlds visible
supply of cotton made up from special
cable and Geographic advices compares the
figures of this week with last week last
year and in 1894, the latter the 1901 900
crop year 1t shows an increase for the
week just closed of 1856. 424 bales, against
increase of 1855 last year and an
increase of 1855 last year and an increase
of i2 in 1894.
The total visible is 755, 107 against ! $685.
GS3 last week, ,233 533 last year and 20l7.-
500 in 1894. OF this the total of American
cotton is 1871, 1o7, against 1,402,GS3 last
week 1,5o2,533 last year and 1867, 702 in
1894, and of all other kinds including Egypt,
Brazil India. etc. $4,000 against $4,000
last week, $4,000 last year and 100 in
1894.
The worlds visible supply of cotton
shows an increase compared with last
week of 156,42i bales an increase compared
with last year of 521, ga and a decrease
compared with 1894 of 262, 695.
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FOUR YEARS COTTON HISTORY.
Present Low Price Appears To Threat
en- q Still Lower Range

New York September 23-rhe Tribune to-
dav publishes a review of the history of
cottor. for the past four years and says;
"A price for cotton nearly a cent lower
than ever before during September appears
to threaten a lower range than has yet
been reached. at least until prospects for
the next year are 50 defined that a sharp
reduction in yield can be expected. It
WIS recently shown that if there was ac-
tuaI consumption of over 100000 bales of
american cotton for the first time during
the last year 1t mas only been by so "X-
ceeding the demand for goods That import
ant works in this country have already
stepped in considerable number.
The market for goods, all countries con-
sidered, has not yet warranted Such a
consumption in the manufacture, although
il has expanded with really remarkable
speed The consuming population of the
world Increases slowly, if it all, ana yet
it is not twenty years since as much rs
100000 bales Of all kinds OF cotton had
ever been consumed in manufacture in any
year. An increase from 100000 TO 19>0o,ND0
bales in twenty years-oVer Sc per cent
vastly OutrunS any possible inCreaS" in the
consuming population; and, since ten years
ago when S134.d00 bales of all kinds of cot
ton we're consumed, tnen the greatest guam
tity ever Known tne consumption has ad-
Vanced 2.7490 900 bales, 81 per cent.
Even this country, the most r9pj lly grow
ing in population of al large nations, naS
not known rs great an Increase in poDu-
lation. nor is there evidence that the CON
dti0n of the consuming population of the
world Whoc has SO improved rs to
encourage materially larger purchases of
clio hing.
yet it Is true that the actual dstrbu-
ton of goods by sales to consumers has
increased, if not as rapidly as production.
much more rapidly than the consuming
population. The surplus of goods carried
By manufacturers and dealers has evident
~ increased, but the consumption has in
creased also. and no one can with safety
predict that it may not increase yet more.
60 tiftiIl {. rl I1 Of h.lf,
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Coffee and SUGAR.

New York, September N.-Coffcc options
opened steady with prices ) points higher to
5 points lower and ruled quite active with
feature of transactions liberal buying for
foreign account. news from foreign mar
kcts summed up as bearish, but liberal dis
tribution from American warehouses and
further sharp drop in the American silver
fully offset the weakness abroad; Brazilian
receipts slightly larger than expected.
closed steady at unchanged to 5 points
higher; sales 2l,y'o bags including October
and steady; No T. invoice SIS; No. 7 lob
bing G@. mild steady to firm; Cordova
sails; sales moderate; business rurnored on
private terms.
Sugar. raw quiet and about steady: fair
refining 3M centrifugal SO test 4 SD: mo
lasscs 3tg: refined rirm. but less active:
mold \ 81: granuiatcd ~.
New Orleans. September 24.-Sugar, no
open kettle; centrifugal strong; seconds
2tI0f 3-16; mo.HsseS easy; centrifugal all
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ing in excess Of the supply. All sales are
made quotation prices readily.
irish potatoes are very plentiful, ana
prices are very low
Onions are coming in from every dlrec-
ton. and the market is thoroughly sup
Piled Sales are being made at almost any
price the purchaser is willing to pay.
Cabbage are ranging N price as hereto
fore. there being little or no change either
In price or demand.
Sweet potatoes seem to have struck the
bottom notch in price. and all receipts are
being housed. there being absolutely no
demand for them at hardly any pr.ce.
the home truckers and farmers supplying
the market.
loney is in good demand at quotation
prices. all receipts being readily sold on
arrival
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Iroceric1.

Atlanta. September - -Roasted COTE" 81 80 less
soc per 100 coffee chotc- II: fair U;
primo 2. Sugar ttandari Granuiated $40; NOV
Orleans white SIS; % yellow $3.50. Sirup, New Or
leans open kettle 266l4Oc; mixed 1Gt42Oc; sugar
house 26@35c. Teas. black 30e65c; green 7"'%ooc
Rice head FAC; choice 6ls&6Ac. salt, dairy saoss
81 Co do bills 52.25, ice cream Sl.00; common 80
Qp7Oc Cheese fun cream lOlq@ / re. Matches, COS
SOC; zoos + l30QD l.,J; 300s $40. soda boxes &c
Crackers soda tec: cream Sc; gingersnaps Sc. Can
dy. common stick tic; fancy l2Dl3c oysters, f. w
$ 90; l.. W ST 90
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Fruits and Confectionerfer.

Atlanta. September 24-Apples. new crop fig
500. Lcmons, choice SIS o005 30; fancy 8o.oo16 90
Oranges California Seeding 81 OU@3 4 navel mono.
bananas, straight 81 .O0mI 20 bunch; calls I5qp
roc. Figs sqo9c. owineto qunlty kaisins ne" Call
fornin s 4Oa 100; u boxes 800 Coo CnFIhht5 ofD
10, LcrhOrn citrou ito lie. huts-Alm1hd loo;
pecans, 4G5c; Brazil 9&l0c; nlberts ll&o; wal
nuts EG lOc; mixed mats SO Oe. fohnuts Vir%lFiS
electric light 54gGc fancy banu picked 4G .e;H eor
. 3aJS Is.
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GMAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.
CONSTITUTION OFFICER.
Atlanta, Ga, September "a, 1903
E1to1r Grain aud Meal.

Atlanta. ScStemhor II - Fiorr. all wheat first pat
ent 81 So; second Patent 94l3: ttractt9 so: fatcr
80; extra family SEQ Corn. white 47c mixed ieC
oats white sc: mixed 35c. geHas - rroof 37iac.
Rye. Georgia S5C Hay. No. tmothT large bales
SEC; tmR II tG cs soc: No 2tin cthy tmn II bales 15G.
Ncai plain $50: foltsd doc Wheat bran. iarges,rks
$50: small 71c shorts 90 Stock meal 80.
cot seed men 95c per 100 rs; hr!lsS6 so par ton
Pcas-Stock 500G5c per bu; common white Sl.0J;
IadyS | . . l.2J. ,1rits s.. 10
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The Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. September 24-Today'S state
,,,ent Of the condition Of the tre eao Wy.
shnws. Available cash balance $5l4Z-"'0L4'
cold reserve $242, $50, Cos.
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Atlanta Clearing House Statement.

Darwin G. Jones, Manager :. ,o7 ~ -
CIearings for tae week - 9H7 - 20 %
same week last year. Love 'I'''7
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7 ! 9 OR

EPILEPTICIDE will positively and perma-
nently cure Ebilsbsp, Fits or Failing Sickness.
Endorsed by physicians and hospitals. Re-
commended in United States Journal Health
Reports. A Free Trial Bottle Sent to every
sufferer on application. 1t has cured thou
sands 1t will cure you! Why suffer longer'
1t will cost you nothing to try it, and will
abide by the results Write for it, Give full
name, age, poStoffice and express address.
w. II. MAY, Md, May Laboratory,
90 Pine Street, New York City.
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RESERVE INCREASE.
Brought About by the Banks Contracting
Their Loans.
RESERVE NOW S8,252,675
Does Not Compare as Unfavorably
with Average for This Season as
Might Be Imagined.
New York. September 24.-The Tinancier

Nav yor, Sentember 24-The Tinancier
says:
''Whether Tho actual condition OF the
New York banks at the close Oh '"e wa
is shown in the current statement Is Il
matter Of doubt, but the exhibit IS even
more favorable than had been eNpecleu
50 far percentages Of reserves "' 'o'1
ccrned. Several factors OF llllP'' '"4'NN
which developed within the past re" "aS
influenced the totals. The first OF Lle f7o'N
imports have been added TO SpeSi9 ~
count the losses to the treasury were yea
much less than have been reportei VI
late, and the interior movement 'oh'iii" w.
light. BY contracting their iot.n-'. @
hanks have been able to reduce lhe4I We
nosjts thereby bringing down the ieSe. W.
requirements and apparently adtiHs W $500
,ash on nand. In tnIS manner the 40
excess WAS increased no less IMAM sf,olL,
40 OF which $I,lS3,Mo came from " "a
IN specie ana Iega.S, ana $zo-o,o'o IL oiii
Iasst.ned q per cent requirement. que "
the contraction of $1,3l4,4oJ IN deposi,tS.
As a result Of these changes the Sulplu9
reserve now stands at $S,2o2,Sio WlitcH uoo@
not cumpare as unfayoraI'ly with me NV,
age reserve this season IN othef yea no
might be imagined. ne t,inm ,''" Of the
bond transactions Is probably at am e't'i
and the heavy liquidation which u',t 49, 49,
loans $50 600 600 during the moilIh 81 ~
t,,1hor Iii live way to IL more moderate
adjustment 1t begins 10 look as tnpu5
the New York banks Will NOT ne NV
upon to the usual extent TOY Nl@ip rijeiv
Eighty millions of treasury dep391a'S n m,s
distributed are important in inns coli w.
ton. and the recent rise IN rates III ~ IN.
York developed the fact that hitettot "a a.
etit,ItfOns had plenty of money 10 lo"u ~
prevailing rates. Banks mere -" '''S'
heavy country business Sho" r~-9fs-
large falling off in deposits, bll le-ula
rolntincr IS said TO be small. Ine rt'tn'
stringency has developed an eiiort :" s-07
large circulation and the increase o. '"ont
d06 for the week, based on new b per tT NO
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S-OVigtOTB.

Atlanta Scptembcr24 -Cledr rtbs boxed sIdss 57so:
clear sides 1fs. oscured beilies 7Ao. Sugar cured
bans 8&@1lc; California 7'4c; breakfast bacon IL
aldo Lard. res; quality 5Ao: second quality o9so;
compounds
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Rupture Cured.

Satisfaction guaranteed no knife; will
have to see patient once a week. Dr.
Tucker, IS Broad street Atlanta. Ga.
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connaratire Cotton Statement.

New York. September 23.-The following
the comparative cotton statement for