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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-23

The u. r. X. OF p. VIII play the
Arabs at the base ball park to-day
at p, m. The lineup OF the former
is as follows: Dick. p; +. May, CT;
Birch h.. Joseph May, 2b.; Hamm, IS;
Falk. Sb. West, IT,; Freese, CT; Fred
cricks, #.
The VIII Gutmnns cross bats with
the Bridgeport nine at the Fulton
grounds Sunday afternoon. and large
attendance IL expected. Both mines are
very strong especially the Gutmans,
which won the professional cham
nlnnshln Of MeRt NlrEinln.
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Two-buse' hits, Broen. Taylor Sacrifice
hits, Turner Boyd Stolen bases, Con snl.
ton. Rothermel First base On balls. on
STREET. .. OF Poole ]. Hit by pitcher. o Con-
nor. Boyd. First base on errors: Wheeling
(. Left on bases. Columbus Q. Wheeling ..
Struck out. Ny Strcit g. by Poole 10.
Passed balls. BevIlle Time, l:22. umplte,
JOhngtOnp
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other Interstate Games.

At Mansfield Mansfield Youngstown,
no game. account wetness.
AT New CASTLE RHE
New Ca t,e....2 o o o o OO o CO s 4
Dayton ........l o ? % 2 20 3 IS 2
Battertcs-mcFariand Jordan and Graf
1uE; G!lpatrick and Donahue! Umpire,
Colgan.
a. To!oio-TolcGo-F Fort Wayne, no game,
account wetness
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ALONG the Ianding.

The Virginia is Sundays Cincinnati
packet, departing at S n. m.
The snagboat L. A. Woodruff passed
down at p. m, on snag-pulling voy-
age.
The marks at C p. m. Friday showed
feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and warm.
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A BIG DAMAGE SUIT
Instituted Yesterday Against Local
Firm in Circuit Court.

Firm in Circuit Court.
Yesterday afternoon, in the circuit
court, Attorneys sommervllle and
Smith instituted a big damage suit
against Harper & Bro. on behalf Of
Arnstein & Wolff, a clothing and fur
nIshlng goods firm that conducted
stores in wellsburg and Martins Ferry
until an assignment was made several
months ago. The suit is for $4,000
damages, and the claim is made by the
plaintiffs that the assignment was
forced through false attachment
made by the defendants.
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Wheeling 4, Columbus 0.
Dayton s, New Castle 2
To-DAYs, GAMES.
Wheeling at Columbus
Dayton at New Castle
Youngstown at Mansfield.
Fort Wayne at Toledo
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.

COLUMBUS, June 22.-The game to-
day was one of the prettiest of the
season. Pitcher Poole had the home
team at his mercy. allowing them but
three hits. two OF which were very
scratchy. The visitors played with u
snap and vim that was In decided con-
trast to the work OF the locals. Cham
pIon James ]. Jeffries umpired, giving
the base decisions. and 1t Is needless to
say none of his decisions were Ques-
TONED. Attendance, 1900. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-23

The Cotnlion Club meeting, Thurs
day evening of this week, comes in for
goodly share of the enjoyment had at
the Park Casino. About ninety couples
were present to enjoy seventeen num-
bars OF selected up-to-date dance pro-
gramma. The pntroncsses were: Mes
danes ]. j. Holloway S. s.ABloch. G.
X. Wheat and Joseph speidel. The
next affair to the club viii be held on
the evening Of July 3.
Miss LYDIA shlveley, of Fairfield, Neb..
is visiting Miss Gertrude Frew of
North Main street.
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The Sunday Concerts.

on Sunday afternoon and evening the
usual concerts win be given by the OPP
era House band. under the direction OF
prof. Il. w. Spell who has announced
speclnlly attractive programmes for
these concerts. The Wheeling & Elm
Grove road will provide extra cars in
anticipation of unusually large crowds.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.


Since the acquiring OF the Wheeling
club and franchise by the Wheeling
Railway Company there have been no
further developments in the middle,
but 1t is said the present ownership Is
only temporary. The company Is being
congratulated ON oil sides upon having
come to the rescue just In the nick OF
time 10 save to Wheeling the greatest
nine that she has ever had. All honor
to the officials OF the traction company
Poole was raped hard by Columbus
on Thursday. when rain came to inc
rescue OF the Wheelings, but on Friday
the Senators could do nothing WIN
Eddie's delivery. and We're shut OUT.
The Columbus series closes to-day with
n double-hcader,
In the standing OF clubs, printed in
the Intolligcnccr. Wheeling Is given
defeat and Columbus victory on INC
local clubs failure to appear NJ Column
bus on Wednesday President Power,
however, huB said that the game VIII
probably not count against the Wheel,
ings. The change In the standing WIN
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IT'S like finding money to buy one
of those Sc go All Wool Suits at
NJ. GUTMAN g. JOS,
Twelfth and Main Streets

HUNDREDS of lives saved every
year by having DR.. Thomas Eclectne
oil in the house just when It is needed
cures Group. heals burns, cuts, wounds
of every sort
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be made when he promulgates his de-
cfsion officially.

Wheeling and Fort Wayne are SEIZED.
uled to play here Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, but the Sunday game Is likely
to lie played In Fort Wayne, owing 10
the Melvin Injunction.
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WE are now selling the Graphophone
Grand at $50 which formerly sold ~
500. Also full line OF Graphophons
Grand Records at 81 90, former PFC
81 so. f. w. BANNER CO'
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CLEARANCE SALE of Mems Fine
Suits at SO 90, worth $40 90 and
s12 90, at NJ. GUTMAN & cos.
Twelfth and Main Streets.
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FOR latest fashions in cut and ma
terial. go to
c. w. SEABRIGHT's SON, Tailor,
22Ol Main Street
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF cLuRs.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Chicago Z. Cincinnati T.
Brooklyn 20, Philadelphia 10.
Boston G, New York ..
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AT the Third Presbyterian church on
Sabbath morning Rev. r. r. Bigger will
deliver his second sermon on the West
minister confession of faith; theme,
"Foreordlnation." In the evening a
special lecture will be delivered to
young men and young women. the
theme OF which is Intentionally with.
held from publication at this time. Par
ents are also urged to hear this lecture.
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First Christian church. Rev. C. NJ.
oliphant. pastor-MornIng, "The Ref
ormatIon;" evening. fifteen minute
sermon on THE Imagination" Sunday
school. $3.50 a. m. Mission Sunday school
$3.50 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday,
evening. Much interest is shown cOu-
corning the union Sunday school picnic.
which will occur within the coming two
weeks.
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First Presbyterian chuch-The pas
tor, Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D., will
preach at lO:sO a. m. and p. m. Morn
ing subject. THE Love and Care OF
Our Heavenly Father for His People"
Evening. praise service; subject of SER
mon, Entering Through the Gates to
the Heavenly City," The congregation
and choir will sing appropriate hymns
chants and solos.
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WHEELING Park tomorrow after
noon ana evening, Concert, and songs
by Excelsior QuRrtette.
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m THE CHURCHES.


m THE CHURCHES.
Wayman a. n. E. church. DR.. D. s.
Bentley. pastor Three services will b.
held, It being financial rally. At 1915
a. m, preaching; subject, Gods 81. S.
ing UponLiberal Giving" DR.. w. S.
Lowry. Of Washington. S. C., will de-
liver sermon in the afternoon, and at
s a. m. the members OF Simpson Meth
odlst Episcopal church will be with US,
AT the Fourth Street Methodist Epls-
copal church Sunday at 1873 a. m.
there viii be holy communion. DR.. A,
Moore conducting the services. At 7:45
p. m, the pastor, Rev. j. L. scoy. will
preach on the subject, "Mouldy Bread"
At the Third Presbyterian church on
Sabbath morning Rev. r. r. Bigger will
deliver his second sermon on the West
minister confession of faith; theme,
Generalization" In the evening
special lecture will be delivered to
young men and young women, the
theme OF which is Intentionally with
held from publication at this time. Par
ents are also urged to haar this lecture
The Third Presbyterian Sabbath
school will hold its annual picnic in
beautiful orchard near Wellsburg They
Will go on the steamer Jewel. An
pointed and refreshments will Ut on the
grounds.
First Christian church. Rev. c. NJ.
oliphant pastor-MornIng, THE Ref
ormatIon;" evening, a fifteen minute
sermon on THE Imagination" Sunday |
school, $3.50 a. m. Mission Sunday school
2:S0 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
corning the union Sunday school picnic
which will occur within the coming two
weeks.
First Presbyterian chuch-The pas /
tor, Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D., viii
preach at l0:sO a. m. and p. m. Morn
ing subject. THE Love and Care OF
Our Heavenly Father for His People"
Evening. praise service; subject of SER
mon. Entering Through the Gates to
the Heavenly City" The congregation
chants and solos.
Saint Matthews church-services for
s a. M. Morning prayer, ltany and
sermon at 1890; subject of sermon,
THE Gospel Invitation" The Rev.
David w. Howard will conduct the SER
vice and preach the sermon az st. An
drew's mission on Forty-second street,
Sunday evening at 1880.
wnl h, coishrotpd At tho saconJ Ev9p-
reiIcoI In,baron church Rev w A
Martin naSto- on next Lords dav
evening A, the s,ma time n beautiful
communion set m, elf, NJ Mr. addison
lst1el' wiz Ue SSt Hp"r' WI" "PpFo-
pirate services for Its sacred use. Ser
Vices OF the day as follows: Sunday |
scbo,t td.ts m ,nornirt, sernon
'''''
Il'l0 J. M evening setEhoh anu CoHn-
1,,,.. ,,....,., e..,.i,,- nil, 10 hold
vance MeIllor'si--''etNiGs' ""i Nv ns'u
as usual at II r. m. and 7:45 D. M The |
public Is cordially invited.
First Baptist church. KeV' Mattlh W.
,rd ., z.,o ~, tho ros,,- sunday
~ '''S >. '''' - ~ P'''NN'
school at 9:lb a. M; sunday school NJ
Chapel A, corner Broadway and Mary
land streets Mt nj Chanel g. 2SOG Eoff |
-, :, 100 a. 49,, ,ord,,I,,,
street. a' ]'SV y IT, AN "'e 'o''''''''
Invited.
Rev. c. 3. Graham. the pastor, viii
preorh nj the North street NJ. T.
,o.an .rL.i,
cnurch' lo-HorFo" Ut lV'"U' y" '''s
tlah Hlndrances; on FeLtecos'u'
At the First United Presbyterian
church, on Sunday, services will be con
Quoted az follows by the pastor "a rev;
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AT the Fourth Street Methodist Epls-
copal church Sunday at 1873 a. m.
there will be holy communion. DR.. A.
Moore conducting the services. At 7:45
p. m, the pastor, Rev. j. L. scoy. will
preach on the subject, "Mouldy Bread"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-23

Chicago at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh at St Louis,
Brooklyn Mt New York.
Philadelphia ut BostOt.
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SALE Of Mems Shirts at WIN Gut

SALE of Mems Shirts at VIII Gut
mans, Saturday and Monday, only,
Mt i price.
5O-cent Shirts only 25c.
75-cent Shirts only 3716c.
$1.o0 Shirts only SOC.
Sl.5O Shirts only Zoe.
$500 Shirts only $l.0C,
25-cent Shirts only l2I6u
WILL GUTMAN'S,
1911 Market Street.
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wayman A. NJ. E. church. DR.. D. S,
Bentley pastor Three servlces will b.
held, IT being financial rally. At 1915
a. M, preaching; subject, Gods 81. SIS
ing UponLlberal Giving" DR.. W. S.
Lowry. Of Washington. S. C.. will de-
liver sermon in the afternoon. and at
s a. m. the members of Simpson Meth
odlst Episcopal church Will be with us,
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Saint Matthews church-services for
Sunday. June 24-Holy communion at
a. m. Morning prayer, litany and
sermon at 1890; subject OF sermon,
THE Gospel Invitation" The Rev.
David w. Howard will conduct the SER
vice and preach the sermon a; st. An
drew's mission on Forty-second street,
Sunday evening at 1880
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The Third Presbyterian Sabbath
school will hold its annual picnic in a
beautiful orchard near wellsburg. They
will go on the steamer Jewel. An
amusement committee has been APP
pointed and refreshments will Ut on the
grounds.
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An Unknown FlOater,

An unknown man was found in the
river about three miles south Of
Moundsville yesterday morning. There
were no papers on the body to Identify
1t, but 1t was first thought the man
was Hunk" Burkett, of Benwood, a
well known character. Hunk" how
ever, was found to be alive and kick
ing. The remains We're viewed by
Squire Edwards OF Moundsyllle. who
took suitable action in the case. II is
supposed the deceased was employed on
n tow boat and fell into the river and
was drowned. The body was discov-
cred by party of campers. II hnd got
caught In the willows near the shore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-23

s.lold Of Honor Picnic to-day at
wheeling Park, afternoon and night
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Alice Hunttey. Mary Mccetia. McGtn-
ness and Laura Wright, and Mr.. Beck.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Myra f. Keyser and
Mr.. Wilbert A. Norton. which occurs
Tuesday evening, July 8. at the home
of the bride, In the pretty suburban
town OF Avondale, Just south of Bel
laire. The bride is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. H. p. Keyser Mr.; Nor
ton is son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Norton, Of the same place. The young
couple have the best wishes of large
circle Of friends.
on Wednesday. June "a. at o'clock
occurs the marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Green, the charming and accomplished
daughter OF Joseph Green, to Mr.. Will
lam n, Phillips, bright and promis-
ing young man Of the South Side. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Werder in the parlors of GREEN'S ho-
tel. at Philadelphia. the home of the
bride. Miss Carrie Dickmap and Mr..
John Clarke will act as attendants,
while Miss Ethel Phillips. the pretty
Uttlc sister of the groom. assisted by
Master Robert Green, will carry bunch
es OF beautiful white roses After the
ceremony wedding supper will be
served in the dining hall of the hotel.
AT the Park Casino, Thursday even
Ing OF next week. the Junior cotilliors
will be given a dancing party by Prof.
Delbrugge, and Judging from the
amount Of interest that Is being evinced
this AFFAIR will be one of the larger par
ties of the week 1t is to the Junior
Cotllll0n dancing class and their
friends. The hours are from Sis to 70
p, m Special cars will return the
party to the city.
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SALE Of Mems Hats at VIII Gut
mans, Saturday and Monday only,
at II price.
S1.oo Hats only SOC.
$3.50 Hats only 75o.
$500 Hats only $l.oo,
$500 Hats only Sl.5O'
$3.50 Hats only $l.76'
$500 Hats only $500,
WILL GUTMAN's,
1911 Market Street.
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Mrs Mary Delaplaine and daughter,
Miss Hulda Delaplaine, are at home on
North Chapllne street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson E. Whitaker of
South Chapline street, have returned
from New York, where they had gone
to meet their daughter, Miss Elsie
Whitaker and her friend, Miss Ian
Hubbard, of California. both of whom
had been travelling through Europe for
the past year. Miss Hubbard viii be
the house guest Of the whttakers for
short period.
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The event of to-day comes off at the
Country Golf Club links at Woodsdale.
being the third reception of the season.
rhe play on the grounds programmed
s between sets composed OF both men
women and will be two rounds of the
course. Tha hospitalities Of the after
noon on the gallery will be extended by
Mrs. James D. Culbcrtson and a gra-
Cious corps Of assistants. hours rs usual
from o'clock on. These receptions
have become the gala events for So
slety.
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DR.. and Mrs. f. a. HIldreth and fam
fly are at home in their country resi-
dence, near Wheeling Park.
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Mrs Oliver T. Rhodes and SON. Mas
ter Alex L. Rhodes, OF North Main
street, are home from visit to Mrs.
Lamping, at New Matamoras. Mrs.
Lamplng is the mother of the late Mrs.
Alexander Laughl!n.
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The sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be celebrated at the Second Evan
gelical Lutheran church, Rev, W. a.
Martin, pastor. on next Lords day
evening. AT the same time beautiful
communion set. the gift of Mr.. Addison
Israel, will be set apart with appro-
pirate services for Its sacred use, Ser
Vices OF the day as follows: Sunday
school, t0:15 a. M; morning sermon,
1l:l5 a. m; evening sermon ana com
munion, 1880 p. m.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Clarke, Miss Mar
tina Clark. and Mr.. Morgan Clark sail
July 4 for a protraeted European trip.
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Mr.. Herbert Horkheiner, son Of Col.
and Mrs. Morris HorGhclmer, Of Four
teenth street, sails FOR the Paris exposl-
ton about July /.
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Mr.. Joseph speIdel and SON. Mr.. Jesse
Wheat speldel. sail for Europe, imme-
dlately after the Yale commencement,
in which Mr.. Jesse speIdel figures as a
graduate
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-09

of his actual knowledge of certain af-
fairs in the life of the defendant and
his belief in the existence of anothe err
Mrs. Isaac.
From Mr.. Mckenzie these things
are learned:
In 1894, in the latter part of Sep
| TENDER, Mr.. Mckenzie says. Mr. Isaac
was married to Mrs. Mckenzie, his
mother, lat a time when she had great
Angeles, and Mr.. Mckenzie was then
conducting a sporting goods store in
which he was jointly Interested with
his mother. Immediately after the
marriage, he says, his mother asked
him to take Mr.. Isaac in partnership
| with him.
This he refused do. and his mother
| brought suit for q dissolution of part
nership, and he was thrown out of the
| business. Mr.. Isaac took charge, accord
| ing to Mckenzie, and ran it and finally
| failed. Then, he alleges, Isaac started out
over the country, and disposed of more
than $50, 600 worth of property which
had formerly belonged to Mrs. McKen-
zie. Later they separated and in
1898, at Albuquerque, says Mckenzie,
q divorce was granted.
According to a telegram received
from Los Angeles this afternoon by
MIR. Mckenzie. Mr.. Isaac was, on July
%, 1898, married to Mrs. Virginia
Bishop. Mr.. Mckenzie knew this be-
fore, and only wired for confirmation.
He is of opinion that there has been no
divorce granted since the second mar
riage, and 1t was on this belief that
the charge of bigamy was preferred.
Superintendent Martin, of the G H,
this morning received telegram from
Mr.. Isaac at Sanderson. saying that he
was charged with bigamy, but that be
was Innocent. A report was circulated
that he had asked MIR. Martin to go on
his bond, and allow him to remain at
Sanderson, but Mr.. Martin stated that
he had received no such telegram.
1t is hoped that Mr.. Isaac's arrival
| here tomorrow morning will clear
matters up. 7. E Hunt, commercial
| agent of the S. P, says that he knows
Mr.. Isaac's father well, that he was
| formerly a draugh tsman in the S. 2,
offices at Oakland, and that he is now
in San Francisco, probably the Car
negie agent for the Pacific coast.
| A telegram was received at the sher-
| ifs Office this morning that jenkins
| had arrested the man at Sanderson.
Mr.. Isaac asked that the bond be fixe6
here, that he might remain in Sander
son, but st the sheriff's Office it was
decided that it was best for him tC
come on here and appear at the exam
lining trial. He will accordingly ar
rive tomorrow morning.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-09
WAS ARRESTED AT SANDERSON
r. 3. Isaac, Whose Marriage Was
Announced Yesterday, Is Char
ged With Bigdmy

A warrant was yesterday afternoon
sworn out before Justice Spencer
charging r. B. Isaac with
bigamy. Isaac is the man whose
marriage to Miss Lucy Kneelsnd was
announced yesterday, and who has
gone with his bride to live in Sander
con, where he has been made assistant
agent of the G. 81.
Ben S. Jenkins, formerly United
States inspector here, brother-in-law of
the young lady, was Immediately depu-
tized as deputy sheriff by Sheriff
Boone, and left on the east bound G..
81. passenger last night to bring Mr..
Isaac back to Ell Paso.
The warrant was sworn out by G. W.
Mckenzie, of this city, and, while it is
not known positively that Mr.. Isaac
has another wife, Mr.. Mckenzie has
sworn out the warrant on the strength
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-09
COAL NEAR ALBUQUERQUE.
Prospects Of Big Development
There-Not d New Field.

The unusual success of the White
Oaks people seems to have turned
attention to other coal fields, in New
Mexico.
The New Mexican says: Large coal
fields have been discovered about
twenty miles from Albuquerque, and
the local land Office has elready re-
corded dozen coal entries in that
section since the discovery few weeks
ago.
In explanation of general reports.
the Journal Democrat says: The state
ment which recently appeared in one of
the Denver papers to The effect that
coal had recently been discovered in
this county 20 miles from Albuq uerque
is far astray. The fact is that for
years our peorle have known that
large deposits OF fine bituminous coal
lie in the hills few miles beyond
Bernalillo. 1t is true that during the
past few days a score of Albuquer-
ouesns have taken up coal areas, and
preparations are being made TO capit-
alize a company and develop the
mines. Both the CerrillOs and Gallup
collierjes are unable to meet the de-
msnd upon tnem, and there is no
question but large coal industry is
about to spring up in this vicinity.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-09
SANTA FE PROMOTIONS
Several Office Clerks Are Rewarded
For Good Service

Several changes occurred in the
Santa F'e depot Office force yesterday
and as reward for excellent service,
several clerks now have better posi-
tiOns.
A. F. Stafford, who for long time
has been revising clerk and assistant
cashier in the offices here was trans
ferred to Deming to fill the same posi-
ton jointly for the Santa Fe and
Southern Pacific.
His position here falls to the lot of
G. Overhaulser. the old car account
ant, who has been with the company
here for several years.
Sam Mountain. who for a long time
has served as Office clerk and baggage
master, gets the position of car &C
countant.
The changes will not necessitate
putting On new man at present but
an addition to the force will likely be
made in the near future.
The boys who have gone up are all
well known and liked here.