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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-12-21

Do you see the boy?
see the boy.
Do you see the boys glad smile?
see the boys glad smile.
Why does the boy seem so happy?
The boy has just made out a list of
what he wants Santa Claus to bring him
and given it to papa.
Can you pick out the boys papa?
You bet can.
How can you pick him out?
BY his sad and sorrowful face.-Chi-
cago Post
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-12-21
Why He Promised.

Bright-What made you tell me you
wouldn't climb the Christmas tree?
Bobbie Bright-'Cause then l didn't
think could do it.-Judge
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-12-21
3 WppIFS !
(ARlsTM,AS,

DIN pa t ri d g e
huntin', be YEP"
Hiram Hull asked,
as he poured four
pounds of No. 6
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SPRING ApYlGF.
some rim.lyi Hint. for ali who Ar. co.
lag Through rhis frying season.
VI 70 fisfSnlanfiflc Ma ma zine n f 2 = AZ X

Be careful ofsyour diet. YOU do not
need heavy food such an sou require
during the winter. "a III
Spring may BIO beautiful. but II Is
treaeherous. Do not let II deceive you
into a cold, a fever, malaria or pneu-
monia. " ~ y tF3sss s.5 4 sN
Do not throw. OF your winter fannels
too early. It is better 10 suffer a little
Inconvenience than to take cold. Z,
II YOU feel tired, fcverish or over
heated, do not rush of and take
Spring medicines. Cool yourself
down and In this way help your sys-
TEN and purify your blood. tf5'lg n
II you feel hot and Thirsty, do no.
drink large quantities OF water or other
"long" drinks. II Is much better to take
a little pure whiskey and water which
Will auench the thirst, tone the system.
and fortlfys against disease
Remember that only pure wlliskey
should ever be taken into the system.
and that the leading chemists and
scientists OF the present day Unite IN de-
claring that Duffy's Pure Malt Is abso-
lutelv the purest and best. "A 4! a.
Do not permit any druggist or grocer
to persuade You to take Something
eIse." Bear Ia mind that this, Is a med
icinal whiskey and far superior, for this
reason, while L costs no more. 8 7
II you use proper care and follow the,
advice above given, sou may hope to
60 through the spring in good shape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-12
WHEELING VOLUNTEERS.

In oil the proposed organizations of
Wheelingites that have for their ,pur-
pose service. in the army in case OF
war, The proper course has not been ta-
kcn-at least II iher want TO see SER
Vice right Mt the st0rt. As stated In the
1ntclllgcncer recently, when the Prcsl-.
dent calls for volunteers this states
quota will be made up from the organ
lied militia Oc which there arc two reg
imcnts, ono Ii the northern part OF tho
state and the, other. the Second, In the
lower ond. II Wheeling people want to
go to The front at tile beginning of tho
expected war. their proper. coucse is To
communicate with Colonel Clarcnco.L L.
Smith. Of lairmon.. commanding tho
First regiment. aud arrange for the or
ganlSa.!on of u company or companies
to become port OF his command II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-12
THE PRESIDENTS FIRM STAND
FoR THE RIGHT WAS GENERALLY

The sending Of the presidential mes.
sage to Congress yesterday was the DC.
caslon of more general interest in the
present strained situation thar, has been
In evidence since there has been q possi-
bllity OF rupture between Spain and
the United States The Associated
Press bulletins displayed at the IntellI-
geneer office were eagerly scanned by
hundreds OF people during the day. and
the probability OF war was discussed in
all Its phases. with the almost unanl-
nous feeling that war is not 10 be avert
cd. The Presidents message did not
suit some of The hnt-head element, who
will be satisfied with nothing short OF a
declaration OF hostilities, but tho firm
and conservative attitude assumed by
the nations ruler seemed to meet with
approval by large majority of the
people.
Many people said they expected to
hear the Intellgencer,s "ihree tens"
sounded during the afternoon or last
night. To readers who are not aware OF
the arrangement, Il Is now stated that
this paper has arranged TO receive the
earliest possible news OF 4 declaration
of war or opening OF hossillties. and that
upon receipt OF this news the capitol
clock bell will sound three tens" a
pause between each ten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-12
WORKED IN SPAIN

Have a Number of Aten Now Employed
at the La Belle.
There are several Welshmen employed
at the La Belle tin mill who have work.
in the tin mills In Spain. among them
being Josiah Scott and John Evans. Mr..
Scott Is n roller at the La Belle, and
speaks very cntertainingly OF the Span
ish people as he observed them. He is
of tho opinion that the Spanish arc
great buffers. and believes Spain will
make u grand bluff until the last mo-
,mcnt and then back down.
Another La Belle tin mill m<a. George
ReeS, has worked ut his trade In Italy
as we'll as IN Spain. The La Belle COL
ony which has seen. Spain iS especially
sought by their friends these days Of
mi +.
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DEATH>oF MRS. GuTMAS !.

Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, at
the familfresidenceon Thirteenthstreet,
there passed away Mrs. Caroline Gut
man. relict OF Manuel Gutman, in he.
sixty-fourth gear. The deceased was
born in Baltimore, and was well known
In that city and Philadelphia. Among
the children surviving her are VIII and
Lou. young men prominently known in
mercantile circles. The funeral ar
ranGements will be completed to-day.
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THERE WAS 10 Quorum.

me council committee on fire DEPART
ment failed to gel a quorum last night.
which was reinarka ole for this commit
tee, and 1t was the second time only in
over a year that the requisite number
has failed 10 ma;erialIze. Chairman Nc
Lure. Messrs Nesbitt and Gartley, with
Chief Klieves and Clerk Nolte were on
hand: the chairs and cuspldors were
conveniently arranged, but quorum
appeared no. The payment OF
some n bills, and the consid-
GRAFTON Of repairs to the Mia
gara's defective wall, were on the pro-
grammc, and they will be attended 10 at
a meeting called for this evening at 100
o'clock.
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WoMAN's SUFFRAGE MEETING,
Next Friday and Saturday at the Car
roll Club auditorium, there is to be
national woman's suffrage conference in
which much !nterestis being manifest.
ed, assuring a large and interested au.
d!ence' at each session. Among the out.
of-town speakers are Rev Anna H,
Shaw. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait and
Mrs, Mary G., Hay, the latter OF whom
will preside. Afternoon and evening
sessions vii lbe held, 81 e on ~
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gpwoRTH LEAGUE OFFICERS.

Fourth street N. E. church chapter
OF the Dpworth League last night elect
ed officers for, the ensuing term. as fol-
lows: b.
President, II. E. Bowen; first vice
president. Miss Estella Hull: second
vice president, Mrs. Jessie McAdams;
third vice president, Miss Mo,lie Dowler;
fourth vice president, Mrs. Leon Refer
secretary. DR.. Ernest S. Billiard; treas
urer. 2. NJ. Pierce; organist, Miss Bes-
sic Kyle; musical director, Mrs. Lisby.
Miss Alice Walters will give an AT
Home" TO the members on. Thursday
evening, April q.
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DIED.

obIOs
PENDER-on Monday. April II. 1893, al
$50 p. M. MARY E. FENDER, aged
Il years. b. ~. m
Funeral from the residence of Her aunt,
Mrs. Louisa Morgan. on Wednesday at
2so'cloek p. nj. Friends Of the family
invited. lnterment private at Green
wood cemetery. ss 4 &
THoLBERT--on Monday. April II. 1898, at
6:5o o'clock u. NJ. at the residence, OF
her son-ln-law, Thornton Yates, 1924
Eoff street, MARTHA FRANCES
THoLBERT. aged 60 years. Is
Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Friends OF the family are
invited to attend. Interment at Penin-
sular, cemetery. q -!
SWAN-On Monday. April II, 1895, at 4
O'Clock q. m, MRS. NANCY SWAN, In
her Slst year. 49,
Funeral from the residence OF her son-ln-
law, N. Heyman. No. 100 Market street,
on Wednesday morning at ~ o'clock.
lnterment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
GUTMAN-on Monday, April Il. 1855. at
$3.50 p. m. MRS. CAROLINE GUT
MAN, in the sith year Of her age
Funeral notice hereafter. So n.
tBaltlmore and Philadelphia papers copy.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-12
THE FEDERAL COURT.

The United States court was not in
session yesterday, Judge Jackson not
having arrived from Parkersburs. He
is expected in Wheeling this morning,
and court Will convene at o'clock this
afternoon. A settlement Of the 'oleo"
case that was on trial last week Is ex-
pected. AS exclusively stated In Sat-
urday's Intel!!sencer, II Is likely that
the matter will be compromised without
going 10 the jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-12
THE GRAND LODGE.

The Grand Lodge. Knights OF Honor,
Of West Virginia. will meet in this city
at Odd Fellows hall, this morning n.
10 o'clock. From indications there will
be a full representation Of the subor.
dinate lodges present. This will be tho
second time the body has met In Wheel
Ing the other one at its organization.
twenty years ago. 1t will be In session
two duys. 49,. J. II.
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!. WAX Seems TO hr close =, han,l. Get Art
Portfolios. "Untia SANS Narrn at Tho IN.
triiigrncor . ftirt. 10 iilusir ton, IN rsc,,
part. Parts lsMi y now on ,a,r. 10 cents
'tnGii with r0ri'pn. Ry matt 2 coats *.
ira on rnch part 10 cover postage.
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I SOCIETY,"

The annual Easter Monday concert
and ball OF the Arlon last night was the
usual brilliant function, and the Lenten
cessation added to the ardor and enthu-
slasin which were infused. The excel.
lent concert programme was heard by
y large and iapprseiatlve audience, aud
at Its conclusion The hoor was given
over TO dancing, which held sway until
an early hourlthis morning. The affair
was one Of \, the most enjoyable the
Ar!ons have. ever given. f7iG M
The concert programme has been l,re-
viously published. and ltsirendition was
iiattering to all the performers, and 10
Prof. II. N. Schockey, the director OF the
society. The isololsts were Mrs. Flora
Williams. vocal, and Mr.. II. Il, Grimm,
flute. The Philharmonic Quartet and
the Opera House orchestra appeared for
several numbers. maintaining their
regulations for artistic work, and the
Ar!on's chorus was heard In several
pleasing numbers. n
The Carroll Club auditorium was the
scene OF brilliant galaxy,of brave men
and fair WOMEN last night, the occasion
being an Inspection drill OF the knights.
OF st. George. Following the ceremony
adjournment was made to the dining
hall, where the Knights aud their ladies
partook Of Refreshments. The drill
showed that this reorganization is main
tanning It's high rank as u crack drill
organization.
The ball given by the Bridgeport
Union Opera House Association last
night was n splendid success in every
respect. Dukes orchestra made the
The Pythian castle was decorated law
lshly and tastetuliy last night as 1t has
never been before. and no greater sue
cess has ever been given there thar the
Easter Monday ball. OF the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen, Mozart lodge. A
feature OF the tasty decorations was
miniature. caboose, which was rs real
istlc conception as possible. Very ap-
propriate mottos adorned the walls
Tomorrow evening the Carroll Clubs
series OF progressive parties will renew
their hold on the card devotees. Mrs.
NJ. j. McFadder Will superlntend the
refrpshmpnt feature, s.' SEE $50 rsa.s Et.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-12
GosHoRN CASES NoLL1DD.

Caldwell & Caldwell have received
dispatches from Charleston announcing
that all the cases against BIZ Dave
Goshorn have been nollied. 1t Will be
remembered that Mr.. Goshorn was
charged some time, since with stealing
papers from the kanawha county
clerks office. and he charged In return
that lie was the victim Of a conspiracy.
He. went to trial on one indictment and
was acquitted. !. L.--.--......
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-12

COOKS, IMPERIAL. CHAMPAGNE
extra dry. Is q most delicious wine, II
has n delicious flavor. Keep II in your
Ice chest. Il
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K THE performance of }"Thc Players" at
the Opera House, has been postponed
until Saturday April lG. See advertise.
,ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-12
LARGE FIGURES.

q ri E. . n l. Z. y.
Tobacco and Cigars Manufactured In
the District OF West Virginia In 1891. (
Collector White has had tabulated the
work OF all cigar and tobacco manutac-
turers in the district OF West Virginia
for the year ending December u !. 1897.
and found the following Interesting
facts;
Leaf tobacco used in manutac- IA 7
tnre Of cigars NORTHUMBERLAND. 1,1a7,S9i y
Cigars made :............... ..Gs,O7l.0oo
Average number pounds leaf to III
make 1000 cigars..........,...... 1870
Cigars sold or removed. g., 800, 40 ]
Tax paid on samc..........,...... $200. Do 70
Smoking tobacco manufactured. 1925, 2ll]s
Tax paid on sane...."....... ..... s9l7, 5l2.6i
Total number pounds tobacco Ta't',
: manufaetured ;:;......:.,.:.... 4,Is:.soshs
and cigars ........................ ;ns. ils. 10
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The ball given By the Bridgeport
Union Opera House Association last
night was a splendid success in every
respect. Dukes orchestra made the
melody.
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CASTonIA.,

'' ~ !: lzzzzz7z1l III! If; ;:;s
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Tomorrow evening the Carroll Clubs
series OF progressive parties will renew
their hold on the card devotees. Mrs.
NJ. j. McFadden viii superlntend the
refreshment feature
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-26

Major G. L. Cooper, Of the regular
army, who is here waiting orders. has
received authority to make some enlist
ments for the army. There are
three applicants here who desire to en-
list, one of the men having served three
terms in the regular army and having
received discharges showing that he was
a very good soldier. Major Cooper is
anxiously expecting orders to 60 to the
front.
In another column of this paper APP
pears a report of the condition of the
First National Bank Of Santa Fe. This
is one of the Oldest and most substantial
financial institutions in the southwest.
and the statement made proves con-
clusively it's able management by Major
R. j. Palen, president.
County School Superintendent Facun-
do Pine has made the apportionment of
public school funds from the recent
collection of taxes and the apportion-
ment will be published in these columns
in tomorrow's issue.
This county and city are enjoying de-
cent and competent administrations.
What a change for the better from the
deplorable status Of affairs that existed
two years ago.
The Ladies Soldiers Aid Society of
this city is keeping up its good work
right along and dong good whenever
possible. A noble organization this.
Santa Fe lodge No. 9, K. of p, will
hold its regular meeting this evening at
8 o'clock at Castle hall. Installation of
officers. Visiting knights invited.
Bill posters for Halls circus are In
town advertising the appearance of the
show in Santa Fe IL day next week.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-26
TERRITORIAL SUPREME COURT.
Motions Appearances Entered-Hon. Jose
D. Sena Appointed Clerk Of
the Oourt.

In case No. sec, Territory of New
Mexico, appellee, VS.. Pedro Garcia, APP
p%ellant, appeal from Bernalillo county,
a motion to strike from docket with
leave to reinstate was granted. E. l..
Bartlett for appellee, Warren, Fergus
son & Gillette for appellant.
In case No. 75s, j. Fred Lohman,
trustee, ct al, plaintiffs in error, VS.. Will
liam w. Cox ct al, defendants in error,
error to district court of Dona Ana
county, a motion was filed for leave to
file a motion to dismiss. Leave to file a
motion for dismissal was granted. j. +.
Bonham for plaintiff, Catron & GortneI
for defendants.
In case No. 760, Jno. d. Weems, plain
tiff in error, Robert Milliken, defendant
in error, error to district court of Grant
county, a motion was filed for leave to
file a motion to affirm judgment of lower
court. Leave to file motion was granted.
J.. A. Ancheta for plaintiff.
In case No. 765, Charles Springer,
plaintiff in error, VS.. R. Oldham, ct al,
defendants in error, error to district
court of Colfax county, the motion to ex,
tend time to file transcript and assign.
ment of error, submitted and argued
yesterday, was overruled without preju'
dice. A. A. Jones for plaintiff, E. V.
Long and Hugo Seaberg for defendants.
In case No. 76s, VIM H. Miller,
plaintiff in error, VS.. City of Socorro.
John II. McCutchon, James M. Hill, de-
PENDANTS in error, error to district court
of Socorro county, FL. M. D%ougherty en-.
tered appearance for defendant, w. E,
Kelly for plaintiff.
In case No. 100, The Laguna Valley
Co., plaintiff in error, VS.. The Territory
of New Mexico, defendant in error, error
to the district court of Socorro county,
II. M. Dougherty entered appearance as
additional counsel for defendant. j. G.
Fitch for plaintiff, E. L. Bartlett for de-
PENDANT.
In case No. 772. James N. Upton,
plaintiff in error, VS.. Burner, Walker &
Co., defendants in error, error to district
court of Grant county, Freeman &
Cameron entered appearance for de-
PENDANTS, j. S. Fielder for plaintiff.
In case No. 7S6, Aqua Pura Co., OF
Las Vegas, appellee, vs.. The Mayor and
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-26

authorized to arrange a program Tor the
annual meeting to include an address by
some prominent iurist.
The secretary, OF motion, was IN
structed to cast the unanimous bal
lot of the association for Hon. X.
E. Twitchell for president of the as
ISOLATION for the ensuing year. Vice
presidents as follows were elected: First
district, E. A. Fiske, End district. e. w.
Dobson, 3rd district, T. Il. Conway, 4th
district, w. G. Wrigley, 5th district. A.
A. Freeman.
For the 18th time General Z. L. Bart
lett was elected secretary of the assocla-
ton. Mr.. Bartlett submitted a very
elaborate report to the meeting which
was approved. Mr.. Geo. w. Knaebel
was reelected treasurer of the associa-
ton.
The incoming president was author.
lied to appoint all standing committees
and also appoint delegates to the Amer
lean and National Bar Association meet
ings.
Considerable routine and miscellaneous
business was done by the association and
an adjournment was had until August
1s, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Hon. r. E. Twitchell, who was yes
terday elected to the position of presi'
dent of the New Mexico Bar Association
is probably one of the best known law
yers and citizens of New Mexico. Fol
l6 years Mr.. Twitchell hash been an at
torney for the A., L. & S. T. Railway
company, has held many responsible
political and official positions in the ter
ritory and stands among the first of hi'
profession. He is regarded as one O.
the ablest and most promising youns
men in New Mexico and is to be con
graduated upon this new honor con
ferred upon him. Mr.. Twitchell ha'
always taken a great deal of interest il
the association, has been chairman 0
the committee of history of the bencl
and bar and is the author of man,
valuable sketches of the earlier mem
bers of the bar and bench who lived il
this territory.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-26
NEW MEXICO BAR ASSOCIATION.
Thirteenth Annual Meeting Election o.
Ohicers-Business Transacted.

OluOC1o OupluSoo
The 18th annual meeting of the New
Mexico Bar Association was held yes
terday at the court house, and there
were present Messrs. Il. B. Catron,
Frank Springer, A. A. Jones, F. W
Clancy, A. B. Mcmillan, E. L. Bartlett.
w. H. Pope, Max. Frost, G. L. Solignac,
j. G. Fitch, S. B. Newcomb, H. b. Fer
gusson, E. A. Fiske, w. Breeder, FL. L.
Warren, R. E. Twitchell, j. r. McFie,
F. w. Parker, R. c. Gortner, w. B.
Childers, G. w. Knaebel, Hugo Seaberg,
w. J.. Mcpherson, A. A. Freeman.
The president of the association, Hon.
A. B. Fall, of Las Cruces, having gone
to war, Hon. w. H. Pope, first vice
president, presided.
Hon. H. B. FERGUSON, delegate to
congress, made an address to the asso-
citation covering proposed legislation
relative to the establishment of an APP
pellate court for the territory of New
Mexico as well as giving his ideas upon
a bill to enable prospectors to prospect
on land grants confirmed under the act
of 1891. The association appointed
committees on these subjects, the first
committee being Messrs. Jones, Clancy
and Catron. and the second committee
consisted of Messrs. Childers, Fiske.
Fitch, Springer and Newcomb.
A motion prevailed by which a com.
mittee was appointed to confer will
the Supreme court and the ensuing
legislature relative to changing the time
of holding the session of the Supreme
court; this committee consists of Messrs
Childers, Twitchell and Springer,
The accounts of the secretary ant
treasurer were audited and approved.
Messrs. w. j. Mcpherson, Hugo Sea
berg and G. A. Solignac were elected
members of the association.
The executive committee to be ap
pointed by the incoming president wa
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-26
A HOT BLAZE.
Robert Wagners Home Badly Scorched by
Fames-Loss Covered by Insurance.

Last night about 8 o'clock fire was
discovered in the residence occupied by
Robert Wagner, and the fire company
made a record in getting to the scene Of
action. The fire broke out in the out
side walls of q bedroom and was con-
fined to the room and a closet, but the
furniture, furnishings, all the clothing
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner had, except what
they had on, were destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner were both away
from home when the fire broke out and
the origin Is not known. Mr.. Wagner
made three attemps to enter the burn
ing room but was driven back by the
dense smoke, and when he did get in it
was too late to a v anything. The
loss, while not yet determined, is GOV
cred by insurance.