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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

n L L flE ANIE vi WILL f.
Two days later his falsehood was dis
covered and he was invited into the
woodshed and duly walloped. Wheth-
er he ever told any further lies l can
not say, but presume he did and can't
think any the worse of him for it. Not
that | approve of falsehood, but that a
boy who has lied and been licked for it
always thereafter feels the full value
of truth.
Until young Dewey was Is years old
his parents had it in mind that he
would some day take the platform as
a temperance lecturer. 1t was hard
blow to them when he decided to be
come naval cadet, and it is said that
they died without ever being quite re-
conciled to his salty career. | have no
illustrations of his career as cadet.
Our next picture shows him as an Of
fieer under Farragut during the Civil
War At the battle of New Orleans
the entire crew of gun were swept
away by a she'll and Lieutenant
Dewey sprang forward and filled their
places alone and single-handed for
several minutes. Our artist caught
him as he was lifting a 60-pound solid
shot to the muzzle of his gun. That
was his first battle, and when it was
over and the victory was ours, Admiral
Farragut sent for the gallant young Of
ficer and patted him on the back and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02
HE WAS EXCUSED.

While the landlady and the boarders
bent their heads deyoutly above the
table the new arrival sat bolt upright.
The good landlady was shocked.
Atheism she sharply asked.
'No, ma'am." said the new boarder,
"boil."-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

THAT WAS. HIS FIRST BATTLE. "
Our last picture represents the Admi-
raj carelessly smoking his cigar and
casually casting his eyes over the Span
ish fleet to see which end of it he should
lick first. He finally decided to lick
both ends and the middle all at once,
and having made up his mind he be-
gan work. He began with bang and
ended with a thud. Had he been lit
tie more economical he might have
licked the Spanish feet out of its boots
and saved the boots Of Uncle Sam, but
| am finding no fault. He went in to
win and ne won, and his victory will be
told in song and story as long as man
can write and print We will now
unite in three cheers for the peoples
hero, and as the echoes die away l
will pass around the hat and trust to
your liberality to make up a collection
of 40 cents or more to enable me to
satisfy my clearinghouse lady and get
out of town ahead of any farewell dem
onstrations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

who couldn't sleep for fear of being
hit in the solar Dlexus next day with
mander went TO bed at the usual time
and slept like top. He was going
to make history next day. but the max
ing of history was part of his business.
AS morning came he was in Manila
bay, and before him was the Spanish
feet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02
GARDENERS PHILOSOPHY.
onstrations

IF | had boy / shouldn't be allus adj
visin' him. ito do dis an not 70 do dat. but
l should be encouragin' him TO go out an
pick up bumblebee and find out by ex-
perience which was de bizness end of de
inseck. My gran'fadder used to talk TO me
by de hour 'buot de evils Of intemperance,
but | couldn't catch on TIL one day
drunk gallon O. hard cider an was run
frew a threstin' machine along wild de
wheat. Oars about so much in life to
farn. an it's well to rarn it as soon as
possible an git ober feelin' Gurus"
Oar hain't no queshun in my mind but
dat de pore man has got jest as much
right to ride around in his kerridge as de
rich one, but when It comes to payln' fur
de axle grease, dats a different matter
We ought to hev all been bon rich. but
bein' as we wasn't. il pears 70 me to be
de wisest plan TO make de best Of it, lie
cussed de rich an lie sympathlzed wild De
pore, but | uebber could Sc dat / cum out
ahead either way"
eff we'd study our feller-man a ieetle
closer we'd git along wild him a heap bet
ter. When / knowed dat my naybur had
put his fence two feet ober on my land /
also knowed dat he'd law me fer ten years
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

got hold OF to give the waters the
proper briny effect
Our next picture represents the great
saltwater hero at the age of IL. He
began TO read Spanish history when he
was 10 years old, and two years later
he used to set out on long expeditions
with his fathers rife on his shoulder.
Thus early in his career he was after
the foe who fell before him at Manila.
There didn't happen to be any Span
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

if I axed him to move it. l jest got
/ friend 10 throw out a hint dat my shed
was six inches ober de line, an de nay
bur paid all de expense of IA survey an
hustled his fence ober when he found he
was wrong
'Daram sartin folks who seam to ind
great oonsolsshun in tellin' hdw wicked
&c world has BEGUN, an how oNerly inn
possible it am TO longer find ak honest
man. When l h'ar such pussons 5wine on
] ailus move de woodpile leetle pear de
doah an tell de cid woman not u forgit
TO bring in de clothes line De mAp who
stole my wheelbarrer one night van ago
sot an talked to me fur a huh hour on de
dishonesty OBJ mankind, an de pusson Aho
robbed my hen coop was ready TO weep
ober de degeaerashun which he could see
was takin' place in human natur'. If de
bar trap which / hev sot in my cucumber
patch cotches anybody tall dis summer de
chances ann Atty TO one dat he'll be so-
cial reformer"
Many folks am disappointed with life
bekase dey fail to realize dat deir am. an
eternal fitness of things. When yo' drap
de price of white washin' from rs cents TO
an pours in mo- water to maintain de
equilibrium. What yo' save In yo'r purse
he saves In his pail. an so yo' hain't no
better oif''
Eat some time or other cherry man sits
down TO tigger dat If he could only lib his
life ober again he'd steer clear of all blum
ders He fnrgits, In de fust place. dat
Natur' might bon him fule 10 begin w.d
an dat II she didn't he wouldn't be human
If he nebber made mistakes. kin look
back an see wha' | orter hey gone into
hawgs instead Of chickens an whar 1
orter hey planted half squashes instead OF
all pumpkins, but II | was to lib my life
ober again | might make wuss mistakes
Taken all in allits a good huff world to
lib in, an de people who preach moral
degenerashun am all wrong. It's Jest dat
de barbed wire fence keeps us out OF our
naybur's truck patch, an we lock de
woodshed doah 10 he kin no longer git az
our soft soap bar'l. It's jest dat de street
car conductor gibbs us a quarter Wild hole
in 1t If de grocer won't take IL In turn
from ms. It's de same world an de same
people, only human natur amt buyln'
nevis without lookin' fur spavins."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

!, The first picture shall show you this
evening is that of Admiral Dewey
when he was baby. This series OF
illustrations were received only week
ago, and taken by my special artist for
my special use. There are plenty Of
people still living who remember all
about this baby. He didn't diner much
The Delta independent., 1899-06-16
x.vcII.s. a.S Rabies.

Tho Medical Press and Circular brings
q serious charge against modern novel
lists Of being nbsurdly untrue TO nature
in one mort important particular. II
appears that the novelist Of today nb-o-
iutely ignores vital statistics He or she
is lavish enough with marriages and
revels IN deaths. but seldom condescends
to = birth r.. L.l
Now. IL nature acted in this way The
Medical Press and Circular il right in
uying that before long there would bc
neither novelists nor readers left upon
the face Of the globe. For instance. sup
nose things really went on in the style
of Mr. Anthony Hopes "Prisoner Of
Zcndn. In this stirring tale there are
on an average five deaths to every chap
ter. Will, not n single birth in the whole
hook At this rate. rs The Medical
Prcsw POINTS out. the world would
speedily become depopulated.
In Dickens dny it was far different.
and in David Copperfield' and other
booEs he brought plenty Of young hope
fuls into the world. in proper keeping
with the birth rate Of the country. Did
he mot give prominence TO Mrs Camp
and Betsy Prix. whose sole concern was
to usher in tine coming generationr
The Delta independent., 1899-06-16
hH1N:aT LAND. 1sNAl paOOV.
Nossee for Ds0boseoees0.
USffsD Srsrps 1.sSp Ovvtrs.
MontrIs~ Colorado. June z. Iryo

N@ice |, he eb, given that
ALFRED e. BoTsFoRD. ofc.dsr Edge.
Delta county CuI,.. Ias rled u-tir~ # mtentlon
t make proof on his d~s<rt land claim M go.
TIE serie.. T. the southeast quAIir oi the pnrtb-
raI quarter Of section q. township u ~'uth.
vin.s vi wet II the sixth pripcipai meridian.
before Milton " WEIGH, county judge and en-
efiei" clerk at pclts. Coio, on saturday the 18th
dat of Jalv. Isss.
Ne nance the following. ~itDr-s~s " PRIV. the
complete irrigaiio Aiid rreiain-tiob of the aid
laRi. Wis;
Js,hn Hen.nd. Ge"r-. f,'ry. Pr-d nnrr.u. Il
trk-r. Colorado, Daniel = Ha,drn uf Drits
Csorado.
J. A LANTOS. REGISTER.
frtrst en.. Inv. .. 'as' iuiv ~
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MAHgooT9 3 aoy
The Delta independent., 1899-06-16
our IN TAe ZELDA

Ths httis cares that frsttsd -
lost them yesterday
AInoLs tke peids above ths -.
An.ons the wincs al play.
Among the lowing Of the herda
tn. rus.lins Of tho lr-cs.
lIDs ~ the singing Of the birtis.
The hunaining II the bses-
The foolish fears Of what might pac1
cast them NIL away
Among The clover scented rraxA
Among The new mown hay.
Among the husliing Of the cosn
Where drowsy poppics nod.
Where Ill thoughts die and good are bosa-
Out in the fields with 0odi
ST. Parl'a-
The Delta independent., 1899-06-16
As.s.s.ss.ses's sesser.


The uipdrr,Igr~si having bseu sps soistsd 81 >
uiuist atar s The estate oi Ik,rs X t' ndsf. late
e th~ ~oan'y ~ rslta In the state of ,oiera d"
i, sv,i b, feby give. that he will spp~a
h-iorv il,. e"unN ~ourt oI aid eo,st,. Il the
ufi hoW-~ IN bitt, ~ .aid county. at the MsN
iefin. Isy,. on N.nday the ipth day cf Jss. n.st.
~ oil eli iipe all I-t~,n. having elNiup ~ o
aid estate are noiinrd and rvqus sisd To att nj
tns the puiyn-a ~ having the 'ame nd n.i,d Il
AL Jspon- in'sbt Il so sid estate sre requested
Ia siahc irMs,slstr b-e,tacht "a the undo rsiEt~d
Lated al inlia. ttilrrT d.. this 18th day Of
Nay, A. -. I-vy. JAMES y. BECkLEy.
Administrator
The Delta independent., 1899-06-16
ssy.rr.p-rs v.r, oss.

Lsncisni. the famous Roman arch
biologist. has shown thu. in the Rome
n the Ca.sars trouble was experienced
with high buildingr. A law was passed.
restricting the height Of fronts 10 60
feet In order to evnde It builders
adopted the practice Of carrying mp
the rear portion several stories more.
Other laws bearing I'm the heights Of
buildings were pas-ed In olden times
There WIS tendency 70 diminish the
height Of stories as the buiIdipgs In
crrnscd in size. and height Of 1870 feet
wss probably attained. II 10 believed
that the ceilings were M INV that .
man cvud not stsod upright IN tho
roun,s -Gr.Nn Bag fff
Ssvskss0 . Dasgais.
ssDo yoa Iove siseer :" Askcd ~ tef-
mr. boy of Pitcher serest Who was tenn
pr1psily estertainisg regular caIlss.
:, ss3bss's . IssdiDG qosseSoo. yoang
uleoj'
49, ~ ~ sight thae sbe'A givo
a. = kDyw, - - = 0ay. 0W1
= - ~ eivs ~ hn9"-Dsssat
SoyfseSNe
The Delta independent., 1899-06-16
oR;igR oi Noi. CT TarRyoN.

Dit IL of color d.. Sc. u
un ds N ~ ~ Jr,r. 4. y. 1879. oh rvad ns
the 6r.ro NJ I~t.ti.n. II .
itefr,. %, shr eouf, that n hearing b. hsd ~.
ihr SANE On The lath day .,f July. A H. Irs, be-
f'r' ,.e tge = sphso. tefsr = Ia b,nt rupscs AZ
b . onicc ~ the 1uwi t.nap NV block IN the
LEVIN of y la ~ sad u -'r ct at ~ - rtek In tbs
t'r, p'on lat 'ad y. tee Ihrscof be published
~ the l~liA ttrieis N lent. u .ps per NIL ist~i
IN said Il .trNt, ana tlat al LSswn creditor. y q
o'h.r y un- u tore 1 usay apl-nt at IN. AL {
me nj y sre and III u-r. n any they nave
Wy iir' Ira,cr .f sal petitioner s..oold not be-
gIant.d
AID i- fnitlist ordered By III. Count. that tho
ref .rre shrtl .s,'' mail s all know creditor.
,opic> a.. ~sid peiiu .sr Il Ibi> oider, Hddre-ssd
4" them ~ their . srs rv-it.nr,. a. stated
Vines the ~ h.fI III. Mo~,s HABIT, Jusr,,
ot ihs satf court ri.d ih- =. th.rvot ~ en-, ,r
Ia - Dstri,t. on the p,h 'sy uf u, M. rvs
ft,ANt.s W. .lJrrkI.
tsenl of the sonrD tLIk.
tFir,t pub. Jurs IL: last iu.y.)
The Delta independent., 1899-06-16
SssDsN =. RAsas IN. IA ANRRVWf.
etSoe n&RSo0R,

Az ~rc'iit ~ n JOHS y. BAs<JIR. bapi =
rIi, brtvl,y notinyA ihst the Apst nw-esina ~
errsiitors VIII be h~id ~ the oGlT~ of t,s..,rr
rtrthan. rsirrce. NJ iwItn. ikita sunny, CpI..
% JNly .. tvp. ~ ~ U'ekck .. in f,e pss,s sfsS
allow anrr - claims. u rii,-s-. nors tr,s<-
tees To ix the smount of their h.. d.. to r,s,p,u..
the bankrupt ifdc-ircsl. AMI inansu,s any o,hcs
lawfuI bisinrss
1Nlta. Csurssbc. Jum. =. tsD
GEOltiE STEPHAN Egryr,E
fGIrst ptsh JHi q y. Lest Jusp- N
The Delta independent., 1899-06-16
BssAr.rc. s'~ssss.. s.s ss.-A.ss..

U0Wk rWUss FessSSOss SSV bS~haeWe.
Ia the maitsr "f f'aui E- keune,iy. bansrupt
In iankbpiry.
To ,b~ Honorable Moses VAiI, ~. Judge Of TIN
y srici Court IS the t..iisSi states Gt the ID .
ri I Ul q, or tsis
Eau t- kennedy. of Hoichti.s In the ~esrtv
of Delta and tiAir Of Colorado. IN - a di-i ne
re.per,iui represents that "n the thirteenth
i,S II March lat ps-.cd. he va. duly adbsiw-,i
bankrupt uider the acts of e'.rgf--. rvis. Ing t.
banbrupc" that he has day srsnd~red all
90 pi.d ..itii all the r,-ggir mems ,.f aid sst>
and of The 'idrr Of iiss Co.nt. tpueiiing his
Lsnkrup ry
Wherefore he pray. that b. paay be ee.reed by
q Cnurt Ia have rti' di.rhsrr~ fr -,n niI debts
pt,ysb sg.iirt his estate. unss-r - Il ankr,tpA
acts. rirrpt .uch ucuts as arc sac, , ei ny aw
Ir,rtn sncb dipcbiig.
Ia I'd this h aEy of Jup-. \. ". lsyo
pAIt y kENSpY, HANK rupt
The Delta independent., 1899-06-16
N.sse- 81 sale 81 issssh ss.~A

Notice b. hereby CIV IN that the following de-
-cr.bed sharrs Of Stock In The Gar~t niieh Com
pany. or ., much iherrof - may be "a ers ary.
aili be sold 1T public auction at the saith ifot
door .f the court holsr at p~lt,. Caioradn. on
the 18th day OF June A. u ise. commencing al
nj 10 o'c ok % ~ the bieh'>f hi der for cash.
for the payment Of drlinqu-n' ~ ss.inents. In
tcrvst, e'sts of HiSeri i,inx etc:
Name. No. Shares. Amt du.
n H. AD<ierr,n ...- -.-..-.- II SIS o.
Mr.. A X P,f.r ..-...... q Is 4.
Mr~ Ann,c StAndish - ls 10
John ~. Tr ...... ..-.r ts
Nr> sam1 W. skinner. 10 s.
Ths~. Y n herr. /. ...+-..-- q -
JHo Walker .....-.-...-. ~
Howard kus-e l..--...-.- q
4. a. Taxlof ...-- J 20
" y " o STEPHENS. President
". n HAsrt>oa. Secretary.
tfiri rub. Nay ~ last June s
The Delta independent., 1899-06-16
WAvlW sANG. aANKnCrr.
Re1se N&esAaE.

All rrc'iI,o~.of DAVID LONG. bn1fsnipt ere
herrly notified TINT Tie fr>t meeting Of ,v,,l,,rs
VIII b held ~ the csRs.c of sscorxc ssvpI sn.
wfcrcc. st sia. Dr,is rotn'y suk,r,io. ~,
July .. isso. ht II Wet rk . N Q ptnrf snsi
low ~ 10 eis~-- ,s,e ~ t,,.,vV tru.-
tt'A " NJ th' asa,uu ~ tit-Sr hon i- 10 ., an, Inc
iswf ! bu-tu,ts.
pesto. Colorado Justs 3 tps
6t(DkBk sTErHAN, cwVestr
,Fns pse Jun- .: lest June ~
The Delta independent., 1899-06-16
Asss~~ ssr P.sss~sss.s.

Asst~~ tSv PWbtt~sssss.
LAND OfsicE AT MoSTNo-r. Coin..
Msy G. lso.
Notice !. hereby gtv~n hst the slow ing rssi.i
settler has hicd n.iirc of his Intention To nsHk-
nnAl proof In -upI,nrt "f . eslin. snd that ssid
prof wiii he made t<f,r- ksgf~tr aud kvcvi,er
At Mon,rosc. Co'".. on June u. isyo. Sir;
ISAAC 4. WARD.
up~a his u. y. No issD. utr Series, for the 80. =
-. =. ~-tion II. Tow n. ~ north. rarge " vet.
aud q n' 1 and ts .. -s-,ih N p and lot a. Soc
len J. to~n 70 porih. rsncr ~ west u r "
lie banis. the following ~ sss>ss TO rrpse 10
continuous r>issnrc upon nj cu.ti, alton u "a.
H. nd.
John ". Nu-srs. Kenneth Cr., heii. Chartrs
tiadief spd Jsrs Cri>t. ell IL bella Cata.
J. a. LAyses. ksufsssS.
fvirpt put. Nay u. isss ptb. Jsse is
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
Nv.

Sbuntle &elber ct Sfuo fom fremt.
Get l9n9tes bort fra ben toloe Sure;
Stl Ell ell S%oIftraole naa bets @rene
OS parme milot bag be ifumle Mture2
Obi eaers maa bet lunss Sorben saa,
60 glomiter tan Der pel olbris fomme.
D, Col, ies beber big. fin Bog paa
Oet lille Club, for bets &io er omme.
gar Sub big 9ipet en- 8lomff faa fin,
Saa lao ben lepe | 9ns o9 8arme;
Stal ben uoiOloe Jig mutt re rist,
San LAB bin aerllsbtb ben omarme.
.. uben &Grlisbeb, iutet 9ip;
., uben SGrli9beo. IutIer Smerte;
Osrfor bin R9rli9btb a5lomiteu 9ip,
50, parm ben Op ueo bit parme Sierte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02

NRere emo II Iar ere enaebe, lioen efcuriherenfer
3)orf1ea Ganoel flptteoe til Senburg meb fine Bsrn; beuue
an er life 9aaet iporlss ben Oper Dem. 81 befm er pofset
eSl ua llant, ban bar jim 5aoers Eref. uoen bihti( at hope
nbont bans erltse, reoetise &arofter. Nf Den Sefsoorioe
@srfruo er bleO'n en- imuf. uns Btse, buis for oct meite
aloorl'se, uotr9tsfuloe GnRst fpnes eno msrtere ueb be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02

sS9feftanoeh %tnoeboloer en- ~treoobbelt Opbra9efie:
fsrlt @sstefOltene %inobprbes, Manben Suiruen % Suituuen
Manoeh; oerneit ~0pblaser 5oralorene 8srnene, % auttea
IS oporases 5%orelorene ueo 8srnene. - (5eiler)
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-04
Church Announcements.

At the Cathedral tomorrow, March 5,
third Sunday of Lent: First mass at ! a.
M; second mass at $3.50 a. M; third mass at
9:30 a. M, sermon in English fourth mass at
10:3O a. m. sermon in Spanish: vespers and
benediction at Pm
At the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe,
tomorrow, Sd Sunday in Lent: First mass at
$3.50 a. m: second mass at the penitentary
third mass at 10 a. m, sermon by Kew. }
Deraches; evening service at o'clock.
Services at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow as follows: At II a. m, preaching
at 9:45 a. m. Sabbath school at $3.50 o'clock
p. m, Christian Endeavor prayer meeting nc
other evening service. Strangers. visitors
friends welcome. w. Hayes Moore, pastor.
Second Presbyterian church, Spanish: Ser.
vices every Sunday at 1880 p. M: Sunday
school at 10 a. IN. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday at 1880 p. IN. Everybody welcome
NJ. Madrid. evangelist ii. charge.
Services at the st. Johns NJ +. church viii
be as follows: From 10 to IL O'Clock a. m.
Sunday school; regular morning preaching
service at II o'clock, theme, "Thorns in th'
flesh" Junior League at p. M: Epwortl
League at $3.50 p. m: i: regular evening preach
ing service at 1880. To the above services al
are invited. G. S. Madden. pastor.
At the Episcopal church of the Holy Faith
divine service as usual at II o clock tomorrow
the Sd Sunday in Lent consisting of morning
prayer and holy communion. No sermon
seats in this church are free to all desiring Il
worship in it, and all such will be cordial,
welcomed. Sunday school at 10 a. IN. J. L
| Gay,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-04
LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP.

C. B. No. II, relative to supplying JUS
tices of the peace with copies OF the
Compiled Laws, was amended by the
council before being passed by striking
out the appropriation section.
The members of the house seem to
think now that the council Will take Ia
vorable action on the bill to reduce the
rate of interest in the territory. II the
bill now under consideration to reduce
the rate to per cent does not pass an
other measures will Immediately pe
drafted and returned to the higher
body.
H.B. No. 119, introduced by Hon. X.
P. Barnes is in reality an amendment
to the Duncan bill for the reform OF the
territorial finances. 1t provides that
those who pay their delinquent taxes
before May will be relieved from pen
atty or interest.
An attempt was made in the house
Yesterday to amend H. B. No. for the
creation of police forces in incorporat-
ed towns, by giving the power to gov
ern the police forces into the hands OF
the sheriff instead of county commits
sioners. Mr.. Barnes thought that the
measure would fail in the desired effect
If so ordered and the bill was RECON-
mitted to the committee on territorial
affairs with instructions to prepare a
substitute.
Hon. Frank Staplin occupied the
speakers chair in the house yesterday
while the committee Of the whole was
discussing the bill to give incorporated
towns the protection of police force
and did it satisfactorily to all concern
ed.
Now that the Duncan bill for the re-
form of the territorial finances has
passed both houses and the Bursum bill
! for the refunding of the territorial In
debtedness has passed the council. the
next bill Of Importance for the upper
house to consider is the appropriation
measure. Life and fire insurance and
building and loan associations will fur
nish topics for considerable discussion
and some hard fought battles are pre-
dicted by those who have watched the
trend Of events concerning the two
bills. The house has the Bursum bill
and the bill creating a board ofIpublit
lands vet to wrestle with.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-04
MANILA REINFORCED FURTHER.
Three Transports Arrived at Manila; Also
the Civilian Philippine Commission
Further Fighting Up the River.

Manila. March 4..-The United States
cruiser Baltimore arrived today, from
Hongkong, having on board the civil
members of the United States Philippine
commission. Admiral George Dewey
raised his flag as Admiral on the Olym-
pia this morning, and was saluted by
the forts, foreign warships and American
ships.
At day light. General Wheaton's out
post discoved a large body of rebels at
tempting to cross the river to re-enforce
the enemy at Guadalupe. A gunboat
advanced under heavy fire, poured hot
shot into the jungle on both sides of the
river, and shelled the enemy.s position
at Guadalupe, temporarily scattering
the rebels. The enemy's loss was heavy.
Private John Z. Oiz, battery c, 3D. arti-
llery was killed. TN the gunboat,
Privates VIM. Wheeler and Louis Bar
rien of the California regiment were
wounded.
Rebels from the village of San Jose
fired at the United States gunboat Ben
nington today. In return the warship
shelled the place and other suburbs
near Malabon this afternoon. The
United States transports Senator and
Ohio, arrived today with reinforce
mpntS
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Stock Losses from Cold.

Denver, March 4.-Thc Denver ma
tional live stock association bulletin
issued today, puts the losses of cattle in
the past winter on the western ranges as
whole, at the average of A per cent.
with probability of an additional loss
of 2 per cent. before summer. The
heaviest losses were owing to cattle
being moved north from the south, these
running in some sections as high as 20
per cent. Reports indicate a general
winter loss of 2ll5 per cent, little
above the average, in New Mexico. In
Utah, Wyoming and some parts of Ore
gon, heavy sheep losses are reported,
running up to 30 per cent. in some sec
tiOnS
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-04
Stockholders Annual MEETING

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Mutual Building
and Loan Association Of Santa Fe. \.
NJ, for the election of board of direc-
tors for the ensuing year and for snch
other business as may legally come be-
fore it. will be held at the office of the
secretary on Wednesday, March :, 1899
at o'clock p. IN.
A ATEJNspN Snp'v
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Weeklx Bank Statement.

New York March THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve, decreased, $5,756, 775;
loans, increased, $oo32, 700; specie, de-
creased, s4,251 200; legal tender, de-
creased, S446,400; deposits, increased,
$4 ,236. roo; circulation, decreased, $21,'
100. Banks hold $26,57s, 1875 in excess
of requirements.