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Makes the food more delicious and wl1olesom

wheat and oats being the principal
crops. Alfalfa is also extensively culti-
waited.
There is promise of a new railroad
coming into the valley from Las Vegas
to Taos, going right through Mora
county, and the principal town of the
county. There is steady improvement
in the breeding of sheep and cattle, and
there are 100000 sheep in Mora county.
Then there are from $1,000 to 10000 cat
tie in the valley. There is but one large
mine in the county, the Copper Zone,
and that promises to pan out big" Mr.
st. Vrain is one of the leading men in
the county and has every opportunity
to be well posted.
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OFF FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
The Rejuvenated 4th US. Infantry Leaves
Tomorrow for New York Whence
Il Sails Via Sues,

Chicago, Jan. 14.--The 4th United
States infantry leaves Fort Sheridan at
5 a. m. tomorrow for the Philippines.
The 4th has been recruited to the full
strength of 1900 men, of whom fully
1000 are recruits. So 1t is not the same
regiment Of veterans that left Fort
Sheridan last spring for Cuba. At that
time eight companies, comprising $40
men, landed, more than 200 Of whom
died on the island.
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CHINESE EXCLUDED.
Hawaiian Supreme Court Denies the Right
to Land Of Chinese with Permits Grant
o1 pr,or +o Ar,ovo%,on

Cu llOl w l1ullCAdGlUuI
The Associated Press correspondent
at Honolulu sends the following news:
Honolulu, Jan IA decision filed by
the supreme court yesterday in the last
batch of Chinese habeas corpus cases,
disagrees with former opinions of Chief
Justice Judd and reverses the situation
completely. In other words, the Chi
nese petitioners who claimed the right
to land in Hawaii by virtue of certain
permits issued to them prior to annexa-
ton, are remanded to the custody of the
collector to be deported or disposed of
as Agent Brown may elect. The Ben
nington is taking on stores today for a
long cruise by way of Wake island and
Guam to Manila. The Bennington will
sail today.
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PEACEMAKERS AT WORK.
Commissary General Eagan is Washing OF
His War Paint, and Expurgating
His Testimony.

Washington, Jan. 14.-A key to the So
luton of the difficulty between Generals
Eagan and Miles was today in the
hands of the former. Nothing can be
done. however, until he has either re-
vised his first declaration or notified
the commission of his refusal to do so.
Unofficially, word has reached the COM
mission that Eagan is carefully expung-
ing the vituperative portions of his
statement, and will shortly send IT back
to the commission. Opinions still vary
as to whether withdrawal Of the Of
fensiye statements will end the incident.
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MARKET nEP0RT.

New York, Jan. 14.-Money on call
steady at ~ per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 8 q az. Silver, 5911;
lead, $3.99k.
Chicago. Cattle, receipts, 800; stevdy,
unchanged. Sheep, 1000; steady; ma
tives, $2.75 a $4.2O; westerns, $500 @
"a. is; lambs, $3.75 q $3.50.
Kansas City.--Cattle, receipts, 100; un-
changed, No sheep.
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Indian Land Difficulties Settled.

Muskogee, |. T., Jan. 14.-The COM
mission to the five civilized tribes and
the Cherokee commission have. reached
an agreement covering allotment of
land and citizenship. All lands in In
dian territory belonging to the Chero-
kee tribe, except such as is reserved for
railroads. town sites, cemeteries, ETC.,
shall be divided among members Of the
tri5e s--s1ds to give each an equal share
Rolls of Cherokee citizenship are to be
made out in December, 1S99 and the
names Of all persons then living and en-
titled to enrolment at that date.
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BRITISH VESSEL CAPSlZED.
Captain and Grew Of l8 Men Lost in the
Turnover Caused by a Sudden and
Terrific Small.

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 14.--The British
ship Andalina, which arrived last night
in ballast, capsized and sank. Captain
G. w. Stating and crew of Is men are
lost. The Andalina was from Annapo-
lis, Nova Scotia, and came from Shang-
hal for wheat. The vessel capsized in a
terrific squall. She had boom log on
each side, and one got adrift, causing
the other to upset the vessel.
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Sensational Murder at Manila.

Manila, Jan. l4-The native engineer
at the water works outside the lines
was murdered Thursday evening by an
organized gang of thieves armed with
various weapons. His wife barely
escaped, and the place was ransacked.
The native authorities are investigating
the affair, but the Filipinos disclaim any
knowledge of the outrage.
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weekly Bank Statement.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve, increased, "a, ,732, ZOO;
loans, increased, $3,042, 200; specie, in
creased, $4,742,5OO; legal tender, in
creased, a., 1921, 200; deposits, Increased,
Ss, ,g24 200; circulation, decreased, $685.
100. Banks hold $ss, ,s63, ,073 in excess
Of requirements.
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INDIAN MIGRATION.
pelawares, Greeks and Oherokees to Remove
from Indian Territory and Settle in
Northern Mexico.

El Paso. Jan. 14.-W. j. Lyons, of So
nora, Mex. passed through the city on
his way to the Indian territory to escort
the Delaware Indians and part of the
Creeks and Cherokees to Mexico, where
they will settle on lands conceded to
them by the government. All the Della
wares will settle in Sonora, the Creeks
in Guadalajara and the Cherokees in
Durango
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Dreyfus Case Outcome.

Paris, Jan. A.-The Matin and Gau-
lois say they understand the inquiry of
the court of cessation into the Dreyfus
case is on the point of terminating, and
the court will probably report that the
acts of treason actually occurred, but
that sufficient proof of guilt as to Drey-
fus does not exist, and his sentence is
therefore quashed The papers add
there will be fresh court martial.
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Must Have Been Parker House Fare

Washington, Jan 14.-Major H. H.
Carleton, inspector general on the staff
of Major General Wilson, and Captain
Frederick A. Smith, the new chief COM
missary of the department of the lakes
at Chicago, who inspected the first car
go of beef landed at Santiago, We're the
only witnesses before the war investi-
eating commission today. Both painted
the food conditions, the former as to
Puerto Rico, the latter as to Cuba, In
roseate colors. They said there had
been no material complaints.
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What a Wind Storm Did.

Portsmouth, Ohio. Jan IA terrible
wind storm has destroyed the two large
steel buildings of the Burgess Steel
Company, wrecked the Arthal fair
grounds, and blown eight dwellings
from their foundations. James Larkin,
and Daniel Collins received fatal
injuries.
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Columbus Partly Inundated.

Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 14--Heavy rains
have raised the Scioto river to danger
point The levees south Of West ColumI
bus have already broken, and l3 famil.
les were driven from their residences,
some escaping in boats. There is great
danger of repetition Of last years
food
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Rapid Fall in Mercury.

Cleveland o., Jan. 1.-THE temper
ature dropped 26 degrees here today in
So minutes, and violent northwest gale
blew at As miles per hour, with a heavy
snow falling. Telegraphic communi-
cation has suffered severely.
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The Montana Dead Lock.

Helena, Mont. Jan. IA The dead
lock'in the legislature over the election
of United States senator continues.
The Republicans voted for ex-senator I.
fCA Power, while Conrad received 81,
Clark %, Toole 8, Fox g. scattering
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rat., Railroad Collision.

Champaign, ILL.,, Jan. 14.-The north
bound limited on the Illinois central had
head-end collision with switch
engine here today. Engineer Thorpe
and Fireman w. B. Logan were killed
and the passengers were badly shaken
m
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r,upiuo Envoys to washington

San Francisco, Jan. 14.-Among the
passengers who arrived here today on
the steamer Nippon Naru from Hong
Kong, are three mehlbers OF Aguinaldos
cabinet en- route to Washington, on a
secret mission. They are Seniors Morto
LOwde and Luid.
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Large Carriage Plant Burned.

Monroe, Wis, Jan. -Fitzgibbons
Brothers carriage works. the largest
plant in the city were burned today;
loss $4,000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-14

The Jake Levy Tailoring Company
has received its new line of fall and
winter clothing samples and can show
the public nobbier, cheaper line than
have ever been brought to the city be-
fore. A perfect fit guaranteed.
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The Only First Class Place

If you don't believe it take peep at
our show windows. You will soon be
convinced that we are all right Call
and see us at the Bon Ton restaurant.
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Bob Fitzsim,non's Ulti,natum.

Cleveland, o., Jan. 14-Robert Fitz-
simmons announces that he proposes
fighting every man who wants to meet
him during the coming year, and then
retire.
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For Rent.

Three rooms furnished for light house
keeping Parlor. bed room and kitchen.
located. Mrs. j. Il. Lacomc.
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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
e. Co
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-14

rlllos Coal Railroad Company has been
filed in Clerk Sena's office by the attor-
neys for the plaintiff, F. w. Clancy and
N B Field
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WAS TOO PREVIOUS
Hoar Tries to Railroad a PRO- Filipino
Resolution Through the Senate
and Gets Left.
A new WAR INVESTIGATION
Allen, of Nebraska, Has No Faith in the
Alger Relief Commission" and Wants
An Investigation on DIFF
ferent Basis

washington, Jan. 14.-The blind chap
lain today paid tribute to the late
Congressman Nelson Dingey, who died
last night.
Senator Hoar introduced the follow
ing resolution: Resolved, That the
people of the Philippine islands of right
ought to be free and independent; that
they are absolved from all allegiance
to the Spanish crown; that all political
connection between them and Spain is
and ought to be totally dissolved: that
they have in their power tosdo all acts
and things which independent states
may OF right do; that it is their right
to institute new government for them
selves, laying the foundation on such
principles and organizing it's power in
such form as to them shall seem most
likely to effect their safety and happi-
ness, and that with these rights the
people of the United States do not pro-
pose to Interfere Il should like to
have it adopted Immediately" said SEN
ator Hoar. Il object said Senator Da-
Wis, chairman of the foreign relations
committee. The resolution went over.
The resolution of Senator Allen for ap-
pointment of a committee of five sena-
tors to investigate the conduct Of the
late war was laid before the senate.
Senator Allen said he had no desire to
embarrass the president, but so many
complaints had been made by the press
and individuals that he thought it time
for rigid and impartial investigation
to be made He had, he said, no conf
dence in the "Alger relief commission"
which was now conducting an investi-
cation. He criticised sending troops to
Chickamauga, where they We're faced
with sickness and death. He intimated
the troops Of the west We're sent to
Chickamauga for the benefit of trans
portaion companies. He declared there
had been gross irregularities in the
handling of commissary and other sup
plies. He said it had been charged that
supplies were in many cases unfit for
use. He was satisfied the charges were
true. If the troops had been furnished
'embalmed beef the. people of the
world had right to know it. Inter-
rupting Senator Allen, Senator Spooner,
of Wisconsin, criticised him for antici-
patng an unfair and partial report from
the commission and suggested he might
better wait until the report was pre-
sented.
Senator Hale delivered eulogy upon
Mr.. Dingley in the senate, which ad-
journed after adopting a resolution on
his death.
THE HOUSE.
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THE HOUSE.

The house of representatives assem-
bled today under circumstances of uni
versal sorrow in the death of Repre-
sentative Dingley, Of Maine. Mr.. Bou-
telle, senior member of the Maine dele
cation, offered and the house adopted
resolutions providing for the funeral
ceremonies in the hall of the house at
noon on Monday.
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Roswell, New Mexico.

IE MILITARY SCHOOL OF NEW MEXICO ESTABLISHED
AND SUPPORTED BY THE TERRITORY.
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