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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-16
POLITICAL
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY REPUBLICANS
They Rave Nominated a Strong County
Tioket-Hon. B. s. Rodey and Governor
Otero Enthusiastically Received.

TERRA Amarillo, via Chama, N. NJ
October 16.-The Republican county
convention held in this place on yester-
day nominated the following legislative
and county ticket: For council, r. D.
Burns; house Of representatives, thir-
Sanchez and Benigno Trujillo; superin-
tendent of schools, Antonio Alcola; as
SCISSOR, Antonio Velascus; sheriff, Alex
ander Read; collector, Tomas Gonzal-
es; probate judge, M. Cordova probate
clerk, Benigno Hernandez; county COM
inissioners, Francisco F.. na Florencio
Trujillo and S. V. Martinez.
The convention was large and enthu-
siastic, and the outlook for carrying
the county by as heavy majority as
it was carried by the Republicans two
years ago is good. There can be no
doubt Of the election of the legislative
and county ticket. The only question is
the majority.
Governor Otero, Mr. 3odey, A. NJ
Bergere and w. e. Martin will be in
Tres Piedras on Wednesday en- route
to Taos The reception accorded Gov
ernor Otero and Mr.. Rodey was enthu-
siastic, friendly and cordial in the ex-
treme. Both gentlemen made a very
fine and favorable impression upon the
people.
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MOB DISPERSED
BY TROOPS
Marching Coal Miners at Lansford
Driven Back to Tamaqua by
the Militia.
ANOTHER COLLIERY CLOSED
A Crowd Of Strikers, Two Thousand Strong,
Marched on Ten Oollieries in Panther
Greek Valley-Talk Of
Settlement.

New York, October 16.-Local coal
nearing the end. 1ne heads of the big
coal carrying roads say there is little to
confirm such an opinion, but one inti-
mated that there would be a settlement
soon.
AN EXCITING TIME.
Lansford, Pa, October 16.-More than
1000 striking mine workers made a de-
scent upon ten colieries of the Lehigh
Panther creek valley, this morning.
They came to this place by two sepa-
rate roads. One crowd shut up the Mes
quehoning colliery, while the other mob
was driven back to Tamaqua and dis
persed by battalion of troops after an
exciting time. No one was hurt. The
troops had been ordered to the district
last night in anticipation of the march.
DISPERSED BY SOLDIERS.
Coal Dale, Pa, October 16.-The local
union of mine workers met to-day and
prepared a welcome for the marchers
from Hazelton and vicinity, but the SOL
diers dispersed the meeting, ordering
the men to their homes.
MANY STRIKERS ARRESTED.
Tamaqua, Pa, October 16.-Between
twenty-five and thirty unruly marchers
were arrested by the soldiers at various
points along the line Of march during
the early part of the day. Later all but
a few were discharged. They were ac-
cused of carrying concealed deadly
weapons and melting to riot. Two min
ers on the way to work in the Nesque-
honing district were severely beaten.
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THE BOERS STILL ACTIVE.
Engagements Covering Wide Field in the
Transyaa!,

London, October 16.-Lord Roberts
reports from Pretoria, under date of
October Is, the following: French
started from Machadodorp toward Hell
delberg to clear part Of the country not
yet visited by our troops. Mahon, COM
manding the mounted troops, success
fully engaged the enemy on October 13,
but our losses were severe, three officers
and eight men being killed and three
officers and twenty-five men wounded.
French occupied Carolina yesterday,
capturing convoy during his march"
Roberts also reports number Of minor
affairs. showing that the Beers are still
active over wide field.
FIFTY BOERS CAPTURED.
Cape Town, October 16.-The British
re-entered Bloemhoef. near Kimberley,
on October IA, unopposed, and captured
fifty Beers.
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SOCORRO REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Nominations Made by Acclamation at the
Convention Yesterday.

The Republicans of Socorro county
held their county convention yesterday.
The following ticket was nominated by
acclamation: For council, DR.. G. G.
Cruikshank; for house, Jose Sanchez;
for treasurer and collector, Abran Abey-
ta; for assessor, Nestor Peyton; for
county school superintendent, Elfego
Baca; for sheriff, c. F. Blackington; for
probate judge, Jose E. Torres; for pro-
bate clerk, Hermanos Baca; for COM
second district Gregorio Baca; third
district, Captain Fitzpatrick.
TAOS COUNTY POLITICS.
Hon. Frank Staplin, who has been
nominated for member of the board of
county commissioners from Taos coun-
ty, is young man of fine business abil-
ity, and is well fitted for, the position.
He served as member of the thirty
third legislative assembly. The county
of Taos needs a good and honest bust
ness man in that position, and the peo-
pie will do themselves benefit by elect
ing Mr.. Stapln for thes position for
which he has been nominated.
Hon. Melquiades Martinez, nominated
for the legislative assembly from Taos,
Rio Arriba and San Juan counties, has
served in that capacity and has served
as a member of the house from that
county, and also as its superintendent
of schools. Mr. Martinez is well and fa-
vorably known throughout the district
His record in the legislature has been
good and clean. While in the house and
council he did good service for the peo-
pie, and served his constituents in the
district well whenever and wherever he
could. With the experience he has
gained he will be able to do still more
for the people of his district. There is
no good reason why the Republican rep
resentatives from northwestern New
Mexico, having two members of the
council and four members in the house.
should not get together and gain some
thing substantial for that section. For
instance, the asylum for the blind,
which has not yet been located might
be located at Espanola. If elected, Mr..
Martinez can and will do good service
for his district. If the voters of these
counties know what is for their own
best interests they will elect Mr.. Mar
tinez.
e. G. Abbott, of Red River, in the
mining section of Taos county, is the
Republican nominee for the house from
the county of Taos. He is lawyer, and
a bright and energetic young man, hon
est and capable. He is interested in
mining, and his election would prove a
benefit to Taos county. He would work
hard to secure needed legislation for
Taos county and his district. BY all
means the voters of that county should
give him their votes and elect him by a
handsome majority.
COUNTY CONVENTIONS TO BE
HELD.
The Republican county convention Of
Dano Ana county will be held at Las
Cruces on the 25th inst, and the Demo-
cratic county convention of Rio Arriba
county, to nominate a legislative and
county ticket, will be held at Chamita,
above Espanola on next Saturday, goth
inst.
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The Defendant Was Taken to the Court
Room in His Bed.

Georgetown, KY, October l6.-The
trial of Henry Youtsey on the charge
of completely in the Goebel assassina-
ton was resumed to-day, although
Youtsey's condition is unchanged. He
was placed on bed, which was pulled
up to the doorway of the court room, in
plain view. Wharton Golden was the
first witness. Golden said he never told
Rev. John Stamper nor Mrs. Stamper
that he was to get $4,000 for his testi-
mony, nor that if he could see Colonel
Campbell he could get $4,000. He de-
MED all the statements attributed to
him by the Stampers, l.. F. Sinclair and
others. w. H. Culton was recalled, and
again denied telling Charles Reynolds
that he had contract for immunity,
nor had he told one Chipley that Whar-
ton Golden had gotten them all in this
trouble. Arthur M Goebel was recalled,
and in answer to question from Col.
Nelson, said that he never testified in
any of these cases until yesterday.
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UNITED STATES
AFFECTED
The Rebellion in Southern China
Disturbs American Interests in
That Part Of the Empire.
PAO TINGPU HAS BEENTAKEN
The Chinese Authorities Are Unable to
Cope with the Rebels-The French
Propositions Endorsed by Foreign
Ministers at Pekin.

Hong Kong, October 16.-The Ameri-
far south of China are imperiled by the
rebellion in Kang Tung province. AL
ready the revolt is grown to such pro-
portions that the Chinese authorities
are unable to suppress it. Mr.. Wildman,
the United States consul general at
Hong Kong, has gone to Manila to con-
fer over the critical situation with Cen
eral Macarthur.
FRENCH PROPOSITION INDORSED.
Tien Tsin, October 15.-The British
ambassador, being informed from Lon
don of the basis of negotiations pro-
posed by M. Delcasse, French minister
of foreign affairs, called meeting of
the diplomatic corps at Pekin. The
French propositions were unanimously
approved and appreciation expressed of
Frances initiative.
PAO TING FLU CAPTURED.
London, October ia dispatch from
Shanghai states that Pao Ting Flu was
captured on Saturday by 1000 allies
sent from Pekin for that purpose.
A REFORMER DECAPITATED.
Washington, October 16.-Confirma-
tion has been received here of the exc
cution on July 20 of Chang Yen Hoon,
former Chinese minister to the United
States. Chang was a loyal adherent of
the emperor and a warm supporter of
the latter's reform movements. When
the empress dowager supplanted the
emperor two years ago he was banished
to Nebrado. 1t now appears that the
empress dowager, taking advantage of
the late reign of terror at Pekin, know
ing Changes influence with the emperor,
ordered his execution by decapitation.
ORDERS BY Ii HUNG CHANG.
Paris, October 16.-At cabinet coun-
Gil held at Elysee palace to-day the
minister Of foreign affairs, M. Delcasse,
announced that all the powers have ac-
cepted the French note as basis Of ne
gotiations. The minister added that he
has been informed that Ii Hung Chang
has just ordered the Black Flags and
the Kwang ST troops, which are trav-
ersing the province of HUI Nan, on their
way to. join the court at Sian Flu, to
abandon their march and to return to
Canton.
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The WOOL MARKET.
Some Sales Are BEING Made, But Business
Is Somewhat Dull.

Boston, Mass, October 16.-There is
practically no change in the wool mar
ket here this week, the sales being made
only to supply the present needs Of the
manufacturers. The territories are we'll
represented by sales, though not nota-
bly, above the secured base of 47@4Sc for
fine medium and fine; strictly staple is
quoted at SOC. Fleece wools are quiet,
with prices nominal.
THE ST. LOUIS MARKET.
st. Louis, October 16.-Wool is quiet
and easy.
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A DISASTROUS BLAZE.
1t Gutted Four Story Building This
Afternoon at Detroit.

Detroit, October 16.-An explosion of
rubber cement in the basement of a
four-story building on Jefferson avenue,
occupied by Witchell Sons Company
(Limted), manufacturers of shoes, at
1:30 p. m. to-day, resulted in a fire
which cost the life Of one man and in
jured eight persons, four Of whom were
girls. The fire spread with such rapid
ity that the employees were compelled to
jump from the upper stories. man
named Ireson jumped from the third
story window, struck a sign on the
front of the building, breaking it loose
and carrying down several other per-
sons, who crawled out on the window
ledge. Treson was instantly killed.
Those who fell with him are: Jennie
McTaggart, who will die: Charles
O'Connor, Joseph Pullare, John Tul-
lare, Minnie Corbett, Daniel Cardinal
Mabel Straight and an unknown Hun
garian. The building was completely
gutted.
The body of Ernest Lizzotte was
found in the ruins.
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Tired of Life.

Washington, October 16.-Thomas F
Lane, son-in-law of United States Sen
ator Blackburn, committed suicide last
night by shooting. Ill-health is as
signed as the cause. Lanes little
daughter was in the room with him al
the time. He was the American repre-.
sentative of Vickers' Sons and the Max
i'm Gun Company. London.
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A DARING ROBBERY.
It Occurred at the Home Of William Page
at Las Cruces,

A man entered the residence of Will.
lam Page, at Las Cruces, during his alb
sence last week and commenced rum.
aging through the drawers of the room
in which Mrs. Page was asleep. She
awoke and said, speaking to her hus.
band, as she supposed, "Will, what are
you looking for?" when the light from a
small lantern flashed in her face and q
strange voice said, keep quiet; want
your money and valuables."
Mrs. Page then saw man with a
mask on and pistol in his hand stand
ing at the foot of the bed. The burglar
then continued his work and secured
considerable jewelry and some money
Half an hour after his departure Mr.
Page arrived at home, Mrs. Page re-
lated her story, but search for the
burglar failed of capture.
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The RICE CASE.
A Lawyer and His Valet Accused Of For
ging Biz Check.

New York, October, 16.-The preli-
minary hearing of Lawyer Albert 7.
Patrick and his valet Charles F. Jones
was resumed today in the Center street
police court. The charge is forging and
uttering check for $4,000 upon
Swenson & Sons, bankers, to which Is
signed the name of Wiiam II. Rice.
The first witness to-day was Charles
H. Findlay, clerk of the banking
house of Swenson & Sons. His testi-
mony related to the refusal of the firm
to cash the check presented by David L.
Short on September "a, after the death
of Rice
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Appointed Lord Chief Justice

London, october 16.-It is officially
announced that Lord Alverstone, better
known as Sir Richard Webster, has
been appointed lord chief justice of En-
gland in succession to the late Baron
Russell of Killowen. Justice A. L. Smith
succeeds Lord Alverstone as master Of
rolls
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HUMAN BONES FOUND.
They Are Supposed to Be Those Of Colonel
A. ]. Fountain and Son.

Alamogordo, N. M, October 16.-The
charred bones Of man and boy, sup
posed to be the remains of Col. A. J.
Fountain and son Henry, have been
found in the Sacramento mountains by
Alonzo Greenwood and William Smith,
who were hunting.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-16
ALBUQUERQUE ITEMS.
All Obstacles to the Railway Improvements
Cleared Away.

UIeafed Away.
A new generator has been received
for the electric light plant at Albu-
querque.
Abraham Myers was given a IL days
sentence for thrashing his wife.
The city council has at last ratified
the viaduct agreement with the Santa
Fe railroad company and now the last
obstacle in the way of erecting the new
depot and hotel has been cleared away.
c. e. Bailey lost $3.50 diamond
while on visit from FL Paso. Benja.
min Harris, a colored healthseeker found
the diamond and received 500 reward
Miss Emma Huning arrived in Albu.
querque on Saturday from her trip tc
Europe,
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A Bic Fire at Oshkosh.

Oshkosh, Wis, October 16.-A fire to.
day in the lumber district destroyed 49,.
600, 900 feet of lumber, part of the
Hollister-Ames company mills and the
plant Of the Chaloner Sons company.
The loss amounts to almost $3OO. 1000.
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New Mexico Mine Stocks.

At the Boston mine exchange, last
week 1875 shares OF Cochitl Gold Mining
company stock sold tor IS to $s.75 per
share, par value S25. OF the Santa Fe
Gold & Copper company stock 3142
shares we're sold at $5.25 to 81 per SHARE
par value $40.
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Seven Persons Killed.

Vienna, October 16.-The facade of the
Czech high school at Prossnitz, Mora
via, topped into the street to-day, kill
ing seven persons and injuring ten.
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Fell Fifty Feet

P. Sechrist, an employe of the Old
Abe company, was seriously if not fat
ally injured at White Oaks by falling
so feet in stope of the mine. He
sustained number.of ugly scalp wounds
and internal injuries.
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Two Men Burned to Death.

Black Hawk, Colo, October 1G.-Jo-
seph Welsh, placer miner, aged go,
and Gus Steva, ranchman, aged 70,
We're burned TO death this morning in a
fire which destroyed the Colorado
b0uca
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AMERICANS TAKEN CAPTIVE.
Two Detaohments 0verpowered by Filipinos
Dead Bodies Mutilatad.


Dead Bodies Mutilated.
Manila, October ia detachment Of
twenty men Of the oath regiment while
engaged in repairing the telegraph
wires on october 10 at point near San
Jose, Nuevo Ecija province, Isle de Lu-
zon, was set upon by 200 rebels and
overpowered and scattered. Seven
Americans reached San Jose, but 1t Is
probable that the remainder were cap
tured. The enemy surprised the scouts
of the 43d infantry three miles from
Takloban, Leyte island, killing three
Americans at the first volley. Two es-
capped and gave the alarm, but the ene-
my succeeded in evading the pursuers.
The native police of Takloban had con-
spired to surprise the Americans. The
bodies of the dead soldiers were badly
mutilated.
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Slashed With a Knife.

Mildred Davidson. while quarreling
with M. d. Lincoln at White Oaks
slashed the latter across the throat with
sharp knife, that almost cut the iugu,
lar vein. Davidson was arrested tC
await the action of the grand jury.
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Accidentally Shot.

w. M. Lane, at Jarilla, was hurt by
the accidental discharge of shot gun
in the hands of Fred Reasoner. Five or
six shots lodged in his thigh, one of
them passing through the muscles just
above the knee,
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The Revolution Ended,

San Domingo, october 16.-The upris-
by the troops pursuing them. The trib-
unals are occupied with the prosecution
of political prisoners.
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A Cabinet Meeting.

Washington, October 16.-The cabinet
meeting to-day was devoid Of interest.
Nothing new regarding the Chinese sit
uation has been received.
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INDIANS MAKING TROUBLE.

They Resist the Payment of the Triba
Taxes.
Fort Worth, Tex, October 16.-It is
reported that a small band Of Creek In
dians in the territory are getting ready
to make trouble and to resist paying
tribal taxes. The Indian agents are pre-
pairing for an emergency.
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KURDS ON THE RAMPAGE.
They Are Burning Christian as Well as
Mohamedan Villages.

Constantinople, October 1.-THE
tribal risings among the Kurds are assum
ing threatening proportions. The
authorities are greatly concerned.
Troops had to intervene in Diarbekir
district where a number Of Christian
and Mussulman villages have been
raZed.
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VOL. MOO. N. M. Reports

Volume TX of New Mexico Reports
can now be supplied by The New Mexi-
can Printing Company. Delivered at
publishers price of $3.30
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importing Gold .

New York, October 16-It Is an
engaged s., 900, 900 gold for import.
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A $2,000,000 FIRE.

Entire Business Section of Port Limon
Destroyed.
New York, October ia fire, which
started at Port Limon, Costa Rica, on
Saturday, according to dispatches re-
ceived here, destroyed the entire busi-
ness section of the city and caused a
property loss of over $4,000, 900.
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STREET CAR COLLISION.
1t Occurred at Seattle in Heavy Fog
This Morning.

I HlS WOIIllllB'
Seattle, Wash, October 16-A street
car collision occurred this morning on
the line between Seattle and Renton. A
passenger car met freight bound to
the city. Both cars were going at a good
speed. Thirteen people on the passen-
ger car and one on the freight were
injured. A heavy fog enveloped the val
law
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FRESH FISH"
And all kinds Of game in season at the
Bon-Ton.
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Bruin Made Himself at Home.

Bears, which were unusually nu'
merous in Pike and adjacent counties
in Pennsylvania during last winter
and spring, are again making them
selves obnoxious to farmers, and are
venturing into the clearances, and in
one instar ce took possession Of farm
house, as is evidenced by the terrify-
ing experience of Mrs. Picot, an aged
resident OF Dark Swamp.
While engaged in her morning
duties about the housc she was startled
by soft footsteps advancing up the
walk. Turning, she was confronted
By the bear, aud before she could
close the door Bruiu barred the way.
Although terribly frightened, she re-
tanned her presence Of mind, and be-
gan to Sly various cooking utensils
ct the beast, which, instead of retreat
ing, lodged the missiles and walked
into the kitchen. Mrs. Picot hastily
ran to the upper portion of the dwell
ing end locked the door.
Brain, evidently thinking the
kitchen q nursery, began to toss the
furniture about the room and eat a
portion OF the v.ctuals remaining in
The pantry. firing of the sport, the
bear took q short nap on the floor,
and then scampered off into the woods.
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its use in the making of stained.
glass windows: opium Island, one o:
the broken line of morainal islets
reaching from the northeastern point
of Long Island across the Sound tc
Watch Hill, r. l., abounds in peb
bles of variously colored quartz, de.
rived from the disintegrated rocks OF
the Conn ecticut shore and carried
southwark to the upper or second
moraine by the ice-sheet. Many Of
these pebbles are very richly colore0
red, yellow, purple, etc.--and have
been locally called agates, and col
lected, both here and on the neighbor
ing Goose Island, by parties from
Connecticut. The pebbles are used
for the same purposes as stained
glass-that is, loaded together-the
iron staining showing beautifully by
transmitted light. This form of win.
dow effect was introduced by Mr..
Louis G. Tiffany. The pebbles are
very abundant, and are continually
rolled, washed and polished by the
surf, and sometimes piled on the
beach in windrows. One or TWO per.
sons make O business of visiting the
islands III sloop and gathering the
best colored and most attractive
stones. New York Post.
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Exercise and Digestion.

A COW let alone and having room to
move about freely will usually take
all the exercise she needs and at the
time she needs it. All attempts OF
her owner to force her to take e1er-
else will prove not only useless hut
injurious. Some people have the
idea that COW that has o full stom7
ach requires to be driven around to
work off the surplus food. That may
be partial remedy when the cow lss
bloated and lies down. She is then
full of gas, and some motion of her
body and limbs is useful tc allow the
gas to escape. But in any ordinary
digestion, when an animal has q full
stomach which is being disposed OF
normally, rest and sleep are bene. l1,.
fetal rather than otherwise. Some
exercise to maintain health is neces.
sary, but there is no danger that Q
%ell-fed COW will not take all that is
GOOD for her if let alone. She will
take it when it will net distress an
overloaded stomach, or an udder that
is distended with milk which needs to
be drawn kom it.