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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-21
NJ
CROWDS ARE COMING.
Horde OF HOmeseekers Rn Route to San Iuan
County Via the Ute Reservation, Of Course.


They may not all get to Sau Juan county, but they
coming this way and il they knew what we had for them
they wouldn't be happy till they got here. sample Of
reservation booming the following from the Denver POST
The opening of the Ute reservation May will afford
opportunity establish several and prosperous
munes in this state. No greater advantages have
been given homeseekers than will be afforded by the grant
of this land for settlement The climate is magnificent
and the soil rich and fruitful.
When the Oklahoma reservation opened tremendous
ensued to the lands coveted The result has
been that thrifty and prosperous communities have
sprung up as are found anywhere large majority
of who in the Oklahoma boom have greatly prof
tied by their experience. Nevertheless Oklahoma did
furnish the advantages offered in the Ute
either in climate fitness of the land The who
secure quarter sections May will have little the
There will be the chance of large profits in the
future in the sale Of their property.
Energetic with plenty of pluck and enterprise
class needed in land booms Colorado has nuured plenty
of of this and the opening day there should
be city in this not represented among the
homeseekers. OF course there will be difficulties
and many disappoinments will be experienced but
courage and energy will win out.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-21

Last Yrl and Testament ol Miehaol HeDor.
mott:
Noticeia hereby sirsn that ]. Chaa ' Stafford,
Probate Clerk 10 aud for the oounty Of San
Juan 10 the territory sl New Aoxicn, have ssi
the frst day Of May, A ID 1883 aa the day for
proving ths last will as testament OF she said
Michael MeDormOtt, d6ceaaed.
Given under ny hand and seal this sth day
ChAs. '. sAFFoRD, Probate Clerk.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-21

have some selected seed Of the Ia
nous Rocky Ford Melted Gem Caute-
loupo, which 1 viii mail to any address
al 81 per lb. postpaid Direct all ordera
30 j. ~. BAKnR,
Rsohy Ferd, Colo
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-21

There was q silver boom and New
Mexico was init. Ths world got weary
Of white metal and wanted the yellow.
New Mexico responded. Copper became
the cry aud New Mexico was ready.
Lead and iron ware not wanting when
the smsltsrs became needy. And the
coal to kesp the smelter hres going aud
the freight engines busy was found close
at hand. When the world took a fancy
TO turquois. New Mexico was equal to
the occasion. While the torrritoy has
not made a specially OF rubies. yet some
very choice specimens have been turned
up. Diamond digging has not been inaug
urated, but who can say that it may not
beH The mineralizsd portions OF New
Nexiso have been scratched or opened
Ouly in spots. If a product lie wanted
persistent search ,in@s it. In a century
there will Jet remain undiscovered
mineral deposits, no matter how lively
pros pectors hustle in the hills. So says
tho New Mexican.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-21

George Morrison shot aud killed Sam
Logan at Henry Arnold's store on PIN"
River Tuesday. The officers at Durango
new have him in charge.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-21

ses tbs latsot styles Ladies' bats at
VI n Williama
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-21

The best wagon is the Baiu. w. o.
Chapman Of Durango cells shsn.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-21

rTho Durango and Southwestern Bureau Of
Information" urgnni1ed az Durango some
few wcoks ago, has for 10 eNecutiye committee
Harry Schiller, o. n BOYLE and Chas New
man, with y w Ayrcs ss Chies % Bnrosu The
following circular signed By the executive com.
miltee explains tho work 81 The Bur8aul
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
THE FLOODS IN TEXAS.
Tho Loss to Property VIII Aggregate
Fully Four Millions.

The Loss to Property VIII Aggregate
Fully Four Millions.
Austin, July 3.-Reports from the
Brasos bottoms are that the waters
are still very high, but are slowly
receding, and it is believed that the
worst Is over in that section of the
state. The International and Great
Northern railroad yesterday started
out large wrecking force to work in
the water between here and Dearne
to replace the track and bridges. The
Houston and Texas Central do not ex-
pect to get their trains running for
six days yet. Their track is four feet
under water for much OF the way.
The estimated damage to the country
tributary to the Brasos valley of a.
100000 is none too high. 1t is not be-
lieyed that the loss of life will be any
where near as large as reported, and
will be principally among the negroes.
Reports from along the bottoms state
that hundreds Of people have been
rescued by means of improvised RATS,
and that in each case of known drown
ing some party has indiscreetly upset
a raft after getting on it, with the
result that the entire load was thrown
into the water.
The rushing waters are rapidly ac-
cumulating hundreds of dead horses
and cattle at the mouth of the Brasos.
Some are floating ont into the gulf,
and many are stranded in the eddies
along the lowlands adjacent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
RIOTING IN SPAIN CONTINUES.
In Valencia the Troops Hold All thu
Strategic Points.

In Valencia the Troops Hold All tho
Strategic Points.
Valencia, Spain, July 3.--Very seri-
GUS disturbances are In progress here.
Under the orders of the captain gen.
eral of Valencia, General Motto, the
troops occupied the streets Saturday
morning, and now hold all the strategic
points.
At the beginning of the riots the mob
placed obstacles on the street rail-
way tracks and stopped the cars,
stoning the gendarmes when they tried
to remove the barriers. Finally the
troops charged and the first shots were
fired. Several persons were wounded.
In one case bullet passed through
shop door and killed shop assist
ant within. As the day advanced the
disorders increased. Troops were sta
toned at many points and the artillery
was, held in readiness. The rioters
thereupon erected barricades, which
the cavalry captured only after fierce
hghting, in which many were wounded
About O'Clock Saturday evening
the mob attacked the monastery, and
the brother who was acting as gate
porter was obliged to defend himself
with revolver.
They then moved upon Jesuit
house, which had narrow escape from
being burned to the ground. the troops
arriving just in the nick Of time to
prevent the mob from setting 1t on fire.
An enormous number of arrests have
been made. 1t is not known how many
have been wounded.
The disorders in Barcelona were re-
newed after yesterdays bull fight. A
crowd attacked party of monks who
recently returned from the Philippines
The police rescued the monks with
some difficulty. The mob then pa
raded the streets, closing the shops and
stoning the cathedral several churches
and the Jesuit convent, as well as the
street railway cars. The gendarmes
were powerless to restore order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03

Z y T. n - = - 80 7t-r{ yTt"1 s<ps
n AccegSlance Nm opH apsab sn1sq
tom the 1EruBLIcAN wiIla4bti ~ !
isaued tbgAqrrow. ~ our employees
desire to participate in the patri6tit
enioyments incident to this great
Jubilee in common with the great
mass Of the citizens of our great
country, which is great because Of
the sacrifices made by our fore
fathers, and the wise governmental
policy which has prevailed, The
declaration Of the Fourth Of July,
ITO, and the struggles Of the
patriots Of that day which resulted
in the defeat Of a well equipped foe,
laid the foundation for the freedom
and prosperity which are now en-
ioyed. Instead OF thirteen colonies
with three and half millions Of
people we have forty-6ve States and
over seventy million people, and all
are better clothed, better fed, and
are blessed in every way above any
other people on the face Of this
earth. 1t is wise in all to rejoice,
it is wise to give vent to patriotic
emotions, to encourage the youn & to
emulate the example Of the founders
of our Republic, who builded even
better than they knew, and under
Provid ence we are destined to ex-
tend the blessings of freedom to
the remote portions of the earth.
Under Providence we may be the
agents giving not only political but
religious freedom to the millions of
people in the Isles of the Ocean and
even upon the Continents where
superstition prevails and the inhab-
itants bow down to gods Of wood
and stone. Our efforts thus far
have met with resistance, and many
timid souls are crying peace, when
there is no peace, but it has been so
in all our struggles, in the days Of
1776, in the days OF 1872, in the
Mexican struggle, as we'll as the
war in the Philippine Islands. We
have faith that the right will fin ally
triumph, and the Filipinos will
eventually realize their error and
instead Of foes become our friends
as it is their welfare rather than
our own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT we are
aiming at. On this Fourth Of July
let all rejoice; let all show their
patriotism, their devotion to our
flag and love Of our free institu-
tons. Let good order be main
tained and another proof be given
that we are worthy Of the blessings
we enioy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
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Is here
DEATH OF GENERAL WRIGHT.
Veteran Of the Civil War Who
Fought In MANY EnURUementS
TINE CHARLES e. hlRES CO.. PhlladslphA. ID
Makers of Hires Cbndewssd Aiik

Veteran OF the Civil War Who
Fought In Many Engagements.
Washington, July S.-General Horar
Ito G. Wright, who made brilliant
record in the late war, serving at Get
tysburg and the campaign In the VIII
derness around Richmond, died here
yesterday, after an illness Of three
months. Besides his flne war record
General Wright achieved eminence a.
an engineer, serving a. chief of the
United States army engineers from
1879 until his retirement in 1884.
General Wright was born at Clinton,
Conn.,, In 1920. graduated at West
Point In 1841, and served as professor
In that institution until 1916. Then for
10 years he had charge Of the con-
struction of Fort Jefferson, commando
ing the harbor of Tortugas, Fla. As
chief engineer he accompanied the ex-
petition for the destruction Of Norfolk
navy yard In 1861. He became brig
adler general in 1861 and major gem
ersl a year later. He took part in
numberless engagements. from Bull
Run to Petersburg, and the thanks Of
the legislature Of his native state were
rendered him by resolutions for his
eminent services in the war. After the
war he re-entered the engineer corps,
and was retired In 1884. AN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
Moving Pictures of Tree Growth,

Washington, July 3.-The agricul-
tural department has pressed the NOV
ing picture machine into the service of
science. photographing an oak tree.
The machine works automatically,
taking picture each hour. At night
an electric light is thrown into cir
cult as the exposure is made. The
machine has been running about two
weeks, and will be kept going about
two weeks longer on its present sub
ject. When the series of pictures is
completed it will be possible to re-
produce with the stereopticon the
growth of the plant from the time
the first shoot appeared above ground
till the tree is in full leaf and foot
or more high. 1t is also intended to
use the serial photographs in watching
the progress of plant diseases, blights,
insect parasites and the like.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
Juvenile Train NVreckers.

Shamokin, Pa, July 3.--Policemen
connected with the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad late Saturday night
swore out warrants before Justice
Rowe for the arrest of several youths
suspected of having caused the wreck
of the express train near Buck Ridge
last Friday. The ages of the accused
boys, it is known. range from to 10
years. Hon. s. p. Wolverton, coun-
sci for the company, and the police
conferred yesterday on the line Of
prosecution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
ALl'IR and P'INGREE
The Governor Explains His Sup
port Of the Secretary.
he Is NOT OPPOSED TO M'KINLEY.


No OoCh~I q Aol = n>0porteuA Ab0HvAoW
in Which He Was M ads to Denounce
the Administration Was a Pure Fab
rication.
Detroit, July S.-Governor Pingree
last night dispatched letter to Sec
rotary Alger, brought out by criti-
cisms of the secretary concerning the
agreement made by the governor to
support Secretary Alger In his CAM
paign for the United States SENATOR
ship. The letter declares:
II have been receiving large num-
bers of clippings from newspapers pub
lishel In every part Of the country
containing what purports to be an In
terview with me, in which criticisms
Of the present administration are put
in my mouth. 1t did not seem to me
necessary to deny the interview, and
l would not now give 1t any thought
whatever were 1t not for the fact that
It is made the basis Of q petty and
mean spirited attack upon you. The
interview to which have referred Is a
pure fabrication. There 10 not q
single sentence in 1t which was
spoken by me. 1t Ia the invention of
a reporter who may or may not have
been acting upon instructions from his
chief.
Il have at different times expressed
my opinion Of the necessity for the
war In the Philippines. I have, In
common with thousands of others In
the country, disapproved Of 1t, and
have had no hesitation in giving my
views whenever l have been asked for
them. l voted for Mckinley, and I
have had no cause whatever to regret
it. If he is candidate again will
take pleasure in giving him my sup
port.
II am well satisfied that the attack
upon the war department is nothing
but cunningly conceived plot to
create vacancy to be filed by a New
York politician. Already the New
York newspapers are discussing the
distribution of the patronage Of the
country have simply repeated what the
New York newspapers have said. OF
course, it is not surprising that Sena-
tor McMillin and his me too Senator
Burrows, have Joined in the con-
temptible scheme to discredit and de-
fame the war department.
I'm SO far as the alleged alliance
with you is concerned, / can freely
and frankly say that none has been
made. In common with thousands Of
other Michigan people l merely Of
fered to assist you. If anything, have
proited by it politically, because the
American people detest cowardly
methods of fighting.
1.-THE language which is attributed
to me in the false interview, in which
! am made to criticize and abuse the
administration, should have con-
denmned the interview as a fabrica-
ton at once. But even more absurd
is the statement, made by the press
that l am a candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for president, that
you have made an alliance with me,
and that therefore you have practically
declared your opposition to President
Mckinley, and should retire from his
cabinet. have not, and never did
entertain the remotest intention of be-
coming candidate for the presidency.
The story is only another invention Of
Michigan newspapers"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
SUNDAYS NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
Receipts of Cattle at Philadelphia al
LareSt OuotatiOns

NecelptS OF Iattl6 ri THllauelpnlu anu
Latest Quotations.
Philadelphia, July 3.--The receipts Of
cattle in this city last week were as fol-
lows: Beeves. 1907 sheep, 7943; hogs,
$685. Receipts for the previous week
were: Beeves, 2.sO7; sheep, 1892; hogs,
1850.
Beef cattle were in larger supply. but
the cooler weather created a good de-
mand and prices advanced on all grades
Garland l. Donnelly sold two carload
of extra choice Lancaster county steers
to Harry A. Herbott They were from the
farm of George Styers, and were the
finest offered on the market this year.
The steamer Siberian, for Glasgow, took
249 head We quote: Extra, 5ssG5%c.
good 52sa size; medium, 5a5hc.; common,
45sQ47sc.
Sheep were active and firm for all
grades except spring lambs, which were
lower. We quote: Extra, 5m5Ac.; good
41aq494c.; medium, 4M4Ac; common. ECO
3Ac.; spring lambs, 5l2d712c.
Hogs were active and higher at 5lafG
SIC for all grades of western, according
to quality.
Thin cows were in fair demand at SO
G2O
Veal calves were firm at 517lac.
Mich cows were quiet at s25d45.
Dressed beeyes were in good demand
at 64Sl2C.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
Sent Governor Forged kilograms.

Sent Governor Forged kilograms.
Lexington, KY, July 3.-Governor
Bradley arrived here yesterday from
Cincinnati with the information that
the call for 800 state troops Saturday
night was the result of forged mes
sages to him purporting to be from
gentleman in Lexington In whom the
governor has confidence, and a mes
sage from Frankfort purporting to be
from state officer. He was informed
by these messages that there was
much trobule In Clay county, that the
Howards were surrounded and were
at the mercy of the Philpots and
Bakers. The governor Immediately is
sued the order, but soon afterward he
learned that the kilograms were forged
and the order was countermanded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03

Altoona, Pa, July 3.-Thomas King
an Altoona cabman, got into an alter.
cation with James Williams, Tenth
avenue bartender, Wednesday evening
and was knocked down and severely
beaten by Williams. The assault pro
duced hemorrhages from the nose
from which King died last evening
King was 20 years of age, and unmar'
ried. Williams gave himself up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
The Fight For Better Wages.

Sharon, Pa, July 3-The strike
among the blast furnace employees a.
Sharpsvlle is far from being settled
No action toward settlement will be
taken until after tomorrow, when a
conference of the operators and strik
ers will be held. The furnace oper-
ators say they will not grant the ad-
vance of 20 cents demanded, and will
keep their plants idle until the men
are willing to return to work at the
old scale. The strikeM state that
they will not go back to their places
until they receive the advance. No
Italians have yet been imported
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03

Richmond, Va, July Sin the
county court of Patrick county six
white men were convicted Of murder in
the second degree in lynching Lee
Pickett, white, for attempted criminal
assault. Pickett was discharged
lunatic. c. j. Thompson, the leader OF
the lynchers, was given six, and the
others five years each in the peniten.
tiary. The jury was out only 30 min.
utes. This is said to be the first case
of its kind in Virginia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
Wilmington 8 Wonderful Cure

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seminal weakness and all chronic disease
These cures have b,en made In this city
for the last six years nftGc all other RENE.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
Commission Heeds Mataafl's Protest

Commission Heeds Mataafu's Protest.
London, July 3.-The correspondent
of The Times at Apia, Samoan islands,
under date of June 10, reports that he
has made tour of the islands of Upola
and Savaii and had an interview at
Falefa with Mataafa. The chief COM
planned that the International commits
sion had not kept its promise TO have
Mulinuu evacuated by all parties as
soon as the question Of the kingship
was decided On returning to Apia
the correspondent laid the matter be-
fore the commission. 1t is now decided
that Malietca Tanu shall go to Fiji
and Mullnuu be Immediately avacu-
tod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03

To Reduce Spain's standing Army.
Madrid, July 3.-The minister of
war, General Polayieja, after pro-
longed conference yesterday with the
premier, Senior Silvela, consented to re-
duce the budget estimate of the
strength of the active army from 107,-
900 to $4,000 men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
Growth of Our Merchant Marin

Washington, July 3-The fiscal year
which ended on Friday was exceptional
for the American merchant marine in
several respects. The total output of
American shipyards has been the lar
gest of any year for the last quarter
Of century, except 1891, when 1884
vessels of 369302 gross tons were built
and documented in the United States.
During the past fiscal year the con-
struction of merchant vessels has con-
sisted of 1928 vessels, of 32O,S76 gross
tons. Besides these, % vessels of for
eign construction, aggregating 30,1S1
gross tons, have been admitted to
American registry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
Chicago's Great Strike Deferred.

CHTCHRO7S UTeHC StTIKe De19rTBu.
Chicago, July 3.-There will be no
general strike Of packing house en-
ployes at present. The opinion pre-
vailed at yesterdays mass meeting
of the employees that the time was not
yet ripe, and that the interests Of the
men would be best conserved by wait
ing until an organization could be
perfected. The first move in that d.
rection was made at the meeting. An
organization was formed, and over 500
men became members. By September
the union is expected to have a MEM
bership of $4,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
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