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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

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be-. small taIk ue rarely speaks on the
door of Conference.
LITERARY WORKS.
re contributions to our periodicals
,.,..ieu,. - his own Theoirric9l and
fr,,,1etf. Monthly were wc'ehtv ucid
and ,,iuahIe ofriro evidence of wide
and ,ar.fil research An Theology and ac-
,.,,sirtsncs with tho fenets or our faith
\. a., "a question whether amy r.irtsto-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
RIOT IN CUBA.
Dock Laborers start a Row and There
il BioOdshcd.

clENFUEGOs PROVINCE OF SANTA
CLARA. May l5-S =. M.-Ao9ut ANe
O'Clock this afternoon a gans of Cuban
dock laborers called upon Captain bar
ker. captain of the port, ana made DEE
,,..,d f,r hack pay. AS they were violent
CAPTAIN Barker drew bis revolver. lAe
iaborers retired. bur returned soon after
with nifty others and made similar oe-
mand. using obscene and Droiane lam
ai,age. Insulting Captain Barker and Of
ferng threats.
The Cuban police were ordered 10 ar
rest the mal-contents and genera
street fight followed, in which one iA-
borer was killed and seven persons were
wounded. including three members ot me
Cuban police force. As the Cuban Iopu-
lace became very insulting and threaten
cd revenge. an outbreak was expected
and the Second United states Infantry
regiment was ordered into the city. IT,
troops are patroiins the town this even
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
tn BuflI lnofher Railroad.

ATLANTA. GA, May 15.-Application
f0~ q charter viii be filed In the office of
the Secretary OF State in 4 day or two
bv the parties interested in the cOntem-
mated electric road that is 10 De built
from Gainesville Ca. via Dahfonc. Ga.
through the counties OF Hall. Lumpkin.
White, Union Towns and Rabun 10 some
connecting point with the Southern rail-
Way in Tennessee.
The road s. heirg built for the Duruose
Of reaching the gold fields Of North Geor-
gir sad ths Dfg marble and granite quar-
ries in that section OF the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

HAVANA, CUBA. May l5.-fn spite OF
the situation brought about By the lttt-
tude OF Gomez. stocks remain firm. with a
rising tendency. English syndlcstes are
trying 10 buy all the railroads. and an Of
Ger OF 10 per cent premium has been
made for the Sabanilla. CsTdenas and Ju-
coro line. but this was refused. The To-
cal banks have received orders 10 buy
al stock offered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
He was Taken Sick on the Train
While EnrOute Home.
HIS FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON
The Remains 20 BE Taken 20 P0wha-
tan County for lntcrmcnt - 4
sketch orHis Carccr-Duiy Has
Always Been Ills Watch
word-lias Always Hcld
High Positions.

,-+ ,t.t+ 81,
spcoia from A'''''''
1he Times. says.
Rly Dr. E. ~ sledd the well known
- ,..l ,-f-.t.., ,...tor died. sud-
., ,..I..l .. the
denly TINS moEhhb az i4
Grady Hospital of typhoid fever lie
... t,t,a, with billions fever Friday
.....h Atlanta.
morning "i''''
en route Hoil' '''''
. t.. condition. a..9mne more
'', n"' ''. .,..., D.. Grade Hos
,,,,.i At e~st pr sleld rallied some.
and the hospital physicians entertainer
.,.'..- homes of his re.overey bat ty-
| r..~ had davcIoucd. and since
l-,I,. ,o.rnin,, ne sank rapidly. the end
,..,.t... ,a...fuuv shortly before noon.
rr cfel1 y,as Given every possible at-
..+t.. ,.br. ,n Atlanta. and since SAT-
.-t...l,i. .., Professor Andrew Slcdd,
.rin-laV. have been CON
rI. n.I.fl. Ti- SON married
...'..'.' .'...''...'.,'..,. .r p..t,, Warren Chandler.
- r.,,.,,s only a few weeks ago. The
...f di,i,. moi death this morning
, .,,n. r,, rrurnur escaping his
," and s. fhe end drew near Doe raised
~ t,ls and called for Gods blessing
t ,.,.,,, iI. fovld ones Tie referred
..t.,i,. e. his CONGREGATION in Danvilic
..,.b , a,.a.f smile and gentle spirit
r.tl,., ,o.e,.
.ri' ts,.'.,..ff.al Ministers Association
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
No Extra Session.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May ia mem
ber who IS IN position 10 know the
yisUs of the President on the subject
esid to-day that the probabilities were
against an extra session Of Congress
he,ng called. He thought that the Presl-
dent had given the subject some thought
IN. he was reasonably sure that no call
Uoull b, issued except in some unlocked
Cor contingency which would make it
necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

Railway and Electric Company should
be relieved from tarring Main street
alongside the line of the tracks.
Mr.. Brock was instructed 10 present his
petition 20 the Council. the committee be-
ing unwilling 90 be committed In the
premises I'm view Of the criticism which
has recently been launched for the man.
ner I'm which the street work was being
Igma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
Old Market

The Committee on First Market met at
o'clock. Messrs. King. Harreson and
Curtis present. The usual reports were
submitted and only rouinme business was
transacted.
Mr.. Harrelson. OF the subcommittee APP
pointed 90 examine the condition OF the
Old Market Hall said that it would cost
al least 500 or Sioo to put ~ In shape.
Tie advisabiiity OF spending such a sum
Of money as would put the hall I'm such
condition that 80 would be desirable for
the accommodation Of lodges and as
place I'm which 10 give dances and enter
tainments was discussed informally. The
last repairing and painting work done in
the old Market was declared by Mr.. iiar-
rclson TO Doe "a regular hotch.'
Committee on Light.
The Committee ON Light met ~ Z
O'Clock, there being present Mcssrs Tan
uer Garbcr. Shea. uardWicke Fcrriter
and Miner
The contract for three benches OF six
Ciay rcf0rt5 was awarded 60 -nc bclu-
more Rot0rt and Fire Brick Comp ny at
SOL. thcy heing the lowest bidders.
Bills for the month of Annl amounting
10 S61l7q2 were ordered 20 oe paid, also
payroll amounting 90 Si.su.f2.
At the rcluest Of Captain Ferri'fr the
superintendent was asked to look INTO
tho question 5f putting AN electric hgai
at the corner Of Pink Alley and Seventh
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
Will No Longer Repre-
sent Cuban Army.
OFFICERS OPPOSE HIM
The Situation Regarded as Serious
at Washington,
BROOKE LEFT ALONE IN MATTER

Hc VIII Distribute the Money to the
Non-C Commissioned Officers and
the PriVatcs and This VIII
BE offered on the NJ
tcrna Se Of FOrcibIc
Disarmament.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

Miss Nova H. Evans has been appointed
postmaster az Swansb0ro Chesterfield
county. vice J. NJ. e.. Fitzpatrick. re-
moved w r. Motley has been made
postmaster at Veal. PitsyNania county.
Metropolitan. f.. q. Togue. Portmoufh.
A. b. Gannan and wife. Richmond: III.
A. Redford Richmond r. a.. Booton.
Orange. l. D.fBriggs Jr. r. b. Forrest
y W. Hubbard. Richmond
Howard: T.. Schaofor. Lynchburg: G. r.
Collins. Petersburg j. A. Turner Fred
ericksburg. Rev John r. Hyde Winches-
ter: ". Y. Martin. Waveriey Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
WEATHER TORECAS ST.

virgInia-Fair Tuesday: pcobably show
ers wednesday: variable winds. shifuns
to fresh eastcrly
North Carolina. South Carolina ana
Georgia Fair Tuesday. and probably
Wednesday: fresh southerly winds.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
TERRITORIAL LAND COMMISSION.
Applications Coming In Freely for the Re-
served School Lands.

The board of territorial lane commits
sioners met Saturday afternoon at the
governors office. Arrangements were
made to secure the necessary funds for
payment of fees to the register and re-
ceiver of the district in which h lands
of the grants made to the different ter
ritorial institutions are located.
The commission has received 400 ap-
plications from different parts of the
territory for leases of sections IL and
Sc of townships which have been re-
served for school lands.
A form of lease for those sections has
been drawn up and submitted to the
department of the interior for the ap-
prevail of the secretary.
Commissioner A. A. Keen will be in
the city for some time, arranging the
business of his office, and is ready tc
answer n and all inquiries regard
ing the public lands granted the terri.
tory. He is in correspondence with diff
ferent western states hat have received
grants of public lands as to their meth
cd Of doing business.
The United States land commission i,
in session to-day, for the purpose of de
termining what land to place at the dis
posal of the territorial board. The 10
eating agent of this commission, En-
gineer David M. White, Is now in tn
southern part of the territory, ~selectin,
the land for the grant to the New Mex
leo College of Agriculture and Mechani
| Arts
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
Las Vegas Notes.

Friday evening at the residence Of
Charles Ilfeld, Miss Minnie Schultz and
Ludwig William Ilfeld were married by
Rabbi A. Bonnheim. Only relatives from
Santa Fe and Albuquerque were pres
emit. The bride is the daughter of Aaron
Schultz, formerly Of Silver City, but she
has long resided with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Ilfeld. The groom is a nephew
Of Charles Ilfeld.
Burglars carried away clothing,
money and a gold watch from the
%storehouse of T. B. Bowen Friday night.
The owner fired at the men with a shot
gun, but was a poor marksman.
The recent sale of about 800, 900 pounds
Of wool by Charles Ilfeld involved APP
proximately $1OO, 900, and included the
clip from nearly 1000 sheep. Three
trains or seventy cars will be required
for shipment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

Twenty-three car loads of cattle were
shipped from Rincon to Kansas last
week.
Faustin Garcia, of Union county,
sheared 2,4OO sheep last week and sold
the wool at Springer.
The Matheson Commission Company
of Carlsbad shipped two a loads of
wool to Hartford, Conn.
The Lyons & Campbell Cattle Com
pany, of Grant county, shipped thirteen
cars Of stock to Colorado pastures.
Harrington Bros. and Benjamin Pow
ell have contracted with r. H. Sutton
for the delivery of $50 head of steers for
shipment from Silver City September 1.
The prices paid are $14.50, SIT and $21
for ones, twos and threes.
Charles Cause has purchased about
1000 head Of cattle near Alma, Socorro
county. The cattle were bought for r.
H. Sutton, and delivery is to be made
September 1.
H. P. Hobson, of Roswell, bought $50
fine Shropshire sheep at Rockford, Ill.
w. r. Clements & Co., of Roswell,
have purchased 1900 pounds Of wool at
Hereford and Charming, Tex. Last
week the firm shipped 142, 900 pounds of
wool.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

r. L. Baca left this afternoon for the
south on private business.
Etienne Lacassagne, who suffered n
stroke of paralysis recently, is reported
to be very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lopez were presented
with a baby boy last night.
There will be the regular communi-
cation of Montezuma lodge No. l., A. r..
and A. M. this evening at 8 o'clock.
A letter addressed to |. M. Barcine,
Sea Sena, is held at the postollice for
more complete address.
The train from the north and the east
on the Santa Fe railroad was five hours
late last evening.
Sol. Spiegelberg is a very proud and
| happy man today, for he Is a great
grandfather. A daughter was born to
his granddaughter, Mrs. l. l.. Bacba-
rach, of Las Vegas, yesterday.
A car of rice arrived at the Santa Fe
depot last night which had been shipped
Direct from Kobe, Japan over the Santa
Fe line of steamers between San Diego
and the Orient.
The Denver & Rio Grande train to the
north was considerably delayed this
/ morning by an accident to the engine.
| While shifting cars over the bridge at
the Guadalupe church an eccentric OF
the engine broke and it took considerable
time to repair the damage.
At the garden fete and observation
| party given by Mrs. McFie, Mrs. White
mar and Miss Crane Saturday after
noon, the prizes were won as follows:
First prize, Mrs. w. T. Thornton; Sec
ond, Miss Teresa Gildersleeve; consola-
ton prize, Miss Pruyne.
Jose Sena, Of Galisteo, who Is in the
county Jail awaiting a hearing by the
grand jury on a charge of assault and
| battery, is DESTROYS of enlisting, and an
attempt will be made to have the charge
against him withdrawn Upon condition
that he enlist.
The funeral of William w. Glib took
place Saturday afternoon from his late
home on the south side, and was very
largely attended. A profusion of flora.
tributes attested the high esteem ir
friends. Rev. G. S. Madden, of st
Johns Methodist Episcopal church
preached the funeral sermon. The Ode
Fellows of this city had charge of the
funeral, and interment was made ir
their cemetery.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
She-What is the staff of life?
He-Why, Walkers fresh bread.
At the Hotels.

At the Palace: w. c. Wynkoop, Den
yer; A. B. Fitch, Magdalena; l.. l.. Her.
rick, Albuquerque; Max B. Fitch, Mag
dalena; D. 7. Mennet, Taos; H. l.. Wal
do, Las Vegas; L. L. Lyon, Denver; r.
E.. Twitchell, Las Vegas.
At the Claire: Charles Donnely, Pueb-
10; Rodolfo Gonzales, United States
army; ]. Il. Sullivan, Denver.
At the Exchange: J.. P. Rinker and
family, Hopewell; Mrs. J.. s. Reisinger,
Freeport, ILL.,; Mrs. Reber, Philadelphia;
J. r. Field, Boston.
At the Bon-Ton: Willie Waters, Buck
man; Ben Smith, Andy Horn, Bland; J.
P. Rinker and family, Hopewell, N. NJ;
Anna Reisinger, Rock Grove, ILL.,; Fan
ME Hicks, Upton, Ia; F. w. Hicks,
Fairfax, Ia; J. P. Brown, Alliance,
Neb.; Gregorio Alarid, Santa Cruz;
Alice Murphy, Madrid; Antonio Ortiz,
Galisteo; Juan Romero, Pojoaque; An
tonic Ortiz, Fresquez, N. M.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
THE NEW REGIMENTS.
Most of Them Nearly Filled-Three Go to
California Soon,

No applications for enlistment have
been received at the recruiting office
since Saturday. The office at Albuquer-
que has been closed, and Lieutenant
Luna has gone to Silver City, where
there are a number of applicants. At
Albuquerque forty-two recruits were
enlisted. Lieutenant Coleman is at Ra-
ton to enlist a number of men.
-Four days ago the val department
announced that 9,OS2 men had been en-
listed in the new regiments, and that
three were filled. In order to hasten the
organization the recruiting officers are
being sent out to small towns wherever
a group of recruits wish to enlist. The
regiments that are now full will leave
for San Francisco about August 20. The
transports Grant, Sherman and Sheri-
dan, which are now en- route from the
Philippines, are expected to be available
for those troops during the first week in
September. Arrangements are being
perfected to have other transports
ready for the rest of the volunteers
within ten days thereafter.
The enrolment in the various regi-
ments up to August 8 was as follows:
Twenty-sixth infantry, Plattsbure
Barracks, 1,124.
Twenty-seventh infantry, CAM
| Meade, 1896.
Twenty-eighth, Camp Meade, 1,O49.
Twenty-ninth, Fort Mcpherson, SIG.
Thirtieth, Fort Sheridan, 1,166.
Thirty-first, Fort Thomas, 1882.
Thirty-second, Fort Leavenworth
1,0S4.
Thirty-third, Fort Sam Houston, 405
Thirty-fourth, Fort Logan, COL.
Thirty-fifth, Vancouver Barracks, 1877
For regiments recruiting in Philip
pines, 253.
When the ten new regiments in thi!
country and the three General Otis i.
recruiting in the Philippines are filled
the United States army will be $500,
strong. Another brigadier general will
be appointed, probably by promotion o
an officer engaged in the
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
Might Come to Santa Fe.

The Lambardi italian grand opera
company, which opens in Denver Au-
gust 81, will travel over the Santa Fe
route from there to Los Angeles. The
company has received sincere ovations
throughout Mexico and the Pacific
coast. The company includes sixty
eight performers, of whom twenty-three
are principals, and they have a roper
tory of over forty grand operas, with
complete equipment Of costumes, Or
chestra, and accessories to produce
them. An effort should at nee be made
to raise a sufficient guarantee to induce
the Lambardi company to appear one
night in Santa Fee. 1t would be a rare
musical treat, and a rare opportunity to
hear so large a company.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
Indian School Changes,

The following changes in the Indian
schools service were made Saturday:
Miss M. G. Dissem, transferred from
teacher at Santa Fe to teacher at Pueb-
10 and Jicarilla, N. M; Charles H. Lamar
and Mrs. L. M. Lamar, transferred from
superintendent and housekeeper, Quap-
aw, 0. T., to like positions at Navajo,
N. NJ; Francis M. NOal, transferred
from superintendent at Navajo to super
%intendent at Quapaw, o. T.; William G.
Dick, transferred from teachers at Navajo
to teacher at Quapaw, 0. I.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
What Not to Say.

Do not say, IT can't eat" Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla and say, II am hungry all
the time, and food never hurts me-"
Never say to your friends that you
are as tired in the morning as at night.
If they happen to be sharp they will
tell you Hoods Sarsaparilla cures that
tired feeling.
Do not say, my face is full of pim-
pies" You are quite likely to be told
by some one, There's no need of that,
for Hoods Sarsaparilla cures pimples."
It Is improper and unnecessary to say,
my health is poor and my blood bad"
Hoods Sarsaparilla will give you good
blood, and good health will follow as a
natural consequence.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
Capitol Notes.

Work on the capitol is progressing
rapidly. The plastering will be finished
by next week. At presentthe plasterers
are finishing the representatives
chamber which next to the senate cham.
Der is the most beautiful part of the
capitol. Work on the interior carpenter
work will be begun this week.
A w%heelbarrow full of mortar falling
from the third story to the first floor
recently, badly splashed part of the
plastered wall of the corridor of the first
floor.
The flagstaff which is thirty-five feet
high will probably be lowered four or
five feet as it appears to be too high in
proportion to the building.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
Elephant Butte Dam Case.

At Las Cruces Saturday hearing was
begun before Judge Parker in the mat
ter of the injunction against the irriga-
ton company interested in the Elephant
Butte dam proposition. The court is
under instruction from the supreme
court of the United States to ascertain
whether the dam would injure naviga-
ton at the lower end Of the Rio Grande
by restraining the flow of the river.
Hon. S. B. Newcomb represents the in
terests of the company.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
TERRITORIAL TOPICS
CHAVES COUNTY.

A cOroner's jury investigated the
death of Simon Rodriguez, who was
thought to have been murdered at Ros-
well, and found that Rodriguez, while
intoxicated, lay down on the railroad
tracks and was killed by a shifting en-
CINE.
Greenfield school district has been re-
organized, and will build a new school
building this fall.
The people east of the Pecos, in the
H. F. Smith settlement, have organized
a new school district.
Portales will issue 5000 bonds for a
new school house, and has collected
81, 900 by private subscription for the
same purpose.
Three new school districts have been
established in the Penasco country.
w. H. Phelps has bought Burl Dick
erson's farm southeast of Roswell for
IS, 200.
Seay, Gill & Co. have put up an iron
tower and 5,5OO-gallon tank in the rear
of the Gaullieur block, at Roswell.
The infant son of MI. and Mrs. G. M.
Reynolds died at Roswell.
The county commissioners of Chaves
! county will build two new bridges over
| the Berrendo.
The school funds to be distributed in
Chaves county is $6,177.36, of which
Roswell gets $2,822.54.
The town trustees Of Roswell have
| awarded a contract for a new, bridge
over the North Spring river.
Frank Calfee has resigned as a town
trustee of Roswell, and ]. P. Church has
been appointed to fill the vacancy
A contract has been let for the erec-
ton of a $4,000 two-story stone office
building for the Pecos Valley & North
eastern railroad. When the railroad
has finished its contemplated improve
ments 500 inhabitants will be added to
Roswells population, which, according
to the school census, is now $500.
B. F. Hammett has given out a con-
tract for another cottage at Roswell.
P. H. Bowe has given LIE Roy & Dam
lei the contract for the erection Of a
fine house at Roswell.
Overman & Upton are putting up a
new blacksmith shop at Roswell.
Sylvester Johnson has let a contract
for a beautiful cottage to be built on
Pennsylvania avenue, Roswell.
One firm of contractors at Roswell re-
ceived the contract to erect six new cots
tages at Roswell to cost $4,000.
Rev. A. Stewart and Rev. A. Rider
/ have awarded contracts to Pearce e
Bixby to build them each a four-room
cottage on Pennsylvania avenue, Ros-
we'll.
H. X. Thurber, who owned property
at Roswell and in Lincoln county, died
! at Haley, Ia, aged II years.
A telephone system Is being put in at
Roswell. &
One of the twin som of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Finlay, died at Roswell a few
days ago.
e. Spinks has been elected justice of
of Portales.
Professor L. W. Martini, County SUI
p~erintendent Creighton and H. H. Rock
afellow have been appointed to conduct
the competitive examination of the
candidates for the cadetship Of the New
Mexico Military Institute.
Frank Chiles and Mrs. Rose Kohrs,
of Roswell, were married at st. Louis.
J. s. Dicus has twenty acres in broom
corn neal Roswell. The corn is standing
fine, and Mr.. Dicus will convert his
whole crop into brooms Of his own man
ufacture.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-07
+. U. s. Weather Bureau Notes.

Forecast for New Mexico: Fair to-
night and Tuesday.
Saturday the thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, rs
degrees, at 2:15 p. M; minimum, IS de-
grees, at sos a. m. The mean tempera-
ture for the "a hours was &C degrees;
mean daily humidity, So per cent. Pre-
cipitation, a trace.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, II
degrees, at 2:10 p. M; minimum, Sc de-
grees, at 5:55 p. m. The mean tempera-
ture for the "a hours was GA degrees;
mean daily humidity, go por cent.