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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26


Colonel Wood also ordered his Hotch-
kiss gun into action. but the trooper who
rode the mule upon which part Of the
gun was packed had been stamQcfed. his
animal broke into the woods in he OPP
posite direction from the Spanish ire and
the gun consequently could not be used.
NEWSPAPER MAN SHOT
It was Just before the change OF posi-
ton was made that Edward Marshal tho
CORES pondent Of the New York Journal
and Advertiser. was dangerously wound
ed lie was back OF the troops and
ball struck him I'm the small or the back.
The surgeons were unable 10 tell this
afternoon whether or not ne would re-
cover.
During the fight I'm the thicket several
OF the troops did some Wild shooting into
the troop ahead OF them. and part Of
the American loss is due to this fact. As
soon as the position had been changed
the Americans poured q more terrific
fire than ever into the Span.ards as they
got them into more open country and
could see them better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
SpANIARnS RETREAT.

II was evident that the SpaniIds were
falling back and changing their position
but their fire continued at intervals.
Then the troops tore 10 the 'front.' and
into more open country than where the
enemy's fire was coming from. About
this time small squads commenced to car
~ the wounded from the thicket and hay
them IN more protected SPOT on the
trail until they could be removed TO the
OH L...L.llnL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

\ SHARP ElGl4l.
General Young stated afterward that
the battle was one Of the sharpest he had
ever experienced. II was only the quick
and constant ire Of the troopers. whether
they could see the enemy or not, that
forced the Spanish TO retreat so soon.
General Young spoke m the highest
terms oil the conduct of the men IN ms
command, and both Colonel wood ana
Leutenant-Colonel Roosevelt were eN-
tremely gratihed with the work done by
the Rough Riders on the FIRST occasion
OF their being under fire
THE DEAD AND WOUNDED.
When IL became evident that the span
iards were giving up the hsnt searchlnS
parties went through the tnicket ana
TAN grass picking up the dead and wound q
ed. The latter were carried 70 uelu
hospital half a mile to the rear, ana all
possible attention was given them, Whle
preparation was also made 10 remove
them 10 Juragua.
twelve dead Spanards were found in
the bush. but the Americans mace no
special efforts 10 ascertain the enemy
loss. 1t is believed. however. that me ne
bodies found represented only q small
proportion Of the dead, ana d cOnserVa-
live estimate Is that at least MY spani-
ards fell in the fight.
OVERCOME BY HEAT.
The sun was blazing down on the heid
all the time the tight was In progress,
and many troopers were overcome oy the
heat and lack OF water. A spring was
found nearby later on. and the soldiers
cantecns were filled from II.
RcinfOrcements We're ordered Forward
from Juragua. but the march was long
one. and they did not arrive until the
fight was over.
PACK TRAINS ARE SLOW.
10 was necessary 10 send large sup
ply OF provisions 10 the soldiers from the
base Of supplies 90 Juraeua. and the only
means OF doing this was by pack trains
which are necessarily slow.
10 Is believed that the troops VIII be
free from attack where they are, and
that the Spaniards viii not attempt TO
repeat the play they adopted to-day OF
blocking the onward march Of the Amer
leans In the direction OF Santiago. II IS
thought they will make their last stand
AT the citv itself. trusting that, WIN me
assistance OF the shore batteries and the
guns on the warships in the harbor. they
will be able 10 reDel the American
troops force them back 10 the seacoast
and either capture them or drive them
from the island
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26
Sweli ParaSOl Sale.

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Anew Archbishop.

A Denver dispatch announces as
result OF a conference OF the Roman
Catholic authorities, held at Tucson
a r., the names OF Bishop n G. MaEt
of the diocese OF Colorado, Bishop
Bougard, OF Arizona, and New
Mexican priest, have been forwarded
10 the vatican for selection as archbis.
hop Of Santa Fe, In succession To
Archbishop Chapelle. H. Is believed
that Bishop Matz will be selected.
The above is contained In dispatch
from Denver.
The information OF the New Mexi.
can is however of different character
and 10 the effect that Bishop Peter
BOugard OF Tucson who has had
charge OF the bishopfic of southern
New Mexico and Arizona, has been
recommended and selected and that
his appointment as archbishop OF San
"a Fe will soon be annOuced. Father
GrandjOn, formerly stationed at Pres
colt and Tombstone and now In Bal
timore, has been selected 10 succeed
Bishop BOufgard as Bishop OF
Tucson New Mexican.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
An OII InspectIon Fraud.

The people ofNew Mexico have been
subjected 20 many tyranles and out
RACES In the name OF the Jaw, but the
present territorial coal oil inspection
law tOisted upon the people by the
Standard Coil Oil company,tO enable II
20 bleed the people Of New Mexico OF
their hard earnings, Is an outrage, q
traytsty on law and Justice and should
be promptly abolished
This monopOlistic agency for extOr
tion, yclept the New Mexico coal oil In.
spection law imposes heavy penalty
on any person selling oil In the terrific
~ that has not been inspected by the
territorial oil inspector. Aud as a re
suit of that law the Standard OIL com
pany IN Albuquerque Is enabled 90 force
the merchants of Las Cruces, Silver
City Deming Eddy, Roswell and other
New Mexico towns to pay % cents per
gallon for oil which NJ PasO merchants
could sell them at " cents per gallon.
But the Times Is reliably informed
that II any ia cent oil Is shipped 10 any
New Mexico merchant, the inspector
discovers that II Is not up 90 standard,
even though Il be identlealy the same
oil the Albuquerque agency forces on
the mercnants at % cents per gallon
The Times is also reliably informed
that the average New Mexico al Ia.
spector knows about as much about the
quality of oil as pig knows about
sucking lemons.
The New Mexico coal oil inspection
law Is a black, diabOllcal fraud; libel
on any statute book, aud unless the
legislature OF the territory wipes Il out
the next session of that body. there will
be room t0questiOn the official integri
ty OF the members of the legislature
The Times beliyes the law unconstitu-
tiOnal.
Every paper In New Mexico should 20
cunning for the coil oil inspection law
and keep on lis trail until Il Is abol-
ished
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
fountain Nntes.

IRON The "a Ius Chief
Fred Nymeyer left for bis home In
Eddy sunday Mr. Nymeyer was well
pleased with the Uutluud here aud eX~
poets soon tO return 20 La Luz aud
embark ln the merchantiie busi.
ness. sam Mode who came over with
Mr.. Nymeyer remained here.
The Chief will soon put on new
dress OF type, be enlarged % a fud He'd
ged metropolitan newspaper aud be
printed on power cylinder lress.
We propose 10 ltad che van im this
wave ui prosperity.
The saloons IN town are beginning
10 show evidences OF prosperity Tip
ton g. Hurst are having the Wigwam
remodeled throughout aud Will soon
put m gambling tables and w. pender.
grass Is having the Legal Tender re-
furnished and repaired IN hfst class
style.
In the case of VIM. McNew and
VIM. Carr on trial at Las Cruces char.
ged with being accessories TO the
killing OF Col. a. j. Fountain aud his
eight year old sou on February ist fGgs.
before Judge +. w. Parker, Carr
was discharged anu McNew bed with.
out ball 10 await the action OF the
grand jury.
Mendenhalls stage leaves La Luz
at Z o'clock a. M, aud arrives at Jarilla
end Of T.. T.. n n. +. m time 10 reach
ri Paso same evening. One can now
reach n Paso 10 II hours from la
Luz.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
Coming to Fight Us.

New York, Apr. 30 Advances from
London state that the entire Spanish
fleet sailed from 81 Vincent Cape Verde
Islands yesterday at noon goinging
southwesterly direction Naval officials
are uncertain whether the course taken
Is for the purpose OF lntercePting the
Oregon or os a ruse with the intention
Of changing in the night and heading
for our coaat.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30

Key West, April 26:--The battle
ships Of the North Atlantic squadron
to-day captured tie Spanish transport
ship Panama CGur days out from New
York loaded with troaps and supplies
for Cuba. The Newport captured two
prizes. A big war ship left Havana
presumably TO protect the Atlantic
coast, for the Spanish feet is hourly
expected.
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m pnso and Teddy,s Terrors.

Mt. Geo. Curry, OF Tularosa, New
Mexico, member OF the senate OF New
Mexico, received the following tel
esram this morn. ut Has from II. b.
Hersey, adjutant general OF the New
Mexico militia:
SANTA M, April e. 1898.
GEO. CURRY: Can't take whole regi-
ment; will take you as first lieutenant
OF Fleming's company II you will bring
about tfty picked men. Must be able
20 pass physical examination; This Is
for caack cowboy regiment under Col,
Wood and Lieut.. Col. Roosevelt, as
sistant secretary OF the navy II will
be sent 20 the front for immediate ser
vice. and considered the most desirably
regiment organized. Will want men
az railroad by Monday II possible.
Answer at once.
II. Is. HERsEY, Adult Gen.
Mr. Curry's answer, sent at 2:i5 this
afternoon. was that he has iifty men
selected and eager 20 go 10 Cuba
every one Of them crack horsemeu
aud pistol shots An are New Mexl
cans but most OF them have been TO-
Gated In ~ Paso for some tine. II. B
llersey has secured an additional
twenty i've men, and these and SIR
Cuny's men viii boz part Of the regi
ment OF cog boys gathered from th,
entire western country, under Col
Wood and Lett Col Roosevelt
The boys from NJ paso VIII be- ready Il
start Monday Horses and outfits vii
be waiting for them at New Orleans
| El paEo Herald.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
Important Changes.

a change has been made IN the man
ner OF employing aud number OF de-
puties In the United States inarshal's
Office. The marshal 10 allowed six as
sistants, i've office aud one neld dep
NY, and they are paid q stated salary,
The force at present consists OF j. j.
Sheridan and A. N. Codlngton, In the
Office Ia this city; +. Il. Farnsworth,
at Silver City, who will attend TO the
work In the southwestern part of the
territory; Clpriano Bara, OF socorro,
and Bernaillo counties; Charles Bal
LARD, field deputy at Roswell The
counties OF santa Fe, Taos, san Juan
and Rio Arriba, will be attended to
from the main Office and an appoint.
ment for the counties OF Guadalupe
San Miguel, Colfax and Union will be
made Ia a few days New Mexican.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
rIore Money for War.

Washington, Apr. 26;-Dingley has
introduced an emergency bin 70 raise
ninety two millions dollars additional
to the ffty million recently appropria-
ted. The bill authorizes the issue OF a
half billion dollars In bonds.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
Another ResIgnatlon.

Governor Otero this morning recely
ed the resignation OF s + Mathews
as territorial attorney for the district
OF Lincoln county aud accepted the
same. Among tie names OF the ap
pontment % on this vacancy are those
OF Col q. w. Pritchard, OK United
Stutes attorney OF New Mexico aud
one OF the leading lawyer Of the terri
tory. and r. w. lIurlbert an attorney
resihing In the town OF Lineoln.--New
Mexican Apr 23rd.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
rIore, rIonItors and Destroyers.

Washington, ID G. Apr So-Orders
we're given to-day for the construction
Of four more monitors, four dcstroyers
three battle ships and Eve dry docks
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
WAR NEWS.
SPECIAL TEDE6RAMs TO THE
EDDY CURRENT.
Spanish spy Shot.

Key West Apr so-A spanish
sailor was apprehended and captured
on board the Puritan tampering with
the magazines. lie was court marti
aled and shot.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
To purchnse tha nreelnn Nayy

Washington, ID. &. Apr. 26:-Nego-
tiations are on foot for the purchase Of
the whole abdentire navy Of Greece,
which conntry's sympathi.s are with
the uited states.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
No prIvateerInr.

Washington, Apr 2G: President Is
sued q proclamation against prlvateer.
ing and will give all Spanish merch-
antmen time TO leave the United
States.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30

Key West, Apr. SO-The Newport
made another capture yesterday the
Eugrucia, a Spanish supply ship sail.
Ing of the coast OF Cuba.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
Tornedo shlp al La PIata.

New York April 30 The Spanish
torpedo ship Temerarlo has arrived at
La Pluta near Buenos Ayres.
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Poundmaalerla Sic.

Twill sell for poundmasters charges
unless sooner redeemed AZ public auc-
ton on thursday May Ut 10 a. m. one
dun burro, brand inyislvible,
JoE HURT.
MaeaIaI
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
Mnrn flnneY fnr Wnr.

Washington Apr. aO-Congress to-
dey appropriated nfty seven millions
90 carry on the war with Spain.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
FRANCE Neutral.

Paris, France Apr. 26-The cabinet
to-day approved the presidents neutr.
ality proclamation.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30

STRAYEp or sToLEN;-Two mares
black aud bay branded J un left shout
deri also one bay branded lazy N
with bar through IL; ten dollars rc
ward for return ~ mares.
w T., UAV0UFRTY.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30

An alliance with England would
mean war at home Who wants 20
fight England's battles m the future
An alliance against England would
be more sensible.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30

For solid comfort smoke Federation
cigars. pardue " sole agent
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30

For fresh groceries 20 10 Pardue
Osborne block.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
dolnr 70 cuha.

Tampa Fla. Apr 30 Eight regi'
ments Of artillery, Eve regiments Of
cavalry and six regiments Of infantry
left here to-day for Cuba. IL is said
they will land at Matanzas which port
was bombarded and is now under
cover Of our battle ships.
New York Apr 30 Argentine and
Brazil in South America have pro-
claimed themselves neutral and Por'
tugal has also Issued a neutrality pro-
clamation.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30

Angel q Mobiles will do house NOV
ing and dray,ng promptly.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30

Ham and bacon a, a. s. Meat Marx.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30

barber and boot black always In Al
tho Gem.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30

The reported death OF Gladstone prov.
ed 70 be false. The grand old man is
still alive.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
IF NOT

Why so foolish as to claim that which we
cannot make good2 We are ready to prove
with the very best goods and lowest prices
that our store is a place all economical buyers
should visit.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-30
\ We Claim Our Store To
.; Be the Greatest
hNs sxNo~a~NoO00aeoAaO

Headquarters in the city for Dry Goods
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Furnish
ing, Glassware, Tinware, Carpets, Mattings,
and in fact for any and everything used in
the house, kitchen or parlor or on the the farm.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17
GALVESTON STRIKE
/ Report That the Mallory
Line Will Take It's Ships
to Velasco.

Galveston, Tex, Sept. 80
The day on the Mallory wharf
passed without incident None
of the strikers went anywhere
near the wharf to modest the
imported negroes who are at
work on the ship.
They are now members Of
the american Federation Of
Labor and the case IS in the
hands of the Labor Council.
It was rumored today that
the Mallory line would fake
its ships to Velasco. At their
Office it was denied that such
arrangement had been made.
but information concerning the
facilities Of the port had been
asked. There is also an I'M
confirmed rumor that the
strikers are endeavoring to
get the railroad laborers who
load and unload the cars at
the Mallory dock TO walk out.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17
WILL HOLD TIE
PHILIPPINES
That is Said to Be The Con
clusion Arrived at by the
B Cahiret Officials.

w Washington, September 13
I-Spaniil's sovereignty over all
ofth Philippines must cease.
This is the one general conclus-
ion reached as the result of the
lengthy sessions of the cab
met held today.
On Thursday night the pres
ident and mem beers of The cab
met will meet the members
of the peace commission at a
dinner in the White House to
discuss some points. II is
the desire of the president that
the views Of The administration
shall be in harmony with those
of the peace commission before
the mem bers start for Paris
As result of his dsIfbera-
ton With the cabinet today the
presidents mind is clearly
made ug upon these points.
1t is impossible for Spain to
govern the PHILIPPINES islands
or .any portion thereof. Tie
Philippians islanders are incap-
able of self government. The
United States having taken
possession Of Manila and Man
ha Day can not and viii not
withdraw from this part of The
territory and is morally hound
in the Interests of civilization
10 see that better government
is established in the place of
the one thrown down.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17
SUSPECTS ARRESTED.
Police Trying to Discover II
the Assassin Had Any
Accomplices.

Geneva, sept.13.-The work
of afresnng suspects here and
at Lausanne continues. One
has confessed that he made the
weapon used by the assassin,
but all Investigation fails to
prove that the murderer had
accompIices or belonged to any
organization.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17
YELLOW FEVER
SITUATION.
Five iNeW as
peared At layIors Station
But None AT Orwood.

Jackson, Miss Sept. 10
The yellow fever situation is
unchanged, Mrs Kilgore. wife
of the man who died Monday
night and her children. ac-
eolnpanied by nurse and ten
people who resided m the in
fected district. were sent north
on a special train today. The
house in which KiIgore died
has been Burned to the
ground No new cases or
deaths were reported from Or
wood. Five new cases have
appeared at TayEofs aud two
are not expected to live. The
physicians in charge have wiz
ed for help. Or. Waldour
has been ordered to the scene
Surgeon Carter of the marine
hospital service has left Jack
son for Franklin, La,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17
FIRED AN ULTIhfATUM.
Governor of Crete Ordered TO
Surrender the Leaders of
the Uprising.
Candia. Isle Of Crete. Ser

Gambia, Isle Of Crete, Sept
I3-Rear Admiral Gerard
Noel, commander Of the British
naval forces in Crete waters,
today issued an uItimatum to
Edham Pasha, the Turkish
military governor of Crete. to
the effect that within forty
eight hours he should deliver
up the rlngleaders of the recent
outbreak and massacre, surren-
der the forts and ramparts com
n,anding the town and disarm
the Mussulmans troops.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17

losses suffered b their grand
SOP the young King Alfonso,
have troubled the emperor no
little. And now, greatest Of
all Affections. comes the assas-
sination of his beloved wife. the
good and noble Empress Eliza
beth. Surely the world may
well pity the woes of tie I'M
happy Hapsburgs. who; as
monarchs go. have probably
been better than most, yet
have suffered more than
falls to the lot Of many men
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17

The Draytus case is still
keeping Paris at fever heat.
1t IS now said that, rather than
allow a revision of the noted
case, President Faufe will re
sign. IthardIy seems credible,
however, that the chief mag
istrate would oppose a fel1car.
ing of this case. when the
world outside of France. and
most of France itselt, has come
to believe that Capt. Dreyfus
has been anjustIy condemned
The only way in which conf
dence III the French govern
ment can be respected is either
to openly prove that the lone
~ exile OF Devils Island is
justly punished, or to allow
him every chance TO establish
his innocence and. this done,
restore him to liberty. confess
the wrong done him, and pun
ish the authors of it.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17
TIE UNHAPPY HAPSBURGS.

The unfortunate end of the
Empress Elizabeth Of Austria
calls to mind the fact that the
House OF Hapsburg has long
been singulariy subiectto MS
fortune in one form or another,
so much SO that the members
Of it may well be styled the hap
less IIapsburgs. The unhappy
ending of SO many Of The chill
dren of the beautiful Empress
Maria Theresa. than which
none was more tragic than
that of poor Marie Antoinette.
has been followed by similar
Hisiortunes in the succeeding
generations. The emperor
Joseph II died 2 disappointed,
wifeless and ehildless man. his
life going out in the bitterest
regret for lost opportunities.
His successor suffered the ex-
irene modification OF the loss
Of the Holy Roman empire OF
the German nation. The En-
peror Ferdinand was compelled
10 abdicate IN favor of his neph-
rw. the present emperor, The
latter has been peculiarly at
AieLed Loss OF empire has
tried him IN the deprivation OF
The provinces ofLeinbardy and
Venice and exclusion from
leadership in Germany. The
execution Of lliss<i'happy broth
er the Ia. l,eror A1axlmilian OF
AIexico wsr a seVere blow to
nm. and tie siolent death Of
ms oaiy sa ii 1880 was .
terrible sock TO the imperial
family following this was the
sad loss ofstbe emperors sec
md brother. ATchtuke Johann,
sho MAS aost at sea IN 1890.
late the trials of their
lie tneen Recent
- - ~ ~<selz lSsssz
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17
ATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The volunteer army which
was canpeG at Montauk Point
has been entirely removed.
Two American soldiers have
died at Ponce, Porto Rico, Of
yellow fever.
A cargo Of arms and am
munition IS reported to have
been landed by an American
bark for the Philippine insur-
gents in Batagas province.
Admiral' Cervera has sailed
for Spain.
Chile IS increasing its army
to over 10000, on account OF
threatened boundary trouble
with Argentina.
An alliance between China
and Japan IS talked Of:
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17

Aood's PMS cure all Liver ms. 3 cents
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17
HE HAD JAuN0lcE

5ufferer Was Also afflicted with Erap-
tons % His Skin.
Ny husband had the 5asndice, and ne
was advised u take Hoods SarsapariIls
and Hoods Pills. He began the use OF
these medicines. and hey have cured him.
he has taken Hood = SsrsaoaT :ila for eIup-
tons on his skin, AID he has found it an
excellent blood purifier. We have recon-
mended Hoods sarsap erilIs to Others who
have taken 1t With good results MRS.
EMILY PIPER. Fornes, Texas.
HOODS Pills cure all LIVER his. . cents
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-17
ECONOMY

Mrs. Youngwon-George
you know that $50 you gave
ne to buy a hat9
III Young Yes. dear.
Mrs Y-iVell. I've saved
the money.
Mr. Y.-lIow? I see your
wearing a new hat
Mrs. Yin order to be
economical George ! kept the
so for pin money and had
The hit Soxbary'