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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-15
In SOCORRO COUNTY JAIL.
Lee and Gilliland Are in This Retreat
Pending Disposition Of Their Gases
Before Judge Parker .-

Oliver Lee and James r. Gilland were
to have been arraigned yesterday be-
fore Judge Parker at Las Cruces, but
United States District Attorney Child
ers, now in this city in attendance on
the legislature, had not been advised of
any judicial procedure and wired this
noon to Attorney E. G. Wade,
at Las Cruces, for full information as to
the status of the situation.
According to statements in the Ell
Paso papers. the prisoners profess every
confidence in their acquittal of all the
charges against them. They were told
and advised to surrend 4 ard under this
advice they started to Las Cruces. Lee
and Gilliland claim they have been long
ready to surrender to any officer but
Pat Garrett, and that they have never
left New Mexico soil. They say they re-
gard the governor as an impartial official
and only actuated by desire to see the
law yindicated.
Captain George Curry, with Eugene
Rhodes and James Simpson, of Socorro
county, as guards, has charge of Lee
and Gilliland, and the prisoners were to-
day taken to Socorro and placed in the
county jail at that place.
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What Jealousy will Do.

St. Louis, March 15.-Detectives are
looking for an unknown woman who
called at the residence of Mrs. M. +.
McVean, widow, and threw vitrol in
her face, binding her, and causing
weeks ago, Mrs. McVean gave the po-
lice department box of candy, which
she said she received through the mail.
She charges e prominent young woman
with having sent it, because jealous of
attentions paid Mrs. McVean by a well
known physician.
Before becoming unconscious, Mrs.
McVean told her sister, that strange
woman, whom she described, called her
to the door by ringing the bell, and
threw the contents of bottle in her
face. No other person saw the acid
th rOWn
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-15
Cubans Continue Uneasy.

Havana, March Is. - The reported
resignation of Civil Governor Mora is
untrue. Restlessness during evenings
is noticeable in the vicinity of Central
Park, where men congregate and talk
politics. The police are dispensing as
semblages. This causes the feeling
that another Gomez manifestation had
been planned 10 take place this after
noon. 1t is said the Cuban officers will
organize a manifestation in favor of the
Cuban military assembly, which may
lead to clash. Some people declare a
conflict cannot be avoided but no vic.
lence has actually occurred.
General Gomez conferred with Gov
ernor General Brooke for two hours to-
day. The junta patriotica dissolved
last night, after passing resolutions of
adherence to Gomez.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-15
Alabama Has a Tornado.

Birmingham, Ala, March ia tor
nado near Birmingham today caused
much damage, and loss of life is also
feared. The telegraph wires are in bad
shape, so details are difficult to obtain.
Later-The tornado wrecked dozen
dwellings and three churches and un-
rooted several factories at Avondale and
Woodlawn, suburbs of Birmingham, but
no one was injured as far as is known.
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"Let Flynn and Magee Alone"

Harrisburg. Pa. March 15.--A bill
providing reform legislation for Pitts
burg has been killed. The followers of
Senator Quay proposed it, it is alleged,
with the design of embarrassing Senator
Flynn, leader of the antiQuay forces
and head of the Republican machine in
Plttsburg. The proposed law was found
to embarrass Magee, who is supporting
Quay. 1t is said an order was received
from Quay to "let Flynn and Magee
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-15
Will Inspect Panama Canal.

Chicago, March ia special to the
Journal from Washington says: Some
60 members of congress will accept an
invitation extended by representatives
of the Panama canal interest, to inspect
the Managua and Panama canal works
The party will leave New York March
%. This has nothing to do with the
official investigation which is to be made
by the commission to be appointed by
President Mckinley.
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Hope Dessrred .6aketh Heart Sick.

Leadville, March l5.-The rescue of
the two pump men imprisoned in the
Bon Air mine for six days by caving in
of the shaft walls, was hoped for today;
the rescuers were disappointed. The
shaft was found to be clogged with
debris at u point where 1t was entered
by u drift from the new shaft, so 1t Is
necessary to sink further. The prison
ers are well supplied with food.
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Cuban Assembly to be Dissolved.

Chicago, March 15.-A special to the
Herald from Washington says: Dis
cretionary authority has been given
General Brooke, governor general Of
Cuba to dissolve the Cuban assembly,
and officials expect he will Immediately
avail himself of the authority. Such
action will be the first interference of
the government of the United States
with persons styling themselves rep
resentatives of the Cuban people. Gen
eral Brooke will recognize General Go
mez as representative of the Cuban
people until the national assembly of
Cuba shall be organized,
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A Valuable Witness Called.

Chicago, March 15.-Willam K. Will
son, founder of the Wilson Packing
Company, which supplied the British
army with canned beef during the first
Zula war, where the temperature was
hotter than in Cuba or Puerto Rico, may
go before the war inquiry board before
it leaves Chicago. He says: "There
never was such an article as canned
oast beef for commercial purposes. 1t
is possible to can it, but too expensive.
Every bit of beef sold under the label Of
canned roast beef is nothing but boiled
meat, Canned roast beef is a trade lie. -
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No italian Need Apply.

Denver, March 15.-A special to the
Times from Lake City says: The
leaders in the Italian strike agreed to
surrender tomorrow the men for whom
warrants are issued. If they do not,
the sheriff will ask the governor to aid
in protecting the men who wish to take
the strikers places. The mine superin-
tendents have agreed to discharge all
Italians.
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Terrible Maritime Disaster.

New York, March 15.--The Tribune
says: ut is practically certain that 10
freight steamships We're lost on the At
lantic in the recent storms. This in
wolves a sacrifice of more than 300 lives
and the loss of $25,0O0000 capital.
OF course there yet remains a slim
picked up by slow going sailing vessels,
or that one or two missing ships may
still be drifting, disabled, far from the
usual lines of ocean travel.
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TON
THE Eminently Correct Thing.

Washington, March l5.-A committee
appointed by the Cuban military assem-
bly,, to come to Washington to secure
recognition, will not be recognized in
any official capacity. In making pay
ments to Cuban soldiers, the money will
be handled only by United States army
paymasters, receipts being taken from
individual soldiers.
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Will Compete with STANDARD Oil.

Kansas City, March 15.-The Journal
says: s. c. Rutan, of Chicago, repre-
senting syndicate, claims he has OBJ
tanned an option on 1000 acres of land
of the Cherokee nation, in the north
eastern part of Indian Territory, where
are recently discovered petroleum fields.
Major Graham, an English capitalist, is
at the head of syndicate company that
expects to compete with the Standard
Oil, not only in the markets of America,
but in Europe.
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Inspecting Inspectors Still Inspecting

Chicago, March l5,-The court of in
quiry, investigating the beef controver-
sy, held a short executive session this
afternoon and determined to leave to-
night for Omaha, where an inspection of
the stock wards will be made.
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Free From All Care.

Thomasville, Ca, March 15.-Presi-
dent Mckinley began his vacation here
with a day of complete rest. Assistant
Secretary Cortelyou said no business
would be brought to the attention of the
president unless some great event in
Cuba, Puerto Rico or the Philippines
made Ii necessary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-15
snow-Bound Train Abandoned.

Cheyenne, Wyo., March l5.- The
snow-bound train on the Cheyenne &
Northern at Wheatland, has been aban
doned by the company, who will take
steps to rescue the passengers by means
Of snow SledS
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Two Volunteer Regiments Mustered
Out,

Washington, March 15.-Orders have
been issued for the muster out of the lst
Texas at Galveston and the I'd Louisiana
at Savannah. Both regiments are at
Havana, and will be brought to this
country as soon as transports are avail
able. Er
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9th Illinois Returned.

Newport News, Va, March l5.-The
transport Sedgwick arrived TO-DAY from
Santiago. having on board the sth Hi
nois (coored) volunteer infantry.
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CALIFORNIA; 0odsend.

San Francisco, March 15.-It has been
raining here steadily for over "a hours.
The storm is general throughout the
state. The weather bureau predicts
heavy rains in southern California to-
night.
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Railway Assessors Appointed.

Lansing, Mich, March l5.--Governor
Pingree has signed the Atkinson rail-
way taxation bill, and appointed the as
SCISSORS provided for by the act.
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A. T. Stewards Administrator III.

New York, March l5.-Ex-Judge
Henry Hilton is reported critically i'll.
The nature of his illness is kept secret.
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Old staudbys Reuon,inated.

Providence. R. l., March 15.-Gov-
ernor Elisha Dyer and other state Off
cials were unanimously renominated by
the Republican state convention today.
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5000 FILIPlN0S
We're Scattered to the Four Winds
Yesterday by Gen. Wheaton's
Flying Column.
MANY NOW "GOOD" FILIPINOS
Natives Throw Their Arms Into the River
Ere Surendering Stream Laden with
Dead Bodies Wheaton's Men
lightning Operators"

Manila, March 15.--General Wheaton,
commanding the United States flying
column, attacked and defeated 1000
Filipinos at Pasig this afternoon, in
fiicting heavy loss, while the Ameri-
can loss was slight. The Americans cap
tured $50 Filipinos. Many bodies of the
rebels killed are floating down the river
A FURTHER ACCOUNT.
Washington, March 15.-The follow
ing dispatch was received from Manila
today: Three thousand insurgents
moved down last night to the towns of
Pasig and Pateros on the shore of La
guanda bay, from Wheaton's troops on
the Pasig river line. BY heavy fighting
Wheaton has dislodged and driven them
back, taking 400 prisoners and intlict-
ing heavy loss in killed and wounded.
He reports his loss as very moderate,
and now occupies these towns with suf-
f1cent force to hold them. Otis.
Private Fornoff of Company l., goth
infantry, was killed. The wounded are:
Private Newman, Goth infantry; Pri-
Yates Carroll, Marshall, Coombs and
Rogers. 22d infantry. About $50 Fill
pinos surrendered at Tagnig to the
Washington regiment, and IT'S Filipinos
were captured at Pasig by the Goth regi-
ment. Our troops found 1o6 dead Fill
pinos and 100 new graves near Pasig.
The prisoners were unarmed therefore
it is presumed they executed their threat
of throwing their arms into the river.
WHEATON GETS AHEAD OF LAW
TON.
London March 15.--The evening News
has published the following dispatch
from Manila: General Wheaton COM
pletely routed the Filipinos, has occu-
pied Pasig, Taguig and Pateros, and
several hundreds of the enemy were
killed and as many captured General
Otis says this is the greatest victory
since February 5. The Americans will
now press towards Aguinaldo's head
quarters,
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W. NJ johnson 10 George Morley Golden Queen
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
County State OF Washington.-The Post
lnfellieencer Publishing Company. .
corporation. plaintiff. w. Charles w.
Slater. defendant. Summons for pub
LEGATION.
The State OF Washington to the said
Charles w. Slater. Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date OF the
first publication Of this summons. to-wit.
M ,,I ,s SKY das sa, after ne leg day Of
action In the above-entitied court. and an
swer the complaint OF the plaintiff, and
serve ssry: copy OF your answer upon The I'M
office below stated; and In ease OF your
failure 10 do. Judgment will be rem
dsred against you according to the demand
OF the complaint. which has been ffled with
the clerk Of said court.
The object of this action az set forth
in the complaint. y the recovery OF judg-
on account Of advertising done for defend
ant by plaintiff. An attachment has been
levied upon personal property belonging
PIPER. FISK q PIPER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Fostoffice address: Rooms As and l2s
Bailey building. Seattle. Washington.
.NoTICE.-sherin.s Sale Of Rea, Esta,e-
state OF Washington. county Of King
So. SheriYs office.
BY virtue Of an alias execution issued
o3s OF the honorable superior court of
King county. On the 18th day of June.
Isss. by the clerk thereof, in The ease al
Ralph $. Hopkins. plaintiff. versus John
III. Hilton. G.. NJ. Shsafe, J. G.. Nixon and
A MatkiEtosh, defendants. No. - 49, and
Notice IS hereby given that will pro-
coed 10 sell 70 the highest bidder for cash.
within the hours prescribed by Law for
on the I'D day OF July. A. .. 1879, before
the court house door 81 said King county.
tn the state Of Washington. all the right
title and interest Of the said defendants
In and 20 the following described proper
~. to-wft.
BEGINNING II the southwest corner Of lot
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nrArrae Arp rUrEaAH.

1URLOCg- LA Seattle. Je5y O. -. - REsvidencs
hospital. Denjaafn Hnf1ock. aGed y 1enn ke-
mains q BonneJ 1tewanG
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FOR SALE-By W. w. Dearborn. q
Union block
Four blocks from Pike street, six-room.
two-story house; graded street; hot and
cold water; gas and sewer connection;
81 $50.
Choice corner. l2ox12S feet four blocks
from cable: graded street: fve-room cot
tage; fruit. flowers; fine view and easy
terms. 81. $50
30x120 feet: four blocks from postoffice;
two houses, well rented; $1,000
Six-room house on Thirteenth avenue
north. lot 50xl00; 81 COO
60xl20 feet. Twenty seventh avenue south,
near Jackson; 4-room cottage and good
stable; $500
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bonds for sale. .
Notice fs hereby given - :.
trtct NO. 50 In the town ~ r.
county, State Of WashinaSas b.
sale coupon Bonds Of - .(
amount OF Ten Thousana -
lass, SAID bonds TO be Of the
OF not less than One Hunx1rca fSssI...l
nor more than One ThouS~sS ~
at the option OF the purchS5.- POO r. .
Payaoie twenty years aftef 49, ~ -
once OF the Treasurer of ES
state OF Washington, or at - r
fiscal agency OF the Stafs ~
IN the City OF New YorS n -
NeW York. at the option az ~
the interest to be paid semi SS
svioenced BY coupons payah1e ~
Asufsr Omce or ct ehos ~
Sealed bids for the unfrniS ~ f. l
bonds Will be received - ~
treasurer or King County. 100 -
ington. up to o'clock = p aSs2
DAY. August 10th. 1850. At ths = ~ f.
County Treasurer In the CIte, ri
state OF Washington. At VII
bids viii be considered O. reonls I5
Bidders Tor said honda arr r.
name price and rate Of intePes
tnSy VIII purchase said bon1a
VII be ready for delivery 9lok1
Said bonds win not b soaA
Bids for bonds bearing 9ren11S r.
interest than six 90 pef cenf. ~ J r.
Will not be considered. 80 b. zz
All persons bidding for cid q 1Is131
the State OF Washington, an f55S
deposit with the said CouatY
one I'd per cent OF the ~ ~ r j.
bonds when depositing with ~ 49,
No corc,~t..,o,. -.t, - -. = sS'sssz
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FoR sALE-cITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-A 5-room cottage, plastered
and painted: lot 60xl00; corner; fruit
trees and outhouses; a fine home: on 18th
avenue; price $5o5 Four houses of
rooms each. lot e0xl20. good. prominent
business corner: income $50 month ow-
Ing to Illness property must be sold now;
price 81, 750 7-room modern house on eth
avenue: lot 60x130; price 5000 mod
ern houses on Broadway car line: price
$500. a vacant lots at Green Lake: $500
takes them. 10 lots Lake Union second
addition; three blocks from car line;
price $3.50 Two lots on Denny way and
18th avenue; two blocks from Madison;
each $3.50.
For quick sales list your property with
us. Morgans Exchange. l0l1 Third ave-
nue..
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TO STEAMSHIP OWNERS-Muncipai
of the District of North Vancouver. b.
C.-Tenders will be received by the UNI
dersigned up to noon on the S0th day
OF July next at the Municipal Office,
Room A. Inns of Court Building. Hamil-
ton street. Vancouver. b. c.. for the per-
formance of steam ferry service be-
tween Vancouver and North Vancouver
for period OF three or Ave years; tend
ers to state the amount OF subsidy re-
quired and the maximum rate Of freight
and passage money which will be charged
the public during the continuance OF the
service. Particulars must be given OF
the steamer to be employed on the ser
vice.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
WILLIAM l.. KEENE
Clerk Municipal Council
North Vancouver, June 7th 1899
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NAGLE'S ADDITION-Located right IN
the heart OF the best residence district in
r r,,r ,hyo,sh ,his add,,iau. NE a,a ofsar.
ing special inducements to both home
seekers and investors: title perfect; alb
stract with every lot; all lots 6Ox12S, prices
as follows:
81 000-I.ots on Harvard avenue.
$500 to $900-Lots on Broadway.
81 200 to 81. 100-Lots on 14th avenue.
$50 to $900-Ixots on 18th avenue.
$500 to $500~Lots on 18TH avenue.
500 to $400-Lots on 10th and 18th avenues
Call at ONCE for particulars before you
buy.
GEO. w. DILLfN0,
40 New York Block
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ARCANA LODGE, 81. r. and A. NJ. meet.
second and fourth Mondays each month
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OFFICE Of C. Q. NJ, vancouy3
Wash. July 5, 1899. Sealed ~.
tr.plicate, will be received LIS
O'Clock a. m. August y -
opened, for furnishing forage -
al the several military posi-
partment, for fiscal year e. &. r.
1900. Information furnisnee
quartermasters at posts y.
Hight TO reject or accept any
nosalx or any part Thereof. 49,
Containing proposals. should -
..Proposais for Forage ana
-" and addressed 70 un0esl lls'. :.
w. Jacobs. c. @. ~. i1li12|
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BY p. p. PADDBN. Deputy IT, :
KING COUNTY, scHool. o.
hof,da for nnlA <sss7

SGss>aA l..l1ys
n oonas for sac; 49,. -.
Not,ce y herepy Hven tnnI IT,
1 w 20. ~ "a sne uIesM 49, u.
nlnE younty, LAY &c Was
tos sale Soupor. bondv % ~
me, me amo ,s on Hsent n y ~ ,sZ|
as. eau uUnus - 3 y 49,. 49, ~ vS.s< !2
OF NOT less IMAM vne nundreq "a
ana 70 oe oayaoae nv 49, 4
~ sne SSo ~ 9re ASsA8 "a
Cnun1y. sue ~ wesnn1 eOis. ~
ounce ot 1ne lscai a3 r,.sy
81 w ~.n y .ne Wy xsy " 49,
OF Lne purcnar. tne an Is. ~ + H.
ss-annusy anmuua .y
u ne ho.uer anu LIZ es w.sns.ss~ss
psy .s 80. e sne sri 800 n ~
- Snu s1su asusssy - - M 49,
a.. -. ~..-~Aaa6 1fs@f41
sesled n'oS tor ~ pu ~ ,Ss.
: lnkton. w 70 80 ~, ~ -.
gay august Wn. - -
saio SONNY rssS I.e ~ w - ~
Wv. C.ste ~ Wns 49,. p.
said bids win Be- considered . 8 st.
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UNITED STATES engineer once Port
land. Or. May rs, 1s99.--Sealed proposals
for constructing jetty. etc. at Siuslaw
IL noon. July Is. 1899. and then publicly
opened. Information on application.
VIM. w. Harris. Captain engineers
UNITED STATES engineer ONCE. Port
land. Or. May Is lSS9.-Seaied propoals
for constructing jetties. ETC.. at Coquiile
river. Oregon. Will be received here until
u noon. July Is. 1892 and then publicly
opened Information on application.
VIM. w. Harris. Captain engineers.