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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01
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&aiIer @il6elm nabm ant Sreitdg bpr fe;z
rer SamiIie bic @liidpiinf9e gu feinem Sc
burtStage e~ntgegen unb no6nte bann
bann einem @ottesbienft in Der S9loBtaz
pe1e BEL, ipOrauf er einen gmpfang abb
5ielt.
Dor Dem @ottesoienft empftng sc. Mu>
ietGt bic beutf9en Jiiriten urb Prtn5en,
Die CUR 6eter bes Soees na4 Berlin gez
fommen tpdren, unb bic prin3en unb Prtnr
5eifinnen bes f0nigIi9en 9uuies. Naf
benz Gmpfang be9ab ii9 Der &uiIer nu4
benz 3eug6uuIe, UNI fir Die 9arniion Die
parole ou55ugeben.
Oas 8etter am @e6urtstage bea
&aifers mar fonnig unb falt, re9tsa
9uiIerlpetter". 3a6Grei9e Trembe puren
mad Der @tabt geitr0mt unb Die StraBen
pimmelten oon feitli4 g%eitimmten Menz
f9en. Die Mitglieber Der tuiier1i4en 5az
mile tnurOen, mo INNER ite fi4 in ben
StraBen 3eigtsn, entbuftuitii4 begriBt.
8eim Gmpfang i'm @4GoRe, bra9te unz
fer Nnberen AUDI Der amerifaniI9e 8otz
f9after, Nnbpetp 9. @bite, benz 8aifer
feline 9liidmiinf9e bar. Ser &uiIer be-
eriiBte ben 8otI4ofter auf's 6er3lt4ite unb
f9iittelte ibm ber3baft Die !6anb.
9ie 5eier in gun5 9eutf8tunb mar mebr
angemein, ols es felt SSubren Der San gez
tpeTen 1T. Der preuBiI9e 9efunbte in
Miin6en, @raf bon Monts be Ma3in, CAB
elm 8u1fett uub in alien DffentGi9en @9uz
len purben bic iibli9en Seiern abse6aIten.
Ser &aiTer bate iebem S4uler in ben
Dffentliden @9ulen 8erlins Elm 8u9 gum
8eident gen1u9t, in tpel3em 9eutf3lanbS
SOrtf9ritte ouf benz Gebiete Der Martne
eef9tlbert ipdren.
Aae DFfentliben Departments bef6eili9>
ten fi4 an ben 5eitGi4teiten, bas &ut6bauS
unb Die MuniciPalgebdube p~rangten fdmmtz
lid I'M Slaggenf9mude. 9os Opm Rei4sz
ta9e unb benz prenBiT9en 2anbtage eez
gebene 5etma6G tpar BON alien Miteliebern
beloer &Orperi9aften befu9t, ausgenommen
BON ben io5ialbemOtrattf9en. Die Snumtz
ndtlonen am &benb tparen ii6eraus prG6z
tig.
Sn &iaozSf9an tpurbe 3aifers=@ eburts=
tag Our4 einen groBartigen 3apfenftrei9
Rurahen, Salutf4iife unb 8antette gefeiert,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01

Streifer MAIDEN Qnitrengungen, bic @rbeiz
ter in ben Muf9inenmerttGtten ul1b Die
@ei9eniteIer an Der Sortlebung ibrer Or
belt gu ber6inbern.
Ganaod.
Sn aingIton, Ont, lit bns Obj 5eGlotpee=
hGube a6gebrannt. Der @erluit fir ben
Orben betrGgt $4,000. 9as 8uiinsB
college unb bos por5e1ungeIadft BON DID,
leD 8rot6ers, bic in benz @ebGube unterz
gebra4t paren. baben $4,000 eingsbiiBt.
merifo.
9rGfibent 9ia3 fat tiir3li9 ben Manuel
4spira5, 9iiGfsminiiter Oes 4euBeren, gum
8oti4after in 8ai9iugton ernannt.
SHoiee.
Ser bpn @uftraIien in 8ictoria, in
8ritii6 Columbia, ungetOmmene Odmz
pier rNorungi" 6ringt peitere Na9ri9ten
iiber bic furdtbaren Srtane, bic Mitte Dez
aemher ii6er bic @iibIee bingefegt finO,
9Drfer unb Sa6r3euge 5eritOrt urb be0eu@
tenben 8erluft an Mtni9enle6en CUR Solge
ge6abt BADEN.
Sn Samardi, auf Neuz@uined, berrI9te
an II. DECEMBER Elm fiir9terli9es I'm
p~ettsr. 9unOerte BON &otospalmen tpurz
ben umgeriiien unb in bic See ~bindusgez
f9pemmt; babel fiel elm poltenbru9ar=
tiger Gegen. 3pDlf Sa6r5euge finb oerz
un3lidt.
Jamaica.
Die Stabt porus, bic @nbitation Der Gen.
trallinie Der ysSamaican &ailroab" i'm Sns
nerr Der Sniel 1T bur9 cine Seuers6runit
fait bOGitGnbig 5erit0rt porben. Wtenidens
leben finb ni6t berloren ge5angen, bod 1T
Der bur4 oas Seuer angeri4tete Sa9f4aoen
fe9r bebeutenb. 8egen Mangel an Dafer
tonnte benz ber6eerenben @lemente fem GIN
bait get6dn tperben.
Ha9bem Die .Sniel am Gamftas Morsen
BON etnem beftigen @rb6eben beimgeiu9t
porben mar, folgte am 9ienftag 46enb elm
peiterer @rOitoB, Oefen &i4tung ii9 BON
Deften na4 Often ertredte.
S9aben fdeinen bic Grbit0Be ni9t anz
geri9tet gu BADEN, tpenigftens liegen feline
bies6e5i9liben geribts bor.
Die n0rbliden peItinbiI9en Snieln iinb
bonn Selegrdp6enberte6r u6gef6nitten. Der
@runo tit un6etannt, tpubri4einIta uber 1T
Elm @rb6e6en Daran f3ulb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01

8einen f4lagenberen Setpeis fir bic
Not3penoigfeit elmer Sergr0Bernng
unferer 9anbelsfGptte unb elmer
6%eieren uno bdufigeren 8er6inOung nit
ben berf9iebenen iiberieeii6en 2dnbern tann
es ge6en, als Die Mitt6eilunq, bdB bic bieiige
groBe 8erg6auzM d ez6abrif bDn 6raz
ger &C G9almerS fidJ ~ge5tpungen geieben bat.
cine 3meigfubrif Bel 2onbun gu erridten, no
ii9 tnner9al6 bon 5ebn Sagen 59iffsgelez
genReit fait mad iebem S6eile Der groe fin=
bet, ipd6reno bieielbe ppn %unieren 6dfen aus
MIR Iebr Oiinn gefdet lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01

Som 4. Bis 8. Wtai D. S. nirS in 8enes
big Der bierte interndtipnuIe
G'o ngreB ii 6anbeGs@S trbten
itattfinoen, unh %unierer &egierun5 1T foz
eben bon Der italieniI9en Hegierung cine
@inlaoung ba3u ii6ermittelt moroen. Die
Tri6eren Gon9refie fun0en itutt: Sn 8orz
oedur 1856, in 2onbon 1897 unb in
Nntperpen 1898. NutirGi9 tit es Ie9r min
i6enspert6, baB cine 8et6eili9ung u%nfeterz
ieits ~tattfinOe, I6On neil Stulien cuff Dem
8ebiete bes 9anOetsI4ultpeiens einen Be-
lonbers berporragenOen Plab einnimmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01

9as grDBte unb ergreifenbft
DE 9ei4en6sedngniB mel,
DIES iemals in Gtneinnati itattFano.
mar bas beg treuen 9eutf@.
@merifaners SOB. @Db it,, frot
bes Fur9tbar TtiirmiIGen @etters. 9it
SruuerfeierIinteiten fanben na9 benz elm.
fa6 i46nen Gitus Der beutI9en epanz
geltIden 8irde ftatt, gu beren beutI6er
Y6ilippusz@ enetnbs @0B bon i.ber ee=
bort bate. Sine Meage 8irser, bonn
I9li9ten Mrheiter Biz gum @robfaufmdnn
unO 5obritanten, betgte fi4 iiber ben
Garg, gar biele Srauen lMnb &inber 1trDnlz
ten bin5u, N1e bon benz Wunf9e beleelt,
nod einen Bid auf bic milben s3iige bes
Sreunbes unb Wo6lt6Gters gu tperfen. Nuz
Der benz S9mer5 Der Satin nnb Der &inz
Der mar am ergreifenbiten Der bss emit
aus DeutI9Ganb ~eingeipanoerten, iebt greiz
fen 8aters Sob. @DB fen. Sci SOB @ra6e
auF benz tp~unberI90nen Sprtngs Grooes
Srtsb6oTe pirb Elm ~tpiirbiges Oentmal err
ri6tet tperben. @tner Der gtncinnatier
beutIGen 9t4ter a6er fingt:
Sp6n @oeb lit to6t. 9O9 mus ct uns se@
9eben
@as er errungen bur9 Ietn eifrig @trsber,
Sir beutf9e Sitte, 0eutifsu Sang
eetbdn,
@irb Srii9te tragenb unter uns NOD le@
ben,
8enn LANCE f9pn Der fGarfe 3eiten5abn
Gum She'll oas mG9Pgs Monlrnent Ders
ni9tet,
Das Santharteit unb 2iebe ihm ,erri4tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01

Der 8unbes1enutor Smut Nelion aus
Minnefota, Der amerifanif9e Gommifdr Der
QusfeQung in Bergen, unb 3. u. 39orp aus
Gbicago finb gu &ittern bes ct. Slaf's DR.
bers ernannt tpprben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01

Streiter MAIDEN Q~nitrengungen, bic @rbeiz
ter in ben Mui4inenpertftdtten unO Die
@ei3eniteGer on Der Sortiebun9 ibrer Ir-
belt gu ber6inbern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01
S6wet5.

Sn 3iri8 1T an @teGGe Der pferbe6a6nz
fpugen cine finf3e6n MeiGen LANCE eleftrii4e
9traBenbabnlinie in 8etrieb geiebt tporben.
Die @ugen fotpobG, aIs AUDI bic &r~aftanldge
limb bon ameritanif9er 8o~nitruftion, uno
amerifanif9e Ma19iniften BADEN ben itdbti@
16en Sngenieuren BEL Der gtnri4tung Der
Nnlage 8eiitanb g%eleiftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01

OuCtRt.
Sultan M6bul 9amib ~ftattete Sreiia9
Stam6ul feinen idbrliden 8eiu9 gu MaIz
fer a6, UNI ben Mantel bes Prpp6etert 3u
fiiTen. Die ii6li4en feierli4en @eremonien
nurben beoba9tet. Wdbrenb Der gan8e.1
Wo9e fat bic poli5ei auBeroroentli9e Dor
~fe6rungen fir bic Si4erbeit bes SuGtans
getroffen unb biele 9erbaftungen iino borqcz
nommen porben. @eitern befu9te bic poz
Iisei alle Oroguen9ei4Gfte unb Npot6efen
unb beriiegelte ale StoFfe, bic gu @prenqz
itpffen bdtten benuBt perben t0nnen, 6erz
metii9. Dies gef4ab, Inn bic MnaTt beg
Sultans gu bei9pi4tigen, baB Elm Morbz
anf4Iag nit @pren8tOffen 9e9en i'm ges
ma9t perben tDnnte.
S6weoen mo uorwesen.
&Dnig Sstar's @eIunb6eits3uitanb bat
i4 tpefentli9 g%ebeffert unb er bedbii6tigt,
fi9 i'm Sebrnar nub benz Iibliden 6ranfrei9
gu begeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01

Die 0eputirtentdmner Fat Samitag naA
eintp09entli9er Debate NIT 226 gegen "a
Stimmen ben frur3Oii3 : italienii9en
Sanbelspertrag gutgebeiBen. @iner Der
Rebner CAB Der SOFfnung QusOrud, baB
Elm Gbnli9er 8ertrag nit ben Ser. Staae
ten obgeI9lofen tperoen mOge.
Sir bic NorbpolerpeOitiDn bes !6er3ogs
Der Nbru35en sisbt ii9 ulgemeines Sn~
~tereife funb. Dor ieiner N6retfe BON &om
madte ibm &0nisin Murgberita, feline
sante, cine itulieni1de SABINE gum Sc
T6snt, bic fe felbf eeftidt bate unb aaf
Der fi6 Der Wablfpru6 i9res 9aniss be-.
|fan6: vSempre Avanti Savoia" GpSas
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
School Board Meeting.

The school board held regular meet.
ing last night with Trustees Hogle, Con-
way, Sena, johnson and Baca present,
and Trustees Fischer, Delgado and Ana
va absent. Secretary Conway read a
letter from a school supply house in
Chicago stating that the politico-reliet
maps had been shipped, with the freight
to be paid at this end. w. M. Berger
addressed the board in behalf Of Mrs.
Harvey asking that she be given an as
sistant; he also presented two bills
against the board for rental of the uni.
versity building, which were laid over
until the next meeting. Mrs. Harvey
also addressed the board, asking that
she be given an additional teacher. Re
quest disallowed.
An application from Miss Jennie Cal
for position as teacher was placed or
file.
The treasurer's January report was
read and filed.
Miss Tessie Call presented bill fol
services as teacher, amounting to $50
which was allowed, and warrant fol
the same ordered issued
The clerk was instructed to draw ;
warrant in favor Of himself for $13.4
for moneys paid out.
A special committee consisting o
Trustees Conway and Sena was appoint
ed to investigate the university rent bill
Adjourned until the first Monday II
April.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
MARKET REPORT.

New York, March Mooney on cal
firm at per cent Prime mer
camille paper, 3 q 81. Silver, 5015
lead, "a. 10.
Chicago.-Wheat, May, T19s 10 71M
July, 703s. Corn, March, 34]s; May
355S Oats, March, aGas; May, 271@.
Chicago. - Cattle, receipts, $500
steady; beeyes, $500 "a S5.65; cows and
heifers, $l.1j "a $4.65; Texas steers,
$3.?5 "a $500; stockers and feeders,
$3.a5 "a $4.G5. Sheep, receipts. 1o,OOo
steady; natives, $500 "a $3.50; lambs,
$4.25 "a $500,
Kansas City-Cattle, receipts, 1000;
steady to strong; native steers, $4.25 @
$3.50; Texas steers, $3.25 0 $500;
Texas cows, $2.75 a $40; native cows
and heiters, $500 q S4.90; stockers and
feeders, s2.95 a $5.15; bulls, $40 "a
$500. Sheep, receipts, 1900: firm;
lambs, $500 Ia $4.75: muttons, s.. 10 %
nd 20
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. Samuel Eldodt went up to Cha
mita this morning.
Ex-Governor Prince is spending today
at his Espanola ranch.
Archbishop Bourgade will be in this
city on the 9th of next month
Captain M. Baluc, of Cerrllos, is in
the city on business matters.
DR.. B. G. Guthrie, of San Antonio, is
in Santa Fe on business trip.
Sister Veronica, at the sanitarium, is
nearly recovered from her illness.
Banker G. f. Grayson, OF Silver City
is in the city on legislative matters.
Miss Clare DuBar, of Antonito, is
visiting at the sanitarium with Mrs.
VanDyne.
Mrs. T. B. Catron returned last night
from visit to Ell Paso with her brother,
W. G. Walz. and family.
Matias Contrcras and family, Of La
Joya, are guests at the Exchange. en-
route north on an annual trip.
John G. Zane, mining man of Hope
well, is in the capital on a business trip,
and is guest at the Exchange.
W. G.. Sargent, treasurer and cX-
officio collector of Rio Arriba coudtyis in
the city today and guest at the
Palace.
Surgeon General w. R. Upton, of the
territorial national guard Vice Prcsi-
dent j. w. collars, of the First National
bank, and Nicolas r. Cordova, prom
inent business man of Las Vegas, are in
the capital today, to urge necessary ap-
preparations for the insane asylum.
Major Philip Mothersil, chief COM
missary Of subsistence, U. S. ", with
headquarters at Columbus, Ga, is in
the city on leave Of absence and spend
ing the time with his brother-in-la law,
Justice William H. Gabbert of the SUI
preme court, at his home, 1919 Emer-
son street. Major Mothersill is a vet
eran of the civil war and served under
General Alger in his famous Michigan
cavalry regiment. He was a very young
man when he enlisted but before the
close of the war was second in COM
mand mand of his regiment.
He was wounded several times. He
served on General Alger's staff
when he was governor of Michi-
gan and is his personal friend. He has
recently been assigned to duty in Cuba
with headquarters in Puerto Principe
under General Brooke. He will spend
several weeks here before leaving for
his new station in Cuba.-Denyer News.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

L. S.weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico; Fair tonight and Wednesday
Mrs. Becklers little boy John, dice
this morning at the age of 8 years
Funeral private.
Six Denver travelling men arrived OF
this mornings D. &, r. G. train from
the north after battling with Colorado's
"eternal SHOWS" and found refuge al
the Palace.
The narrow gauge train from the
north, due last evening. did not arrive
until a. .m., owing to fresh snow falls
on Poncha Pass, which blocked the path
of the south bound train from Salida foi
severals hours.
The Santa Fe Mercantile Company
has leased the old Cartwright corner on
San Francisco street, and will open a
general stock of dry goods, notions, mil
linery and clothing, so soon as the stock
arrives from the east.
Yesterday the thermometer at /
local weather bureau registered as
follows: Maximum temperature, 81
degrees at 800 p. M; minimum,
at 610 a. IN. The Inean temperature 1Ul
the "a hours was 36 degrees, mean daily
humidity 25 per cent
Manager Day, of the Electric Light
Company. hopes to have a full current
on all night tonight.
In view of the fact that small pox has
broken out in the city, the public schools
should be closed at once
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
SUCCESSFULLY sHELLED OUT.
Women's Work for Women

Atlanta, Ga, March 7.-Mrs, Rebecca
D. Lowe, president of the Woman's
Federation of clubs, has issued a cir
cular letter to the presidents of 525
clubs in the Federation, in which she
says: Federation has become vital
part of the great historical movement in
this country, and the work it has ac-
complished for the cause of education
has made a permanent impression which
will gather force as 1t continues. In
the light of recent events noticeably in
discharging all women employed in the
service of great railway system in the
west, and the attitude OF labor unions
toward wage earning women we must
plainly see that the time has come for
united action among women for women.
In order to work effectively. we must
study conditions to seek to know what
is needed, and strive to become helpful
in discovering and applying the remedy
for wrong"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
BILLS PASSED BY LEGISLATURE.
The Following Measures Have Become Law
Having Been Passed by Both Houses
and Received Approval of the
Governor.
COUNCIL BILLS.


Council Bill No. 10, AN act to amend
sections 3525, and 3541 of the Compiled
Laws" Regarding sentences of con-
yictS.
Council Bill No. 9, IAN act to provide
for the printing Of bills. documents. ETC..
Iof the 33rd legislative assembly, in
Spanish.
Council Bill No. %, An act to create
the county Of Otero and provide for the
government thereof, and to read Just the
boundaries of Chaves county"
Council Bill No. 81, ''An act fixing the
times OF holding the supreme court and
district courts.
Council Bill No. 3s, ''An act to amend
section II of CHAPTER LX, of the session
avs of 1897, passed by the 32d legisla-
tiye assembly Of the territory Of New
aeayiao. Concerning compensation rf
eritfs.
Council Bill No. SO. IAN act to provide
the necessary funds to complete and
furnish the capitol at Santa Fe, and to
lay out the ground thereof, and for other
purposes.
Council Bill No. 32, 'An act to amend
section 3491 of the Compiled Laws of
1897, and for other purposes" Concern
ing the penitentary.
Council Bill No. 10, AN act to provide
for the appointment of town marshals
in all the towns and villages in the ter
ritory of New Mexico
Council Bill No. 4s, IAN act to de-
signate the funds into which moneys
collected on judgments in causes in
which the territory is a party shall be
paid"
Council Bill No. 40, AN act in rela-
lion to brands
Council Bill No. "A, San act changing
the terms of court in Grant and Dona
Ana counties"
COUNCIL Bill No. 81, AN act for the
encouragement Of industrial develop
ment in the territory Of New Mex
leo"
Council Bill No. 81, An act to amend
sections 264O. 2G41, and 2644 of the Com
piled Laws of 1857 Regarding the sale
of coal oil.
Council Bill No 5, IAN act to extend
the work of the New Mexico Normal
School at Las Vegas and for other pur-
poses.
HOUSE BILLS.
Substitute for House Bill No. II. 'An
act in reference to offices for territorial
officers
House Bill No. %, San act to keep
public funds with the confines of the
territory of New Mexico
Substitute for House Bill No %. An
act to protect personal property from
loss by abandonment
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
Indian School improvements.

The Indian school in this city is to be
equipped with it's own electric light
plant, instead of depending on the
penitentiary, as was at first expected.
The light furnished from the prison
would cost $125 per month, and was
more than the Indian office felt called
upon to pay, and the penitentiary
management did not see how it could
be furnished at a less figure. The school
at Albuquerque. however, is furnished
the same amount of light at $75 per
month, and the school at Phoenix has
twice the service for $50 So the Office
at Washington thought it would be best
to put in a separate plant.
This plant will consist of a 25 kilowatt
dynamo, a 45-horse power boiler and 40
horses power engine, with a complete
electric outfit, including seven 50-candle
power lamps for out doors, and about
$50 16-candle power indandescents for
indoors, and eight chandeliers. To pay
for the plant $4,000 have been appro-
priated. Contracts will be let April 1,
and the plant will be in operation by
June 1.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
Bank Officers Indicted.

New York, March THE United
States grand jury indicted today james
McNaughton, formerly president o. the
Trademarks National bank, for violating
the banking laws in fraudulently order
ing the certification of check or$510,'
900; also James and Allen McNaughton
cojointly, for conspiracy in procuring
alleged fraudulent certification of the
check for $4,000 in favor of Allan Nc
Naughton, when he had not funds ir
that amount to his credit.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
Favorable Military Outlook.

Chicago, March IA special to the
Times-Herald from Washington says:
The president has decided that in view
of the present favorable outlook in Cuba.
and the prospect of complete suppress
sion of the Philippine insurrection at an
early day, it will not be necessary to
have over 65, 900 men, allowed for the
regular army, until July /, 1901. All
volunteers are to be brought home from
Cuba without delay Those in the
Philippines will be brought home as
soon as enough regulars can be sent out
to take their places.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
Mallory Line Steamer Reached.

New York, March T.-The Mallory
line steamer Leona, which sailed last
evening for Galveston with large pas
senger list, and cargo consisting prin-
cipally of sugar and coffee lies on the
Jersey dats today, having been beacled
on account OF fire in the hold. The
damage to the steamer is estimated at
100000, but no accurate estimate Of the
loss on the cargo can be made at pres
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
Bishop Warren Seriously Ill.

New York, March 7.-Bishop Henry
w. Warren of Denver, one of the fore
most ignitares.. i'm the Methodist church,
is suffering from appendicitis at Buenos
Ayres. Argentine, South America. An
operation was performed on March /,
and no alarming reports have been re-
ceivcd, although his age SO, makes it
possible that he is seriously i'll.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
Notaries Public Appointed.

Governor Otero has appointed the fol-
lowing notaries public in and for their
respective counties:
Alex. s. Bushkeritz. Springer, ColfaX
county; John w. Milligan, Roswell,
Chaves county; Thos. J. Grafton, Par
sons, Lincoln county: Ed S. Motter,
Eddy, Eddy county: Matas Dominques,
Santa Fe, Santa Fe county; Albert G.
Muller and Manuel Cahan. Taos, Taos
county.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-07
The Queen Can Ratify It.

Washington, March o. No official
information has yet reached Washing
ton, but the authorities are confident
the new Spanish cabinet will secure a
ratification of the peace treaty. 1t is
within the power of the Spanish queen
regent, within the terms of the treaty
itself, to ratify that document without
further reference to the cortes, and may
be the cabinet has decided upon such u
nlan
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Chicago Municipal Nominations.

Chicago, March 7.-The Republican
city convention today nominated Zina
R. Carter, ex-president of the board of
trade, for mayor; Thomas H. Cannon,
city attorney; Emil Schaffer, city treas
urer, and Charles E. Pierson, for city
clerk.
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Utah Still Hangs Fire.

Salt Lake City, Utah, March THE
legislature today, discussed the report
made by the bribery committee, a ma
jority OF which exonorated McCune, and
took one ballot on senator. without de-
cisiYe change.
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Priest Dies of Smallpox.

Dallas, Texas, March REV. Father
j. A. Hartnet, a Catholic priest, died
here today Of smallpox. He contracted
the disease while visiting patients at the
Dallas pest house three weeks ago, wher
he walked six miles with the thermo
meter at IL below zero.
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To Pay the Cubans.

Washington, March I'm the cab
met meeting today, the secretary of war
stated that he had made requisition
ON the Treasury department for $3,0OO,-
600 to pay the Cuban army, and an in.
stallment would be sent at once to Ha-
vana for distribution.
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Senator Jones Recovering.

Washington, March Z. SENATOR Jones
(Ark) is improved today. His attack of
heart failure yesterday, while driving,
Is ascrbed to over eXertion.
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stockholders Meeting.

A meeting of the stockholders of the
Santa Fe Progress & Improvement Com
pany, for the election of officers and
such other business as may come before
it, will be held at the Office of Mr. E. A..
Fiske, on Tuesday, March sl, ss99
l.. A. HARVEY,
Secretary
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The Pope Is Cured.

Rome. March 7.-The following bulle-
tin was issued this evening: "The con-
dtion of the pope continues very salts
factory as the patient is considered
cured: as regards the operation no
further bulletins will be published.