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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-13

THE war with Spain cannot commence
any too soon. Some Colorado scout has
offered the services of 500 Navajo braves,
who are great on selling the blankets
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-13

CHICAGO claims to have elected a batch
of honest aldermen at it's last city cleo
ton. How long this batch will remain
honest is another question.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-13

THE VEN Beet Sugar factory in the United
States was erected at Eddy, New Mexico, in 1895,
and made its first Campaign" beginning November
18th, 1895, and closing February 10th, 1897.
THE CONTENT OF SUGAR in the beet' Of the crop
grown in the Eddy and Roswell sections Of the val
Icy has proven to be more uniformly high than any
other part of the United States,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-13

THE United States navy is posing in
the altogether and ready for a fight.
Its %"altogether' is very becoming.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-13
APRIL 10.

SPANS intention to be very good and
humane in Cuba is Just a bit too late.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-13

drugs is like adding fuel to the fre-hence the in
creasing severity of the disease.
The right remedy for Rheumatism is a real blood
medicine-one which is more than a tonic, promptly
reaching and curing deep-seated blood diseases.
Swift's Specific (S. S. s. is the only known cure
for obstinate blood diseases, and is the only blood
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-13
The
Right
Remedy.

Mr.. Frank T.. Reynolds, of Rome, Ca,
writes:
~ have suffered intensely with Muscu-
lar Rheumatism, which, at one time, kept
me in bed for eighteen months. / took
all kinds of treatment, and visited many
famous springs, but could get only tenn
porary relief. S. s. 8. seemed to get at
the disease promptly, and effected q per-
1nanent cure"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-13

1914 separate analysis, chiefly carload lots, showed AN
of 1901 per cent sugar in beet; s4.1 per
cent purity.
THIS REMARKABLE RESULT was accomplished by
raw farmers, unacquainted with the culture of beet
root, on new land and under very trying circum.
stances, asthe factory was not assured until May, and
majority Of the acreage was planted between JUNE
LIST AND AUGUST 10th.
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Mr.. J. A. LeSeur, Atianta's ~well-known
architect, says:
''For years | have suffered with Sciatic
Rheumatism and often felt as If a frag-
ment of bombshell had passed through
my left hip. I could get absolutely no
relief, though many remedies were tried.
After taking a few bottles of s. s. s.,
the disease grew less painful, and very
Q disappeared entirelY.N
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-13

Don't continue a treatment which does more harm than good
The only cure for Rheumatism is a purely vegetable, n
real blood remedy. Take S. S. S. and be cured.
Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Wilt mailed
to any address, by Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-18

=. En MaysgdeE tuvo u desgrt an
oaerse desde "A ssotea n patio da IA casa que
habita don Pedro Rosell6, una nida AL trsca
ahoa, hi A de ma de las si1vientsi. consa
seuencia de tan funesto accidents ID halls mn
grave.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-18
La aUniversidad
De "A0TRE DAME"

Los que se iIteresan pos la eauoaci6n de la
iuventud dc un pas, h b An de tener aempeflo
veriadero en- segnir paso paso los adelantos
y el conssante piogreso de los grandes centros
universtarios por 10 que creemo, que aquelo4
de los leotores de Ella Corfespoedencis,s qae
tienen hi que eiuc.r, no de- fan d /, leer con
gusto 8 gunos-A -Astoa references q la Uaicersidad
de- x1Nore Ddnae,s situada en- el Estado de In
diana, de los Estados Unidos.
Esta Uaiv ri I'D fu6 fanlada Ell afo 1s49,
por IN vsn sscsrdote de la Co, gr gasion de
Ia Santa Cruz, en- 1914 fa9 habi!ltada por ell
Estado En- la actuaidad consta de vsinte espa-
ciosas coastrucoiones s para aloj jamiento y como.
didad de estpdisntes prcfesores.
El cuerpo do est altimos sc compone de
speenta pasa de sescie6tos ei numero ds aaue.
IL S, sienes ban acudido dieho centro dozen
te de todos IS d;ysrsos lugares de la Union y
asf mismo do Caha de lls Rapablicss del Sar
America, c,nviItlendoia de ese modo en- La Uai
versidad Catol;cs m'y,r de los Estados Uni
dos.
Los cursos que en- ella SO estudian com
pranden On extern o progr ima: arts lot as, Glen
oiaa, mdsica, ieyas, biz lsgfa, farm icis, ipgs-
niatura civil, mecas "a ectrica 10 que hay
que agsegsr el estudio de todos los idiomas mo
dsrnos.
Ia discipline de Is Uiivsrsidsd, aunqhe
suave es seysra, como TODD Ell reg len reside
en- ell cuerpo univsrsitario, tisnen los padres la
garantta de que sua hi;os estaran sismpra hhadfo
el cuidsdo es pscial de les sssdfes : hermanoa.
: Las conaiciaaes~- -climatoldgioas de Notre
Dszzess son todo 10 que puede dssearse.
Situada Ia instruction en- la parte mas ele-
vsda de Ia planicie que divide las rsgiones hi
drogrsfeas de los graEdes lagos del Mississippi,
Notre Dame esti al abrigo al de los grandes
oalores como de los frfos rigarosos. 81 decmos
que esta en- ell centro de Is comarca ocodeu tai,
conociia con Ell nomhre de sRegi6n de los Da
fasnez habrsmos explicado Gebidamente 10
qae son sqnellas ce 7icones de china.
Nos atrevemos, per tanto, recomendar 5
los ps d es de famiis d. Puerto Rico qae inten.
ten CIV ar III hijos hijss sducar faera de
la isla. que 6.ea su stenci6n en- las anteriores If
meas, que lean ell anuncio one en- otro lugar pu-
biiosmos, Sc convenceran de las vent i.s que
ofrsce Ia oitada Universidad.
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Gacsta dc hoy.

Tomento Ioscrigc On de 100 paitenes cas-
miners. d. hero, p an otros rnetsles, en- 81
barrio eDnqae, ie N ,guaoo, solioitada por d
sPeiro, Santsteban Chavasri.
lem de Is peltanencisa minarss de plata,
en- el barrio de eGazmsn arribs, de Rio Gsan-
de, solicit d ! por D. jose Ramon Latimer
lem de 25 perteneneiss mineraa de FRO
de eCollores, de Lss Piearas, solicitals p D
5Jote Sstisteban Tfueba.
Cltaeidn nueva subasta de ] 600 bar, les
de cemett, Portland, tasados & 81 so. para ell
81 del coTrients.
Obras pdblicas c sncurso pasa Ell trssoor
te del materlal de acero para ell puente ',Psf1
cipe de Asturias" sobre el rio LOLA, por 81 ter
mino de ocho diae.
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DIR AeTrAlIDAD.

. Fal Z . .aEA 4 - T. = u + IL 4
II Obiftp Lsytef, Pa.riarfa d. les Nor
nfnes, 40 mutio en- stp,embre passdD en-
Kay Vi e (Cs.ado do Utah 20 prcciaba fe s,r
paire de sesents oinco hijoa, d los que 10
breviv cincnenta y II 10, que asistieron gu
enterro. III nlmero de sus njetos rsconocilos
fga hssta atora l45 el dc sus bisnietos 3
Is. Bien sabido os que entire les Mormones esta
4d5nltlda Ia poligamia, y esto explica la vasta
p ole del Patriarca Layton Sin embargo, aun.
que 81 buen senior erl muy lico y su re' igion 10
taaultaba para tomar taItss esposas como pu.'
diera mantener, e6!o dej6 cinco viudss, bien
lne nadie conoce ell nu.nero De smab'es comps.
heras que SO le mur, g on durants su larga pc;
rigrinacidn por este miserable plaueta.
Utah, oan una snpe, fcie de "a 97O millas
cuadradas, era hasta haze pocos amos un semi.
'esielto, pero deade que 80 tstsblecieron aIf
los Mormones, rcsueltts crecer multipli.
carse, Ia poblaci6n ha Gums ntado considelablp.
nente. El de Eaero do 1898, Utah entro &
formsr parte de la Union como Estado, pues
antes solo habfa ii 10 un Ter torio' Hoy &c le
caleu' an 2 ooo h. bitantes, 10 que todavfa es
POGO para su super6oie Sin embargo, los Nor,
mones, al paso que lleyan, 10 pobarAn prontc,
sobre todo 81 no msnosprecian 81 ejemp!o de ia
venerable Patiarca, que murid en- olor dc san
tilad.
III pro- 'esor de astronomfa, Mr.. Rndvlph
VI. Hunter, de Flladefa, tieue en- proy e,to Ii
construction dc uo g gsntesoo te.escopio que
se'a qulnientss yeces mss poderoso que el me.
ior Dc los oonstruidos proyectados hasta ahos
70, Con elpt dfan Verse las oiudades que los
astr6nomoa suponeu que,exsten en- Marte, sur
canales sus buqnes, y Ia supor6cie de IA. lnns
podra ser estadiada como no 10 ha sido hasta
ahora. s
Del gigantesco telescope solo 80 sabe que
COM tara de un snorme espejo cdncavo, que g.
farh sobre una linea eapiral en- torno de nraio,
RE metAloa que podra subir . baiars moYids
por electricidad.
Mr.. Hunter ha dieho qua su proyecto de-.
manda una suma oonsiderabilfsima = no podrA
Hevarlo cabo sin Ell auxilio del Gobierno 8 de-
las sociedsdes cientffioss. Considerable el renorn
hre del Professor, puede darse por cierto que su
proyecto no dejarA de lleyarse K oabo por falt,
de dinero.
La gran di6cultad para "a oorstrucoidn d.
tele copiosg gqaecorrespondan 4 lac aspiraoiones
de Ia oiencia estriba en- la casi imposibilidsd
do constrair lentes g,andest " sin manchas, pes
70 Mr.. Hunter as gura haber resuelto q pro.
blems. u
5
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Entire parentasIs
En- busca del cieIo.

Una mariposa de alas blancas sa'io una ma
haDa volando por el campo.
Elcampo estaba OF bierto de flores.
La mariposa iha triste, muy triste. Era
una flor mas, una foY del -aire, nna for del ce.
10, que bustabl una for hermana.
Pleg6. gu vuelo sobre una for de "a. terra.
Era uua amspola.
iCaAnto gozo! La campestre desposada
estaba vestida ce rojo, color de Ia aIegsfa. Mas
lhayi iQue oor,z6n tan amargo!
Plscss despu@s Ia marlposs sobre ell per
fumado seno de una ross.
Aquela rosa era la FOR mas arrogante de
IN jardin. Era Ia emperatriz de las carolas mul
ticolores Y embalsamaia las que rodeaban aqne
>palacio srietec atico. as5s
E. nectar bebido mecfala On IN sueiio de do
see. Pero De pronto, Sc sleid con espanto. Ne
gra asqnerosa oruga rofa uno do los labios dc
la ross.
Cerrd luego ia mariposa sus ais blancss
deDtro del csiz de un lirio.
Ell lirio creefa SOLITAIRE en- el rinc6n del
hueito de un convento. Ersu lirio de Co.
lor delas tanicas nazarenae. ID Iglesia estabs
al lado. ALI debfa percibirae el mfst!co aro-
ma del il cienso. Pero la mariposa % did Ia
faga. Er. squel un lir!o N archito.
Vino Ia noche. En- 81 cielo SO enceudieron
las estrellas. La mariposa yi6 squellas doradss
foreoillas, suspiro por slcsnzar.as. Entonces,
alz5 el vuelo entire las sombras.
Va muy canssda "a. Su camino es para
arr;bs.
Yosd, sin embargo, de una mariposa que
ha encontrado el cielo aqui absjo. 7s5
Ea el alma de IN pcets, dc un estadisnte
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xCOm0. nomplcncntO de lAs heAtas, cuy3s
principil objsto faa d jaego (sxcepto en- 9. Il
limo cfs) Sc noe informa que Ala o,questa q'a
fua contrat,da psra tocar las dianas una re
treta so anentol 10 han psgiao 81 habi nio al
DO ajnstada en- Sl00s
~. III ma3c t'talar d, Yabacos J SO
Daussa present6 la renunoia de su cargo, que 10
five admitida.
~. En- COM oshis de su distipgaida tseosa
.fegres6 Ponce, p.ooedonte de New York d.
Pedro Juan Serra!l6s
-. Sgaiendo los disposioiones de- Cane
raj Henry les presos de la carcel de Mayagiisz
salen barrer Las calles todos los dias.
~. Ella Este | Solitaria,s de Ponce CON-
tinus pub,ieando en- lngar preferente, el relate
de la des'rac,idn do la escuadra de Cervera.
~. Aver, sAbsdo, ha debido tsner efecto
en- a Andieneis do May ,giiss, la vista del pro-
ceso seguido Ft tx Ernesto Gomez Ramon
Ga ein Padilla, por el deito de inceado y ro'
bo en- despoblsd,. He aquf el tribunal: Presi
dente D. Josd de D.ego, magistrates don N.
Batiata y don Ramon Quifones, propietsrlos,
Dr. D. Ramon Roura, D r Slnchez Mon
ta'vo (de la Autiencia de Ponce,) suplentes,
Fiscal Sr. Acuhs. Defensor: D. Pascaslo ta
jardo.
-. En- ell barrio de sCanas, Ponce, me
nudean quo es IN gusto los robos nooturnos.
~ Ha llegsdo Ponce, procedente de Ia
vecina reph5ea, el di tinguido eseritor domi'
nioano Don Enrique Desohamps, hermano dc
nuestro companero en- la prensa D. Eugeaio,
direct del eCorreo de Puerto Reo.s
eoiba nuestro cordial saludo je b:eaveni .
da. ...
~. Don Pedro Bestsrl, condueno del ca
fe ella Mallorquina de Ponce, hl regress ID q
S,I Il I,1y ! 1Ar
p las islas Ba cares La acompaii, un hijo de
su hermana doha Margarita, el cual estuiiaba
la carrera dc Dareoho en- la Uaivers dad de
Barcelona -
- Ms dicen de- Cayeyrque ell cabo de Ia
guariia muaioipsl de aqnel pueblo D. simpli-
clio Diaz, ha renunoialo dioho emp'eo. lgao-
ramos los motiyos que le han i-ducido d clio;
pero al 4abemos que el Diaz es uu hombre HIN
aio, fsl campiidor de sus deberes.
~. Ssgan nos particiran los Sres. a, "a
ba1as Diaz Ca. dol come CO de esta Capital,
han d.suelto Ia sociedad en- Is del actual, que
dan 10 Il liqa dacidn 4 cargo dc los sres. que la
f.rnsban den Juan Diaz y Lopez en- esta Capi-
tai, d IN Antonio abafss Dias en- Barcelona y
pa sustitair 8 ambos en- oaso de necesidad'D.
Antoaio Csbahas.
-. Gracias 4 Ia amabilidad del amigo que
nos 10 ofrsciera, tanem os desde hty en- nuestro
podsr los c6lebrys pAlil.os que empleaba el sar-
jento E'oudero. EstAu la disposition de GUAM
tas personas gastsn examinsr o. .s
-. Ocarri6 aatenoche ia escAndalo trems bun
do, ESQ de las oeh,y ne 'ia, en- 81 cafe de l,
Gale de San Jos6 denomiaado .Unitte E.tate
Whose Parscs qua un soldsd) en- formas
deaeompn $, $ inv t1A Ia esposa del encargado
del ESTABLISHMENTS, Marin LoyRd,, tomar
a Il. < x.i Il
elcnello 10 hizo r.dar por tierrs Iate, ME,
ron otrs acliados en- defen de su cotni iafero.
Y c,mena6 u1a lI4via de hofetadas s,!etsz ,s
gu, se psol ngo hssta las nuevs. La P 'licia.
sin novedaa. IA
~ lis instraeciones recientes d ! general
GrantS 1porq qa6 no sc cumplen?
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tnen disnguda clase cs 100
Para nfom generates, dgirse Consgnatarios Ponce
JsGa eoata 4 Co., s. me,
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C0MpANIH de VApoRES ITALIANoS,

Un de est Cmh de excn condolences para pasae gara
Ponce del al 10 De cada tomar Saint Thomas
Santa Cruz fener Geneva, Npoes Veneca, Lorno ri
dncamene para Thomas Santa Cruz de ener Gtnova Ma
poles Barcelona G6nov Para Shmas admie de 3a case
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p. o. Box 22ss--New-York, Esssdos Unidos.
Unicos Agentes 60--t-6
pran6as males GRAN eRANpEs ?, $, RsMEpIos:-

CuanuU eI emp0UfeCImfe0D
brganico anquila Ell cuerpoy el espiritu Sc fmpone
evoiyer al sistema nerrioso toda su ferza yigors
de ahi la indcaci6n especial del svino Cordial de
Csrebrina" de Ulrici co ceptuado por los mkdicos
mas eminentes como Ell ssreconst5tuyeute pederoso
, yita lfzador mas rspido,n IL
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Para principles de Enero prtximo es
probable que llegue Ponce una buena
pai1fa de opera italiana-
Segan diee .sEl Lib ral' Ell presideate
onseio de Secretaries propondfa al Gene
enry una amnistf1 p'ena para todos los De
Il imnrenta cometidos hasta II fecha.
S celebrames, pues cie,tss restricclones
il ibertad de Ia prsnsa ia nc tisnen ra.
ar, I'm los Estados Unidcs no hay que
i eellsr log psri6dicos, nanoa Sc p'oes
of;eio contra eliss. El oiudadsno q1e Sc
sriudic.do ofsndido per Ia pransa, re-
los tribuos'es entabla Ia qaerella co.
.afNeAA All mo- se conoe en- las deruaeias
multss, nj las ,nspensionss, nj
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-27
COMPULSORY SERVICE
IN the Army Of Spain May Be I'm
posed by the Oortes.
THE CLERGY DECLARES FOR WAR
Leading Church Dignitaries Applaud the
Sentiments Expressed in the Speech
From the Throne Spain Determined to
Involve the World in War.

$3.50
Madrid, April 27.-A proposal has
beer submitted to the congress dover
house of the cortes) for obligatory mil
itary service. The Republicans pro-
pose a revolutionary campaign in the
chamber. in which case ii is practically
certain that the constitutional guar
antees will be suspended.
Great enthusiasm has been aroused
here by the report, as yet unconfirmed,
that a Spanish gunboat has repelled an
American destroyer at the entrance to
Cardenas harbor.
Today the entire senate went to the
palace to deliver to the queen regent
"a reply to the speech from the throne.
Last evening Cardinal Ciriaco Maria
Sancha Y HerYas, archbishop of To-
!edo, in a patriotic discourse extolled
"union in face of the enemy" AID de-
clared in his own name and the name
of Cardinal Cascajares y Azara, arch
bishop of Valadolid, that they both
adhered to the sentiments expressed in
the speech from the throne. The at
titude thus taken by the high clergy
in Spain is much applauded.
The general tone of the papers bears
out the opinion that the war will be a
long one. AS Senor Silvela, leader of
the Dissident Conservatives, has said,
Spain has already lost the material ad-
vantages resulting from the possession
of Cuba, but with fight to the last on
the question of maintaining the flag.
preferring to fight America openly
rather than America secretly foment-
ing insurrection.
The result of defeat, as Senior Silvela
puts It, will only mean a loss of what
has already gone since Europe would
not allow any army of occupation in
Spain pending the payment of war
indemnity The Conservative leader
says:
1T daily becomes clearer that Ameri-
ca has blundered into a war that will
be disastrously expensive to her, what
ever the outcome. The fault lies with
the lingo papers in urging American
statesmen beyond the bounds of reas-
enable demands of good government
for Cuba. America is justified on that
point but not justified beyond it,"
The general opinion among Spaniards
is that America has coveted Cuba from
the first A better balanced opinion,
held by a few, is that she wished to Sc
cure a peaceful and prosperous Cuba
owing to mutual commercial interests,
bat that, this obtained, the American
government could not withstand the
lingo wave" which has swept the
country.
1t is argued that the war must be
disastrous to the true interests Of the
United States. Spain intends TO pro-
long it until European interests are
involved and the powers are compelled
to intervene in self defense or until the
expected general conflagration of Eu-
rope against Anglo-SaXon domina-
tion is brought about"
Spain's determination to set tho
world ablaze rather than withdraw
from the conflict dishonored is very
marked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-27

Many a woman throws away the flower
Of her youth-her beauty her amiahility
and her capacity for wifChood and mother
hood - without realizing it, There is no
sadder sight than that of a young woman
who has for years been bearing up bravely
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Many neople cannot pri X

coffee at night. 1t spoils their sleep. You can
drink Grain-O when you please and sleep like
a top. For Gmin-O does not stimulates it
nourishes, cheers and feeds. Yet it looks
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-27
nnr I,eerless Mnrksmen.

Fort Monroe. April 27.-Yesterday
morning on board the big ships was
spent in lively work, At a signal from
the flagship all the vessels cleared for
action and engaged in sub-caliber prac-
tice. In the afternoon sub-caliber prac-
tice was continued by the flagship. The
remarkable Workmanship of the men
at the guns is a matter of much com
ment by the officers. Eight ten inch
targets at a thousand yards, bobbing
up and down on rolling sea, were de-
molished by sub-caliber shots IN no
time "a pretty good indication OF the
fate of anything large that may come
in the way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-27
Leo VIM snuh the chhnenee.

Richmond, Va, April 27.-General
Fitzhugh Lee is on waiting orders, and
has no present intention of going to
Washington until summoned there
He has received no challenge to a duel
from Lieutenant Ramon de Carranza,
late naval attache of the Spanish le-
cation at Washington. He knows
nothing more about the matter than
what has been printed in the news
papers, Should a challenge come, Cen
eral Lee will ignore it.