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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-13

Southern New Mexico is not respond
ing with any alarming %alacrity to the
honeyed voice of the Ell Paso politicians.
The people of New Mexico can not be
caught with n such chatf.
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H-The New MEXICAN is the oldest news
paper n New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Postofice in the Territory and has a large
and growing circulation among the intelll-
gent and progressive people of the southwest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-13
MONDAY, MARCH l3.

Three more days, Gentlemen of the
Assembly. Plenty of time still for good
legislation.
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THE saving Of s.. 90 on each ticket.
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EAST mean. where the wabash run F.,
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VIZ A 0TI G. M. HAMPSON,
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G.. s. CRANE, ]. RAMSEY, JR,,
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panies doing business In the territory of
New Mexico, In both life, fire and accident
Insurance.
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Z. A. FISKE,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, P. o. Rox
"" Santa Fe, New Mexico. Practices In
Mexico.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-13

CHAS. F. EASLEY,
N.ate Surveyor GENERALLY
Attorney at Law, Santa Fe, N, M. Land and
mining business a speciality.
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A. r. RENEHAN,
Attorney at Law. Practices In all Territorial
Courts. Commissioner Court of Claims.
Collections and title searching. Rooms8 and
8 Spiegelberg Block.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-13

EDWARD L. BARTLETT,
Lawyer Santa Fe, New Mexico. Office In
Catron Block.
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CHAS. A. SPIESS,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-05

The best line 70 Colorado p0inis-Nis-
souri, Pacific railway. Through Sleeper.
wichita % Denver. Leaves WIchita
ssA .. n.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-05
EAGLE PRINT
OF COURSE

Good printing Il not asoss'
ssrily high priced. Cheap
printing Is not necessarily
poor printing. Good ma
chinery Is one of the prinei.
pal features. The purchase
Of material in car lots direct
nom the mills is the greatest
factor In the Eagle being
able t. do GOOD PRINTING
CHEAP. Then you can get
the best At the prices you
pay for the poorest at the
EAGLE OFFICE III Elsr OOUsLA,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-05
cine d0hitaai EaoIe SATURDAY. Ornfo, august SOC
euvsicaMe

y9tt~i = - -.
>.~-~-~-S-e->r~>~~~~s~s--
.. z HAMILTON. II. D.
u =. Douglas Avsnus CBlfEing eloek.
third nooEJ. Take elevator ~ AAsss1
street entrance.
Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Ness ans
Threat ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
snrruIsRN NOTES.

The colored preachers and leaders Of
rlnortv county. Ga. have called a meet
ing for the encouragement Of their race
towards the good order OF society and
obedience 80 law.
General Manacer Cannon, of the South
ern railway. is considering proposition
from the business organizations of Knox
vile TO have the noY depot building in
that city finished with Tennessee marole.
Jacksonville now has a well-developed
christian Science" case Of malpractice
A vouth named Wood was bitten severely
by shark or alligator while bathing IN
"a creek near the city. His wounds were
bandaged. but the baudages We're removed
and his mother. who f. a believer In the
.fai+h cure" undertook to cure him with
ont medical attendance, by prayer. Much
,rdionation was felt among the citizens,
and demands were made that the auth0ri-
lies should investigate the case County
s neitor Christie has begun am inyesiigd-
Savannah News
Charieston's City Council has before It
an ordinance TO prohibit splitting on The
sidewalks. II IS similar to the law now
I'm force in Richmond.
e"
Forty adult members and a dozen chill
dren Of the sanctihed Band have taken
ND their residence at Ocala. Fla, and VIII
hold meetings in that town.
-
Two Atlanta youths, John j. Hayes and
Emanuel Kaufman. both well known,
have mysteriously disappeared in New
York city. and their friends and relatives
are greatly distressed as to what has be-
come Of them. There Is nothing wrong
with their accounts.
Commenting on the challenge OF Paul
Aver of Anderson, 5 c., to Count Ester
hazy, OF Paris the Charleston News and
Courier says that "as there Is not one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
CURRENT COMMENT.

rho Boston Herald Of recent issue con-
talns two editorial articles which arc OF
more than passing interest The one re-
latce 90 Norih Carolina and is as fol-
lows
lt seems TO DE agreed that the consti-
uional amendment DISTINGUISHING the me-.
rr0es of North Carolina will be adopted.
with the general assent of The white peo-
pile OF the State. The majority in its fa-
vor is estimated at 1900 votes. This must
include many Republican supporters. j.
G.. J.. Harris. an eX-socretary OF their state
committee. says of it. speaking for his
political associates: The party cannot
afford 90 take any official action in re-
gard 10 10. A vote for the amendment VIII
NOV Doe q vote i'm hostility 20 The negro, but
th, thinking white Republicans see and
know that 10 is impossible 90 DO anything
in North Carolina with the negroes SOLE
idly Republican. ] expect the amend
mout Go Doe ratified by a large majority
DO is hunglng method, AN the same. in
which TO obtain white ascendeucy and
nothing would seem Ca Zoe adequate TO
save il from constitutional condemnation
but Republican acqu.cscense in its eX.s-
tencc IL SIS objectionable Oh grounds iar
higher than party consideration.
That is something for the Democrats Of
North Carolina TO think about.
Tho other relates to Virginia. I'VE
quote:
"Tho Republican aspect in Virginia IS
singular The party through IT'S onciai
organization. recommends To- the Repub-
ucau voters not 30 act in the election Of
the state this year. The reason rendered
for this is that the Republican vote can
NOT be brought out. with the practical
certainty that there VIII not De elections
iu which 30 VIII De counted. 10 Is not
.,uru. sing that some OF the Republicans
refuse to- take this view of ihe situation.
and propose 20 present tickets ana vote
ON their own hook without regard To their
party organization. The strange feature
In tbe case Is that Virginia is not one o.
the Southern states that went into COM
p,ofe control of Democrats after recon-
structi0n was accomplished. II viii he re-
rnambered chat Gen. Malone carried u
then for the Republicans and had things
his own way there ror considerable time.
10 ie the reaction against the manner DID
which he conducted 10 that has now prac-
ticaly annihiated his party? This seems
hardly possible. There must have been
SOME very discredtabe action on the part
of his SUCCESSORS
That As something for the RepuDlicans
M Virginia TO think about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
AIrERNIATu.

Robert 7. Burdette. the humorist VINO
had am attack Of vertigo at Hanford' CAL
IN Thursday evening. D. in ,rilie'l CON
ditlon. Mr. Burdette IS one OF lhe oiuv9l
humorists in-the country
Hon. John G. Carlisle has given OUT the
following statement;
"rhe statements attributed 10 me con-
corning a conference between NJ 1oeo,l
and myself I'm this city IN 1879 re 10y
made bv me ana are not cor I. ne
conference alluded GO was sought py MI
Goenei whose principal purpose, as ne
stated II TO me was TO secure sounn
money DELEGATION from Kenton county 10
fhe state convention which was held soon
thereafter at Lexington. / had no other
interest I'm the matter, and took no action
except such as Mr. Goebel represented 10
be necessary I'm order 20 scure the seiecuon
Of a sound money delegaton
Mr. Goebel Is now candidate on a free
silver platform for Governor OF kentucky
II has been decided by the Yale univer-
sity officials that the college choir or that
institution shall hereafter wear gowns az
the morning crapel services.
Jn5ee Dav OF Canton. Ohio Ex Score
tarv OF state has announced his retire
ment from the active practice OF law lie
VIII assume the work OF Judge IN the
United States Court Of Appeals IN octo-
Der. Judge Day has been an active lawyer
since 1870.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17


The decd IS done. Dishonored France
Hangs bleeding on a traitor lance
lI.r disnity is laughed $50 scorn
her shame to an the world is borne
Upon the shrickins wind
Dark clouds gathering I'm the sky
To cover nap The awful lie
Lest 10 should rise and dim the nent
OBI honor. Justice. truth. and right
And devils make us blind.
Tho ocean thuuders ON the shore.
And au her clv.rns cr0an and roar;
THE seethmg pillows hiss her name
and every wavelet whispers shame.
Upon the boundless sea
Tho decd is done Let Justice rise
And tear tho baudaea from her eyes,
Throw down her ecaies. Did Reason peak
And suito The traitor on tic check,
And set the martyr free.
E
O spirit of the just and true.
Who bids us dave. and fearless 10,
Iu time of need. iha right defend
And crant % Picquart for % friend,
lNhm faisehood sits on high.
q. France. misguided rent and torn,
We erieve 10 see thy state for'0ln,
Nm letters wrought from living flame,
Write "Ichab0d" across thy name,
And pass ihee sadly by
ELIZABETH ROOSA CODDINGTON
iu Sew York Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

OF this state is controlled by few men
in office. and that methods and instru-
sncn,altlcs which were formerly used IN
the interest. as alleged. OF white suprem-
acy are now being used within the party
ranks. not against Republicans and ne
gfoes. but against hopest Democrats. The
Democratic masses in Virginia are about
to have reckoning with the party lead
ers. They are determined that boss rule
shall cease and that the instrumentallties
OF boss rule shall be abolished.
IL would be a great misfortune for this
state. undoubtedly, II there should be
such split in the Democratic party as TO
permit the Republican party. as now
constituted and mainly relying upon ne
gro votes. 60 get control OF this state and
20 use the election machinery in Vlrgs Ia
10 keep itself IN power. But we do notTe-
gard n as necessarily misfortune 10 The
Democratic party that this cutlery should
be raised II the leaders OF the party are
wise they VIII take warning in time and
win turn This threatened calamity into a
parting blessing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

against society And mercilessly does
the Bible expose him. Had there been
newspapers in those days none Of them.
not even the yellowest journal In the land
would have dared to print this story or
Davlds crime although It would have
made a most sensational publication But
the Bible does not suppress 1t. The whole
truth OF David's transgression Is told win
out a word offered in excuse.
We find the same sort Of honesty and
candor I'm the New Testament as well rs
in the Old There was the closest sort
of intimacy between our Lord and his dis
ciples. They were his friends, his conf
Dental friends. and we would think 1t
perfectly right and proper in this age that
all which passed between such friends
should be regarded I'm the light OF confi-
DENTAL communication. Yet the Bible tells
OF the conversations which occurred in
this little circle and exposes the weak
nesses which the disciples manifested
from time TO time. Even the little quar-
reis which they had among themselves
are recorded. Nothing is covered up.
Peter was great favorite with his
Master and in his latter days was one Of
the chief opponents and exemplars Of
the Christian faith. Yet even Peter was
not spared lie denied his Lord, and the
fact IS recorded in the Scriptures against
him. Had such a thing occurred in this
day I'm political circles. the partisan news
paper would have made no mention OF the
occurrence. or if otherwise 1t would have
offered some excuse. or it would have
said that Peter was OF small consequence
anyway ana that desertion was a benefit
TO the party. But the Bible says that he
denied his Lord not once. but thrice,
and that he did so both cursng and
swearing. Yet after making that terrible
statements agalnst Peter proclaims him TO
be one Of the chlerest OF the apostles
it is this blunt honesty that proclams
st to be true. 1t IS so true that it exposes
the error and wrong doing even Of the
Lords elect Tho Bible is. par excellence.
the book Of truth and every honest stu
dent Of its pages viii be convinced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Orher Matters.

III.
intcrcsting fac's Anou' "'ci'i''''''
Citizens ana O'her ''"''e'n'
Dr. r. u. Garcin has returned 70 mo
city
arss Trlnc Bryno who has been ON
visit to Norfolk returns home to-day
r,-.f...or. 4, curffs Afun.on. of Boston,
ID, g., .t,. 49,
A., ,...-.,. ,,- pi,,leff has returned
b-,,,c i.1. I, tt1v az several weeks m
Nor.b carolina.
p- c.,,g. D. STONE has returned from
a visit to "stouohurst" his summer
home I'm Fluyanna county
1r,.sro. r-nh.rt OF gi6 north Twenty.
c-st sfroet has rarYrnod after IL pleasant
min to King william county.
,,- re,... nr,.go who has been in bus-
t,ls. b., r.,,..i-, f.r lb. INST two years.
.'..,...- t'...,,', ID, ,bi. o.tv To- stay.
-.nf t.
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EVENING "- ..... .,.,t. ..,..,.
inc Lei-h 't.o ..,..t r.r.., ~
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,.1.- yI. la.o bosu
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'l- l'. ..,.,.,..- ,t M. OH Sweet
r,'-'7 '....... ~ Ma AZ Gordon
,., ,.r.. Street
~. r,- ,,,,,
Mr. MillaH r' ''-. ".i -, fsI az
"a, "I.. p. ,,-,it-,,t, tots-., factory. while az
$780,. ,.... .....r,,c, f.or, ,
rev. ~ I 'la5o' I'd, en f,s ruiof, ~
,91' r1ts.o~1I church to-day. both
morning and evening
,r-, ,b,-i.s s. Tavior and daughter
r-.tt, ,t p.,,hatan county. are stopping
rf.b har etstor Mrs John n. Lewis ot
.a' - C.rv street.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Tho south Eoston - -:
OUR RELIGIOUS CONTEAfPORA
RTES.

The Psalmist tells how the floods Of un-
esdliness made him afraid. and that the
pain of he'll came upon him. but that in
his distress he called upon the Lord ald
lie heard him. In no worse condition was
Doe chan we. IL God heard him. Doe will
near us. II great sorrows and sins were
his and great s0rrows and sins are ours,
what hc did We can do. IL Doe cried unto
The Lord and was heard if We cry We
small be heard.-southeru Churchman.
Perhaps We may find in certain cX-
treme and misleading views OF The work
OF The Holy Spirit in sucHfcation tine
product of over emphasis of neglected
doctrine. We have been sO busy Win
the practical side of Christian living and
WORKING that the mcdiaiiVe mood has
become rare The inner life is more tnan
ever neglected. Intr0spcci0u. which may
become morbid. is none the less health
rul exercise for the soul. Distinct rccos-
milton of the spiritual clements in our
religion ana d st.ueI cultivation OF thcm
need not lead necessarily into vague mys-
ucism Neglect OF them will breed bar
renness.-Religious Herald.
Tears have not been the woff. things
in human experience. They come fin days
OF cloud. when the light IS hidden from
our eyes. days OF sorrow and OF pains but
when God sends again the sunshine of h.5
favor. cheerful hope reyives. and smiles
cover the cheek So lately covered with
tclrs. After the sobo.ns rains hy the
grace of God. the world is bright once
more and o. season of growth and beauty
returns. They who have not known Gods
rain OF tears. vii. NOT know ODE sweetest
flowers Of grace-Ccnr1l Presbyterian.
The manner I'm which The Holy name OF
Jesus Is profaned at the present time, IS
firmly alarming. The wicked habit Of
ciireine Is very serious evil. ana the
Church lifts her voice go cry out against
It, ,.....-
II is habit that unfortunately Us 100
common among every age and wax in liie.
Young children and gray-haifed men,
and women even are guilty oi tnis lffeF-
o~onea tovrrd sacred NAMES. lNcn men
and moor men. men WHO say tey nave
mo- faith and men who have n' lailh' are
am addicted 10 me impiohs wee OF ours
ino How shocking it Us 20 hear the nam
of Him who so loves us that ne gave lhe
iast drop of his blood for ua; WIZ hter-
ally poured out his Ire TOT u.s. INNS Oh
his name being brought into ihe gutter .-
Catholic Visitor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
WITH THE VIRGINIA EDITORS.

who can tell what may be the history OF
shipbuildiug at Richmond? The oppor-
tunIties OF this city for shipbuilding
are as great. and even greater, than
those OF many of the ports In me Ola
world, and In the new world. Give ihe
South chance. That is all the section
south OF Mason and Dixons Line ASKS
Fredericksburg Free Lance.
Shpbuidlng In Richmond is an estab-
lished industry. Watch II grow.
Yes, a thousand times repeated Editor
Bib says that he would not be true TO-
himself or his party did he not condemn
as unworthy Of virginians such tactics
as defeated him for the nomination
Louisa News.
That is not lonesome cry. II is coming
up from all parts of the State. VIII the
party leaders take warning?
Commenting on some remarks OF ours
concerning tho political boss, the Bruins
wick Gazette says:
our contemporary, who has always
been a faithful sentinel on the watch tow
er never sounded u more timely note N
warning While as Americans we have
had abundant cause for gratitude 20
the Oliver OF every good and perfect
gift" and for none more than the great
system Of AngiO-Saxon justice which we
have transplanted and adapted 10 our M
stitutions and system Of government, I'M
less we are ever watchful and guard with
most jealous care the fountains from
which It springs we will soon find the
pure and limped stream polluted as II IS
IN France The political boss is the
gravest danger we have 10 apprehend.
lie does not claim as the Emperor William
does. 60 rule by divine right lie even
denies the soft Impeachment that he rules
at all. but Notwithstanding he does rule
and his rule is the rule Of corruption.
Here it Is again. VIII the party leaders
take warning?
Commenting on the proposal Of Senator
Barksdale TO introduce q bill in the Legs
lature to prevent bribery i'm elections, the
Rockbridge County News says:
The purpose OF Mr. Barksdale Is worthy
OF the support OF an good citizens. When
elections are carried by fraud it is only
question ri time when the whole govern
ment must be contaminated and become
inefficient and corrHD. That money is
In warm contests us DO this STATE TOT
the corruption Of voters no well informed
person will seriously deny. Excellent peo-
pie Justify Il ON the principle that IN de-
featng their opponents they are saving
the State. and the end iustnes the means.
Reelection must teach them that IN de-
bauchlng The purity OF the elective fran
chise they are undermining The very foun-
dation of SUGGEST popular government
Here Il is again. VIII the party leaders
take warning?
The South Boston News says:
While the machine is now and then
grinding out Martin delegates. it Is graft
flying to note that the principle which
Governor Tyler representative election ot
United States senators by the direct vote
Of the peoples constantly growing in
favor. And while The convention here in
Halifax instructed for Martin. % also IN
strucred its nominees iO vote for some
measure by which the people may have
voice in the election OF United States
senators.
Here 1t rs again. VIII The party leaders
take warning?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
rmE HONESTY or I'VE BIBLE.

Inddes have said q great many harsh
things Of the Bible but no man has ever
impeached It's honesty 1t is the fairest
history that was ever written. 1t states
the facts as they are nothing oXtenuating
nor setting down aught Co malice. Il con
ceals nothing. it has no secrets. 1t does
not seek to hide or 20 palliate the offences
OF the chosen servants Of God. 1t does
not attempt 70 cloak OF excuse the sins
OF the Israelites. the peculiar people Of
God.
Abraham was the friend Of God, and one
of the gfandcst of an the heroes Of Che
Bible. yet Abraham's faults are laid bare
in Holy writ II were an easy matter
for the historian TO have omitted 10 chron-
icle the fact that Abraham once told "a
cowardly falsohood. claiming that his wife
was MS sister IN order to protect not her,
but himself Il tells OF the beautiful
spirit Of obedience which he manifested
in offering to sacrifice his only son TO his
COD. but IN the same dispassionate way
the falsehood that he tod is registered
against him. ana there Il is to-day a blot
upon Abrahams character and manhood
David was a shining light in Israel. The
sweet singer, the anectionate man who
loved his God with sincere devotion and
who poured out his soul IN poetic praise
A lovely character was David, lovely and
loyable, a man worthy to be king. and
one Of Gods favorites. Yet David Is not
spared. lie committed great sin against
God, against one OF his brayest warriors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
YOUNG MAN ASSAULTED.
4 savage Attack Made by an Unknown
Person.

\ Savage Aiiach hdiic ~ dh 'hh l"N -
Person.
Evidently Jack the Ripper has found
life slightly dun iu his old haunts and Is
seeking new fields for thc exhibition Of
his powers and in which to spread terror.
last nfeht. shortly before n O'Clock.
Edward II Bernstein aged 10 years, was
tho victim of mysterious assault
DE was walking along Cary street, near
Elehieenth. when some one suatched his
bat and ran. Ha started in pursuit, but
the pursued suddenly stopped. turned
and faled him With a blunt Instrument.
RE was then sen upon, severely beaten
and otherwise roughly handled Bern
stein however. recognized his assai.ant as
closely corresponding with DE descrip-
t0ns given oi "Jack. The Ripper
An ambulance Was called and five
sHfChes were necessary 90 close Inc
wound in h.s head After his injuries
were dressed Poe was removed to his home
ANA viii recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

PARIS. Sent lila Liberte publishes
"a report of an interview with Deputy u
Crosse. who was received by the Pre-
mier. 30. WaIdeck.R0l cam. yesterday.
The Premier the deputy says. declared
that The Or'eani-is had "a wonderful ore
lau.zat0u. and that tle Duo d'Orle1ns
had been ON thc point Hl rip ring Paris.
Hr aIsu said Chat tho auff- god
patriotic leagues at sign from Deroulede,
could have put -l'0J Weh la Nie cree
of pqria and that Che republic had
escaped coup de force Dy the narrowes;
marian