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smuggler Escaped.

Anastacio Garcia, who was sentenced
to one year in the penitentary for
smuggling clothing over the border
from Mexico, by Judge Parker at Las
Cruces, escaped from the Santa Fe train
at Albuquerque night before last He
was in charge of Deputy Marshal Cod
ington who did not chain him, as it
seems to be the custom to chain only
long time or desperate convicts. Garcia
took advantage of this to make break
for the car door as the train started.
Codington got after the fellow as quick
ly as he could, but in the darkness and
confusion the prisoner escaped.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-18

Wichita, Kas., Feb. 1s.-A fire wiped
out the business part of Hunnewell,
Kas., last night. Ten buildings were
burned: loss heavy.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, Feb. 1S.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve, decreased, 1,34s, 900;
loans, increased, $S,567, ,70O specie, in
creased, $3,634 200; legal tender, de-
creased, $2,493,7 200; deposits, increased,
80, 113, 200; circulation, decreased, $21, :
300. Banks hold $34, ,373,s25 in excess
of requirements.
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Learned Incsndiary Found Guilty.

Easton, Pa, Feb. 1s.--Prof. Stephens,
on trial for setting fire to Pardee hall
Lafayette college, was fonnd guilty to-
day.
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The Beef Court of Inquiry.

Washington, Feb. 1s.-The court of
inquiry to examine into the embalmed
beef charges preferred by General Miles,
vent into executive session today, and
proceeded to select witnesses and map
out plan of procedure. General Miles
may be examined Monday.
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Extsn,ive Smash On in France.

Brussels, Feb. 1s.-An express train
from Calais, having passengers from
London on board, colided today with
theT ournai train at Foret. Thirty per-
sons we're killed outr light and so were
injured. The express locomotive mount
ed on the top Of the last carriages Of the
Journal train filled with passengers.
These cars were smashed to pieces.
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Beet Sugar Carrier the Day.

st. Paul, Feb. 1s-The governors veto
of the bill making an appropriation to
pay bounties earned under the beet
sugar bounty law, passed today in the
house over the veto, "a to 20, eighty be-
ing necessary. The Republicans united
in support of the bill.
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Another Coal Strike Threatened.

Pittsburg, Feb. 1s.-At convention
of coal miners of the Pittsburg district
TODAY, a resolution was adopted fixing
the differential between thick and thin
vein mines at cents instead of 10. 1t
was admitted that the strike will be
necessary to enforce this rate.
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PHILIPPINE HEAT OPPRESSIVE.
However, the Troops Are Brave Under IT.
They Are Closing In Around Aguinaldo
and Forcing Their Way Through
Tho Iunnlaa

Manila, Feb. 1s.-The heat IS very
oppressive today. and the troops in the
open have been affected. 1t will pro
badly be warmer until the rainy season.
The rebels have been concentrating
south Of the Pasig river in front of
General Ovenshines' lines, ON the right,
all day. The vicinity is particularly
thick in Jungle, extending many miles.
Scouts report the rebels apparently
coming from Laguna and Cavite Pro-
vinces. The Americans are strongly
entrenehed from the beach to the Pasig.
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GROCERIES.
CHASE & sANBORN

Import one-fortieth of the tea con-
Isumed in the United States. We are
their exclusive agents in Santa Fe, and
can give you the ''fnest grown at bot
tom prices. In one-half pound tin foil
Ipackes 40 cents. English breakfast
|Oolong, Orange Pekoe.
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cunardar Disahlsd

St. Michaels, Azores Islands, Feb. Is
The disabled Cunard liner Pavonia
which left Queenstown for Boston jan
uary 20, arrived here today in tow of
the British steamer Wolviton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-18

The New Mexican Printing company
has on sale blank records for the use OF
notaries public, with the chapter Of the
Compiled laws governing notaries, print
ed In the front. Will be delivered at any
postoffice or express Office on recc 1t OF
a. az
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The Mothers Down ON Roberts,

Washington, Feb. 1s.--The National
Congress of Mothers today, unanimously
adopted resolution urging Congress
not to admit Brigam H. Roberts to
the house of representatives.
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Tired Ministry RESIGNS.

Buda Pest, Feb. 18.--The Hungarian
premier, Baron Bantfy, announced in the
Unterhaus today, that the ministry had
decided to resign after adjournment Of
the parliamentary session.
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Brothers Mysteriously Murdered,

Fort Worth, Tex, Feb, 1s.-The
bodies of Frank and John Valdes, broth
ers, have been found murdered and
robbed near Floresville. The officers
are Investigating.
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The Bicycle Race.

San Francisco, Feb. 1s.-The score of
the bicycle race at twelve o'clock, the
109th hour. was: Miller, ,765 miles;
Gimm, 1,729 miles; Aronon. 1,109 miles:
Hale, 1859 miles; Fredericks, l.627
miles; Albert, 1,625 miles, The former
record WIS | 8l3 miles
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Pattern Hats.

On Monday afternoon, February 20,
will have the finest French pattern hats
open for inspection ever brought to
Santa Fe. Miss A. Mugler, southeast
corner plaza.
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Denver, Feb. ls.-Philip Zang the
veteran brewer, died this morning OF
dropsey. He was born in Bavaria in 1926.
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Hay, GRAIN, POTATOES {
|O||R In large Or small
IkVUu quantities.
OLIVES AND OLIVE OIL.

A large selection of the medium and
finer grades, including several special.
ties.
Queen olives stuffed with Spanish
sweet peppers.
Queen olives stuffed with anchoves.
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Back in Washington.

Washington, Feb. ls.-The president
returned to Washington this morning,
from Boston.
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New Goods Raceived.

have just received full line of new
goods, including notions and beautiful
line of ladies' shirt waists, belts, etc.
Miss A. Mugler.
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FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE

We carry six open stock patterns of
English Semi-porcelain, and two of
French china. This gives purchasers
an unusual opportunity for the selec-
Ition of dinner or tea service.
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SPECIAL VALUES IN COFFEE

We have had put up for US under our
own labels, two speciates in high grade
coffee. You will find either of them
better than is obtainable elsewhere at
the same price.
lb. can ''Genuine" Java & Mocha 81 90
ID. can "Our Own" Java Blend. 25
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Fire Sale.

Our entire stock of kodaks, having
been slightly damaged by water, will be
sold at greatly reduced prices. Fischer
& Co.
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For Rent.

Six rooms to rent in Gildersleeve resi-
dence, upper Palace avenue. Inquire
at residence or Office of Geo. w. Knaebel
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A fine line Of fresh candies lust
received at Fischer 4 Cos.
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Fine Havauas.

Finest line Of Havana cigars a,
Scheurich's.
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No. 4 Bakery

Cream puffs, cookies, pies, cakes,
turnovers, as good as homemade. cheap
er, and less work for you.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-18

Minneapolis, has written to j. E. Wood,
of this city. for information relative to
the Endeavor in the New Mexico peni-
tentiary, as it is proposed to inaugurate
the same work among the convicts of
the Minnesota state prison. Mr. Wood
has sent the data requested, with an
urgent injunction to start the move
ment there, and showing what good has
been accomplished in the New Mexico
institution
The sun., 1899-11-29
DAWES oy 1Hr CURRENCY BILL.
Feature. OF tho Measure Approved by the
Comptroller of the Currency.

Comptroiler of the Currency.
wAsurSoroS. Nov. 23.-The Currency bill
prepared by the House Caucus Committee
differs In some respects from the recommended
tions OF Comptroller OF tho Currency Dawes.
Mr. Dawes said this afternoon that the bill was
apparently a very satisfactory one. although
he could not discuss 1t at length until he had
gone over IL more carefully.
Under the provisions OF section 10 OF the
bill. he said. the circulation OF the national
bank notes is unlimited except by the par
value OF the bonds deposited by the bank
issuing the notes. by section 81 the tax on the
notes is transferred to the franchises OF tho
banks Tho latter section he endorsed. as 1t
would accomplish tho great end desired. tho
Increasing OF the currency by the banks taking
out additional circulation. Under the present
system there 10 very narrow margin OF profit
to the banks on their circu alton. Mr.. Dawes
estimated that on a circulation Of SOO,OOO the
profit IL only s27nSS The tax is $500 on $40. 900
circulation. which. II removed. would give the
bank profit ofSl,171SS on SvO,Oo0 circua-
ton. A. the bill provides that tha banks can
same amount OF bonds. the profits would TO
por,ionntcly increased by the additional
SlO.UOO circulation. Thus tho Inducements
offered 10 tanks to increase their circulation
nr" very conoi%rnSIs 1t ,cnt nme snm' q fme me me
cent. on their capital. surplus ana undivided
profits. while II would amount to no mora than
tn" present tax o. l per cent. on the circu n
tion, and thus, be NJ heavier on the banks
would lie an additlona inducemen, for them TO
Increase their circulation in order to make
sufficient additional profit on their revenue TO
Offset tho tax un tho franchise. for otherwise
the tax, on the franchise would DO an addi-
tiOnal burden
omptroller Dawes not only hopes for ad
di,ional circulation to be secured 10y. the
transfer Of the tax and the grating OF PER-
mission to Issue notes 10 the par value OF tho
bonds deposited, but he desired to. secure an
emergency circulation which would be avail
able in times when the crops are being moved
or other cnsas where the tanks need money
quickly. What is needed he believes Is not
only an increased circulation. but IN
emergency circulation. which can, be
utilized when neodsd. but will ut
other times be, withdrawn. 40 as TO
he again available when necessary. This
emergency crcu alton. he thinks. may, under
certain conditions. he obtained from the 10
per cent. additional circulation taken out by
ihe banks, II permitted to Increase their cir
cuintion 10 the par value of the bonds denos-
i,od. tax ~ or per cent. on the adhi-
tional 10 per cent. circulation would prevent
its being taken out except when absolutely
necessary.
The sun., 1899-11-29
is
THE REASON?

Why is It that yoH arc not equal to the
task Nature sets for you to do?
Why do you hni weakness stealing over
you and growing day by day2
Why that ashy. chaIkv compIcxlon1
Why that inability to hold your urine?
Why those distressing pains across your
backH
All these symptoms are unmistakable
evidences Of kidney trouble.
The kidneys, that make the human en-
gine OF life move as Nature intended, q "a not
working properly and should have prompt
attention.
IL you need q medicine for kidney, blad-
der or uric acid trouble. you can make no
mistake by using the famous new discovery,
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root 1t gives Quick
relief. and cures the most distressing
cases.
Hospitals use it In all kinds Of cases,
especially severe and urgent ones. Doc
tors prescribe 1t freely In their practice
and In their families, and use it when they
need kidney and bladder tonic them
selves.
Tens OF thousands OF grateful patients
have written to DR.. Klmer 4 Co., and
these letters have been fashioned into
handy volume Of ready reference, which
should be In every household. This vol
ume and sample bottle Of Swamp Root
will be mailed to any reader OF this paper
who will send name and address to DR..
Kilmer d Co., and state that he saw this
offer In this paper.
II there Is any doubt In your mind as to
your condition, take from your urine on ars-
ing about two ounces. place 1t In a glass or
bottle and let 1t stand twenty-four hours.
II. on examination. 1t is milky or cloudy. IL
there is brick-dust settling. or, IL small
particles float about in 1t, your kidneys are
In need OF immediate attention.
swamp-Root is for sale everywhere In
bottles OF two sizes and two prices, soc.
and sik Remember the name. Swamp
Root \ hd the address. Binghamton. N. 7.
The sun., 1899-11-29
HARNESS OF MANY KINDS
Made Not for Horse Alone but for Various
Other Animals as Well.

Other Animals as Well.
II Ii probable that tho great majority OF people
would, at nrst thought anyway. associate harness
with horses only: but harness is used on a con-
siderable variety Of other animals Harness Is
South, and also in logging mps In the North
and OK harness is used in Cuba, South America
and Germany In some OF these parts oxen aro
driven single In wagons In OK harness q yoke
Is used instead Of q collar. but the OF harness
includes traces and breeching. There Is some
OK harness exported from this country.
In one part OF tho world and another Is made a
good deal Of dog harness In Germany and
France. where dogs are used as draft animals
dog harness Is a regular article Of sale for tho
ordinary purposes OF a harness. Dogs are some
Times hooked up in harness 10 draw wagon
and the quantity Of that kind OF dog harness sold
IL small and would not be found in stock but
would be- made 10 order
But while dog harness, In the ordinar y form Of
harness Is not kept in stock here goat harness ia
and IN great variety, at prices ranging from 81
10 $50 set There arc some harness makers
in small way, employing hand or two besides
themselves. who make nothing but goat harness
Here goats are used To draw wagons for childrcn's
sport In France, goats are sometimes used for
DRAFT purposes instead OF dogs
some harness ls used on reindeer hauling
si"dgcs IN lar Northern Countries. and Is also
used for draft purposes on dogs. employed in
hauling loads on slcds in Arctic regions Some
harness has likewise been made for use for
drait purposes for elephants In their native
countries
Here for show purposes. harness has been made
for elephants and other animals 10 enable them
10 draw chariots and other vehicles and harness
has sometimes bccn made, for like purposes for
ostrichcs and other birds
The sun., 1899-11-29
sUsunsAyIrEs AND DOUBLE FARES.
Citisens Tell Their Opinions TO the Rail-
road Committee of tho Council.


The Railroad Con mittee OF Councilmen met
IN the Borough Hall in Brooklyn last night to
hear protests against the methods pursued by
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company In
charging two fares in the suburban districts.
Thomas p. Farrell OF Fort Hamilton said the
company gave a satisfactory service prior TO
Nov. 1. Then the company did away with the
transfer system and charged an additional fare
from Third avenue and Sixty-nfth street to
Coney Island and other suburban points.
Frederick II. Cook, lawyer Of Fort Hamilton.
eaid he would like to see O change in the operat-
ing system ~ the railroad company, but he did
not think the Municipal Assembly had tho
power to do anything In the matter lie SAID
that In Atlantn. Ca, an ordinance was adopted
forbiddinR any electric railroad company 10
charge more than Ave cents for continuous
ride. and also compelling the furnishing OF
transfers.
George A. AIlin contended that the franchises
owned by the company stated positively that
only one fare was to he charged. He said 1t
was a short-sighted policy on the part of the
company p eliminate the transier system
Thun also protested against the recent traftic
Alderman Francis Byrne dencunced the
action OF the rallroai company Us u s'eal
and an outrage" h. said. That this company
takes people. 10 Thirty.sixth or Sixty-ft,h
other faro. It's my duty AMI your duty 20 sec
that these residents In the suburbs have decent
and proper railroad accommo odatton. Ihls
COMPANY has closed the Dean street station on
the Brighton Beach branch OF the Kings County
Elevated roai, demand that u be reoprned
The company keeps II open during the racing
senson. hut closes II IN the winter The resi-
dent. are entitled to use in the winter"
feet az the meeting of the Board OF tlderman
next Tuesday," asked Councilman francisco.
Well. will II IL is necessary said Alder.
man Byrne. The people must be protected
from thia monopoly"
The committee will give another hearing
next Tuesday night.
The sun., 1899-11-29
GEN. TOOD HRRE AGAIN.
The Governor-GeneraI of Santiago Called to
Washington for Consultation.

The Governor-Generalo of Santiago Called to
Washington for Consultation.
Gen. Leonard Wood Governor General Of
the Province OF Santiago. Cuba. arrived yes
terday from Santiago aboard the transport
Mcpherson and proceeded i'm ediately to
Washington. lie said:
Il have no knowledge OF the business for
which the Government summoned me to
Washington. The condition OF Santiago Is
improving daily. The people. many OF whom
are employed on public works. are busy and
contented. There Is no destitutlon. I have
great hope for the early DEVELOPMENT OF the
rich deposits Of iron. copper and zinc In San
tiago province. This will add much to tho
prosperity OF tho island"
Deputy Collector OF Customs T. N. Cook OF
Porto Rico was also aboard the McPherson.
He praised the intelligence and aptitude OF
the native Porto Rcans. Formerly" he said.
''only 10 per cent. OF the islands i'm ports came
from tho. United States, now at least half Is
shipped from American ports"
Other Er6s aboHsd The aGPhsrson
GoSman GGSfTn o, Il The a. F,s s. Cavsry; ;r cape ant
L. yno!ds. Surgeon. U. 8. A.: Capt. B. D. Vance.
El.yemth :. Infantry. and Lieut.. c. q. Hall.
WAsHrSaroS. Nov. 2S.-Gen. Woods visit TO
this country ia made at the direction OF Pr-si-
dent Mckinley md the Secretary OF War, who
desire to consult him about matters In Cuba.
1t is supposed that these matters relate to the
ndyisaoili,y OF establishing civil government
most favored by the Administration for Civil
Governor. but no selection has been made.
The sun., 1899-11-29
CUBANS PUT IN PROTESTS.
OBJECTION TO A CTVID GoVERNoR
FREELY EXPRESSED.
Runors of violent Opposition Are Believed
to BE Groundless-"La Lucha" Says
Cuba Must Show That She Has
Enough Sane Men to Control Lunatics.

p,,,o,. -, y,o,.n, oppo.,tion Are Believed
,o Ra o,oupdIes.-"La Luchn" Says
Cubn Must show That She Has
Enough sane Men to Control Lunatics.
e,..,o, c,,,, D,,pa,eh 10 THE suS.
u,r,s. NJ, % No alarm IA felt at mill
,.,y haadonor,ars regarding tho freauent
,,,n,,.. ,h., r,a,v Cubnna have taken to the
unods d,rIne ,ho nast few DAYS. IL IL known
tbo, for rspresentipe largely the old Assem-
hlv crowd arc onde,vorlne To revive interest
In ,hoJr conso and teep themselye. prominent
In tho nnIIio eve They probsbly think tho
bcs, means Of doing this would be to raise a
email rovolu,ion and tbop make terms. thus
socnrine rscognitIon.
=, J,,cL, a., n long edito,ia, on tho subisc,.
The sun., 1899-11-29
WINTER MrSKMhLOHs,
Seeds From Turk-stan Promise to Supply a
Long-felt Want.
From tie Washinoton Tin,s.

From he Washington Tin,s.
The Department OF Agriculture. in its efforts TO
Introduce into this country such fruits and vcge-
tables from foreign soils as will prove Of value,
has Just completed series OF tests which will give
10 tho American table a dish that will be an un-
usual delight Ibis is a musk melon sweet,
mildly favored and juicy. which will DO served in
the dead Of winter
Mr. Frederick V. Coville. Chief Botanist stated
to reporter today that the seeds for this melon
were secured by an agent OF the Department In
1urkesian two years ago, The Department OF
Agriculture sent these seeds broadcast over the
country. Very discouraging reports wero re-
ceiycd from the melon growers from tho Missouri
Valley eastward to the Atlantic coas. But later
reports from the arid West and California showed
that In that section the melon was a success in
every way. farmer whose land Is on recn
River in Utah and who had received some Of tie
sceds, reported that they produced the finest melons
C,oville, for the arid regions Of the West, where
The productions are necessarily somewhat limited
iTuit that possesses large possibilities in COM
This melon" said Mr Covillc, differs from all
the melons now known in trade because il Is what
Is known as a winter muskmelon Tho fruit is
time they arc utterly unfit for eating They re-
when they rpen. and 80 they are ready Tor the
table from Thanksgiving TO the sew Year or later
Winter muskmelons are known in this coun,
try but not in the lruit markets and compare
lively lew people ever sec them. I his melon,
because OF It's excellent texture and flavor, and
because Of tS peculiar adaptnbility TO new region
where its cultivation would provo a vel. paying
industry, should make its appearance on the
generally introduced"
Several hundred Of these melons have been TO
ceived at the Department Of Agriculture, where
they were seen in all stages OF ripcnesa Tho
seeds will be saved and sent to the West az a nu.
cleus for the large crops expected in tho future
The melon Is ellipucal in form, and weighs from
twelve u lftecn pounds II has a smooth sur
face, like a watermelon. and is notified with two
shades OF green. In appearance IL greatly Tesem-
blcS the rattlrsnake watermelon Of Georgia As
the fruit meoNs, the light green portion Of tho
surface turns TO canary yellow, Il Is very
for the winter table
The sun., 1899-11-29
JOTTINGS ABOUr TOWN,

Judgments Of absolute divorce granted yss
teriAy by Justice Beach to Maria W. schwArs from
Robert Schwarr, and to Nette j. Kahn from WILLIAM
J. Kahn.
Mrs Ell abeth Henderson OF shsfhsld, Mass, who
was injured fortnight sgo by stepping on NAdi-
son avenue car while Il wa. going at full speed died
yesterday in Howe's Hospital. She 10 aunt OF the
Minister to Switzerland
President York and Commissioner Abell Of the
Police lard Yesterday refused 70 entertain charges
against Capt HApin OF tho Charles street station,
DO Witt Z. Mnrrell complained that Halpin failed
to afford protection to Anu-TAmmAny meetings Al
election tine,
The City Climbs Legislative Committee mot last
evening To organize for the winter, Horace q DEM
ing IL the chairmln, Tho committee will urxe the
adoption " rai al amendments to the election Law
and the ma 'tment OF law prohibiting assesament
OF candidates for judicial Office for political pur-
poses.
Aaron Schick WAS sentenced 10 three years and
two m nnth- impris rnment by Judge Nrwburyer In
the General Sessions yesterday for swindlinG Mary
Moran out Of 81 O.. Tho com plainRnt liz the dAuRh-
ter OF convict John Moran. The prisoner repre-
sented to her that he was a special detective from
the district Attorney oce and for so could pro-
cure the release OF her father